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Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Education Department NOTICES NOTICES Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Submissions, and Approvals, 30364–30366 Submissions, and Approvals, 30322–30323 Meetings: Agriculture Department Presidents Board of Advisors on Historically Black See Forest Service Colleges and Universities, 30323–30324 See Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Regional Advisory Committees, 30324–30325 Administration NOTICES Employment and Training Administration Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, NOTICES Submissions, and Approvals, 30303 Affirmative Determinations Regarding Applications for Army Department Reconsideration: Pisgah Yarn and Dyeing Co., Old Fort, NC, 30392–30393 See Engineers Corps NOTICES Amended Certifications Regarding Eligibility to Apply for Environmental Impact Statements; Availability, etc.: Worker Adjustment Assistance: Yuma Proving Ground, AZ, 30319–30320 Bush Industries, Inc., Erie, PA, 30393 Deloitte Financial Advisory Services LLP, Real Estate Centers for Disease Control and Prevention Consulting, Houston, TX, 30396 NOTICES Faribault Woolen Mill Co., and Faribo Woolens, Inc., Draft Alert: Faribault, MN, 30397 Preventing Occupational Respiratory Disease from Hewlett Packard Co. Human Resources Division, et al., Dampness in Office Buildings, Schools, and other 30393–30394 Nonindustrial Buildings; Correction, 30366 St. John Knits, Inc., Irvine, CA, 30394 Meetings: Supervalu, Inc., IT and Finance Departments, et al., Disease, Disability, and Injury Prevention and Control 30394–30396 Special Emphasis Panel; Correction, 30366–30367 Tektronix, Inc., Beaverton, OR, 30396–30397
Children and Families Administration Energy Department NOTICES See Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, NOTICES Submissions, and Approvals, 30367, 30368 Application to Export Electric Energy: Available Funding: E–T Global Energy, LLC, 30325 Basic Center Program and Street Outreach Program, Proposed Subsequent Arrangement, 30325–30326 30368–30369 Replacement Grant Awards, 30369 Engineers Corps NOTICES Civil Rights Commission Environmental Impact Statements; Availability, etc.: NOTICES Chesapeake Bay Oyster Recovery Project, Virginia and Meetings: Maryland, 30321–30322 Montana State Advisory Committee, 30306 Luce Bayou Interbasin Transfer Project in Liberty County North Dakota State Advisory Committee, 30305–30306 and Harris County, TX, 30320–30321
Coast Guard Environmental Protection Agency RULES NOTICES Special Local Regulations and Safety Zones: Cross-Media Electronic Reporting: Recurring Events in Northern New England, 30255–30263 Authorized Program Revision Approval, State of Ohio, NOTICES 30342–30343 Cruise Vessel Safety and Security Act of 2010, Available Meetings: Technology, 30374–30375 SFIREG Full Working Committee, 30343–30344 Commerce Department See National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Executive Office of the President See Presidential Documents Defense Department See Army Department Farm Credit Administration See Engineers Corps RULES See Navy Department Loan Policies and Operations: NOTICES Loan Purchases from FDIC, 30246–30250 Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, PROPOSED RULES Submissions, and Approvals: General Provisions; Operating and Strategic Business Acquisition of Helium, 30362 Planning, 30280–30285
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Federal Aviation Administration Federal Maritime Commission RULES NOTICES Airworthiness Directives: Agreements Filed, 30360 Boeing Co. Model 747–100, 747–100B, 747–100B SUD, Ocean Transportation Intermediary Licenses; Applicants, 747–200B, 747–200C, etc., Series Airplanes; 30360–30361 Correction, 30253–30254 Ocean Transportation Intermediary Licenses; Reissuances, PROPOSED RULES 30361 Airworthiness Directives: Ocean Transportation Intermediary Licenses; Rescissions of SOCATA Model TBM 700 Airplanes, 30295–30297 Orders of Revocation, 30361 Amendments of Class E Airspace: Cocoa, FL, 30298–30299 Federal Reserve System Establishments of Class E Airspace: NOTICES Kayenta, AZ, 30299–30300 Formations of, Acquisitions by, and Mergers of Bank Modifications of Class E Airspace: Holding Companies, 30361 Glasgow, MT, 30300–30301 Proposals to Engage in Permissible Nonbanking Activities Special Conditions: or Acquire Companies Engaged in Permissible Gulfstream Aerospace LP Model G250 airplane Pilot Nonbanking Activities, 30361–30362 Compartment View – Hydrophobic Coatings in Lieu of Windshield Wipers, 30294–30295 Fish and Wildlife Service NOTICES NOTICES Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Endangered and Threatened Wildlife and Plants: Submissions, and Approvals: 5-Year Reviews of Species in California, Nevada, and the Airport Noise Compatibility Planning, 30421 Klamath Basin of Oregon, 30377–30382 General Operating and Flight Rules, 30421–30422 Environmental Assessments; Availability, etc.: Requests to Release Airport Property: Willamette Valley National Wildlife Refuge Complex, Helena Regional Airport, Helena, MT, 30422 Benton, Linn, Marion, and Polk Counties, OR, Federal Emergency Management Agency 30382–30384 NOTICES Environmental Impact Statements; Availability, etc.: Emergency Declarations: Proposed Habitat Conservation Plan and Incidental Take Louisiana; Amendment No. 1, 30375 Permit, 30384–30386 Mississippi; Amendment No. 3, 30375–30376 Permits: Major Disaster Declarations: Endangered Species; Marine Mammals, 30386–30387 Alabama; Amendment No. 12, 30376 Illinois; Amendment No. 1, 30376 Food and Drug Administration NOTICES Federal Energy Regulatory Commission Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, NOTICES Submissions, and Approvals: Applications: Color Additive Certification Requests and Recordkeeping, Alabama Power Co., 30328–30329 30369 Gulf South Pipeline Co., LP, 30326–30327 Experimental Study of Nutrition Facts Label Formats, Reliable Storage 1 LLC, 30327–30328 30369–30370 Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Community, 30328 Combined Filings, 30329–30338 Foreign Claims Settlement Commission Filings: NOTICES American Midstream Onshore Pipelines, LLC, 30338– Meetings; Sunshine Act, 30391 30339 Hill–Lake Gas Storage, LLC, 30338 Forest Service Institutions Of Proceedings: NOTICES California Independent System Operator Corp., 30339 Environmental Impact Statements; Availability, etc.: Meetings: Tongass National Forest; Alaska; Bell Island Geothermal National Fuel Gas Supply Corp. Northern Access Project, Leases, 30303–30305 30339 Preliminary Permit Applications: General Services Administration Reliable Storage 1 LLC, 30339–30340 NOTICES Reliable Storage 1 LLC, 30340–30342 Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Town of Edgartown, 30341 Submissions, and Approvals: Waiver Requests: Acquisition of Helium, 30362 Gulf South Pipeline Co., LP, 30342 Government Ethics Office Federal Highway Administration RULES NOTICES Post-Employment Conflict of Interest Restrictions; Revision Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, of Departmental Component Designations, 30245– Submissions, and Approvals, 30422–30423 30246 Federal Housing Finance Agency Grain Inspection, Packers and Stockyards Administration NOTICES NOTICES Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Meetings: Submissions, and Approvals, 30344–30360 Advisory Committee, 30305
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Health and Human Services Department Meetings: See Agency for Healthcare Research and Quality Twin Falls District Resource Advisory Council, Idaho, See Centers for Disease Control and Prevention 30388 See Children and Families Administration See Food and Drug Administration National Aeronautics and Space Administration See National Institutes of Health PROPOSED RULES NOTICES Commercial Acquisition; Anchor Tenancy, 30301–30302 Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, NOTICES Submissions, and Approvals, 30362–30364 Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Submissions, and Approvals: Homeland Security Department Acquisition of Helium, 30362 See Coast Guard See Federal Emergency Management Agency National Credit Union Administration RULES Housing and Urban Development Department Share Insurance and Appendix, 30250–30253 NOTICES PROPOSED RULES Funding Awards: Community Development Revolving Loan Fund, 30286– Section 4 Capacity Building for Community Development 30294 and Affordable Housing Program, 30376–30377 National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Indian Affairs Bureau NOTICES NOTICES Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Indian Child Welfare Act; Designated Tribal Agents for Submissions, and Approvals, 30423–30425 Service of Notice, 30438–30490 Decision that Nonconforming Vehicles Are Eligible for Importation: Interior Department 2007–2011 Suzuki GSX1300R Motorcycles, 30425–30426 See Fish and Wildlife Service Petitions for Decisions that Nonconforming Cars Are See Indian Affairs Bureau Eligible for Importation: See Land Management Bureau 2006 Mercedes–Benz CLS Class Passenger Cars, 30426– 30427 Internal Revenue Service RULES National Institutes of Health Taxpayer Assistance Orders; Correction, 30254 NOTICES NOTICES Meetings: Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Center for Scientific Review, 30371–30373 Submissions, and Approvals, 30428–30434 National Heart, Lung, and Blood Institute, 30371–30372 Meetings: National Institute of Allergy and Infectious Diseases, Electronic Tax Administration Advisory Committee, 30373 30434–30435 National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research, 30370, 30373 Justice Department National Institute of Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney See Foreign Claims Settlement Commission Diseases, 30370–30371 NOTICES National Institute of General Medical Sciences, 30370, Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, 30373–30374 Submissions, and Approvals: National Institute on Aging, 30374 Generic Information Collection Review of Customer Outreach and Information, 30389–30390 National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Semi-Annual Progress Report for Grantees from the RULES Children and Youth Exposed to Violence Program, Fisheries of the Northeastern United States; Monkfish; 30389 Amendment 5, 30265–30276 Semi-Annual Progress Report for Grantees from the Fisheries Off West Coast States: Services, Training, Education and Policies to Reduce Coastal Pelagic Species Fisheries; Annual Specifications, Domestic Violence, etc., 30388–30389 30276–30279 Lodging of Settlement Agreement Under CERCLA, etc., NOTICES 30390–30391 Meetings: National Standard 10 Guidelines, 30308 Labor Department New England Fishery Management Council, 30306 See Employment and Training Administration Pacific Fishery Management Council, 30307–30309 NOTICES Permits: Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Marine Mammals and Endangered Species; File Nos. Submissions, and Approvals: 14245, 1596–03, and 14726–01, 30309–30311 High Growth and Community-Based Job Training Grants, Marine Mammals; File No. 15324, 30309 30391–30392 Marine Mammals; File No. 16087, 30309 Takes of Marine Mammals Incidental to Specified Land Management Bureau Activities: NOTICES Seabird and Pinniped Research Activities in Central Filing of Plat of Survey, Wyoming, 30387–30388 California, 2011–2012, 30311–30319
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National Science Foundation Railroad Retirement Board NOTICES NOTICES Permit Applications Under the Antarctic Conservation Act, Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, 30397 Submissions, and Approvals, 30408–30409
Navy Department Securities and Exchange Commission RULES NOTICES Certifications and Exemptions under the International Self-Regulatory Organizations; Proposed Rule Changes: Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972, New York Stock Exchange LLC, 30418–30421 30254–30255 NOTICES NYSE Amex LLC, 30411–30417 Government-Owned Inventions Available for Licensing, NYSE Arca, Inc., 30409–30411, 30417–30418 30322 Meetings: State Department Chief of Naval Operations Executive Panel, 30322 RULES Acquisition Regulation; Nuclear Regulatory Commission Foreign Nationals and Third Country Nationals, 30264– PROPOSED RULES 30265 Enhanced Weapons, Firearms Background Checks, and NOTICES Security Event Notifications, 30280 Continuation of Waiver Authority, 30421 NOTICES Environmental Assessments; Availability, etc.: Transportation Department Fort St. Vrain Independent Spent Fuel Storage See Federal Aviation Administration Installation, 30397–30399 See Federal Highway Administration Facility Operating License Amendment Requests: See National Highway Traffic Safety Administration Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC, Oconee Nuclear Station, Units 1, 2, and 3, 30399–30404 Treasury Department Meetings: Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards, 30404–30405 See Internal Revenue Service NOTICES Peace Corps Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, NOTICES Submissions, and Approvals, 30427–30428 Agency Information Collection Activities; Proposals, Submissions, and Approvals, 30405 Separate Parts In This Issue Postal Regulatory Commission NOTICES Part II Post Office Closings; Appeals, 30405–30407 Interior Department, Indian Affairs Bureau, 30438–30490 Post Office Closings, 30407–30408 Presidential Documents Part III PROCLAMATIONS Presidential Documents, 30491–30507 Special Observances: Armed Forces Day (Proc. 8681), 30497–30498 National Hurricane Preparedness Week (Proc. 8679), Reader Aids 30491–30494 Consult the Reader Aids section at the end of this page for National Safe Boating Week (Proc. 8680), 30495–30496 phone numbers, online resources, finding aids, reminders, Trade: and notice of recently enacted public laws. Singapore–U.S. Free Trade Agreement; Modification of Rules of Origin (Proc. 8682), 30499–30504 To subscribe to the Federal Register Table of Contents EXECUTIVE ORDERS LISTSERV electronic mailing list, go to http:// Iran; Iran Sanctions Act of 1996, Authorizing listserv.access.gpo.gov and select Online mailing list Implementation of Certain Sanctions (EO 13574), archives, FEDREGTOC-L, Join or leave the list (or change 30505–30507 settings); then follow the instructions.
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CFR PARTS AFFECTED IN THIS ISSUE
A cumulative list of the parts affected this month can be found in the Reader Aids section at the end of this issue.
3 CFR Proclamations 8679...... 30493 8680...... 30495 8681...... 30497 8682...... 30499 Executive Orders: 13574...... 30505 5 CFR 2641...... 30245 10 CFR Proposed Rules: 73...... 30280 12 CFR 614...... 30246 745...... 30250 Proposed Rules: 618...... 30280 705...... 30286 14 CFR 39...... 30253 Proposed Rules: 25...... 30294 39...... 30295 71 (3 documents) ...... 30298, 30299, 30300 26 CFR 301...... 30254 32 CFR 706...... 30254 33 CFR 100...... 30255 165...... 30255 48 CFR 601...... 30264 Proposed Rules: 1812...... 30301 50 CFR 648...... 30265 660...... 30276
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This section of the FEDERAL REGISTER and there exists no potential for use of U.S.C. 207(h) as implemented in 5 CFR contains regulatory documents having general undue influence or unfair advantage 2641.210(e)(6), the Director of OGE has applicability and legal effect, most of which based on past Government service, the determined to grant this request and are keyed to and codified in the Code of Director shall by rule designate such amend appendix B to 5 CFR part 2641 Federal Regulations, which is published under agency or bureau as a separate as explained below. 50 titles pursuant to 44 U.S.C. 1510. component of that department or The Department of Labor has The Code of Federal Regulations is sold by agency. As a result, a former senior requested that OGE designate the the Superintendent of Documents. Prices of employee who served in a ‘‘parent’’ Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation new books are listed in the first FEDERAL department or agency is not barred by (PBGC) as a distinct and separate REGISTER issue of each week. 18 U.S.C. 207(c) from making component of the Department of Labor communications to or appearances for purposes of 18 U.S.C. 207(c). The before any employees of any designated OFFICE OF GOVERNMENT ETHICS PBGC is a wholly owned Federal component of that parent, but is barred corporation created by the Employee as to employees of that parent or of 5 CFR Part 2641 Retirement Income Security Act (ERISA) other components that have not been of 1974, Public Law 93–406, 88 Stat. RIN 3209–AA14 separately designated. Moreover, a 829, and established within the former senior employee who served in Department of Labor. 29 U.S.C. 1302(a). Post-Employment Conflict of Interest a designated component of a parent According to the Department of Labor, Restrictions; Revision of Departmental department or agency is barred from PBGC performs a Government function Component Designations communicating to or making an that is separate and distinct from every appearance before any employee of that AGENCY: Office of Government Ethics other agency within the Department of component, but is not barred as to any (OGE). Labor. The mission of the PBGC is to employee of the parent or of any other ACTION: Final rule, amendments. protect the retirement income of those component. workers who have defined benefit plans Under 18 U.S.C. 207(h)(2), component SUMMARY: OGE is issuing this rule to with their employers. designate an additional departmental designations do not apply to persons component for purposes of the one-year employed at a rate of pay specified in Accordingly, the Director is granting post-employment conflict of interest or fixed according to subchapter II of 5 the request of the Department of Labor restriction at 18 U.S.C. 207(c). U.S.C. chapter 53 (the Executive and therefore is amending the Department of Labor listing in appendix DATES: The amendments to appendix B Schedule). Component designations are listed in appendix B to 5 CFR part 2641. B to part 2641 to designate the PBGC as to part 2641 (as set forth in amendatory a new component. paragraph 2) are effective May 25, 2011. The Director of OGE regularly reviews the component designations and FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: As indicated in 5 CFR 2641.201(e)(4), determinations and, in consultation Amy E. Braud, Attorney-Advisor, Office a designation ‘‘shall be effective as of the with the department or agency of General Counsel and Legal Policy, effective date of the rule that creates the concerned, makes such additions and Office of Government Ethics, designation, but shall not be effective as deletions as are necessary. Specifically, Telephone: 202–482–9300; TTY: 800– to employees who terminated senior the Director ‘‘shall by rule make or 877–8339; FAX: 202–482–9237. service prior to that date.’’ Initial revoke a component designation after designations were effective as of January SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: considering the recommendation of the 1, 1991. The effective date of subsequent A. Substantive Discussion designated agency ethics official.’’ 5 CFR designations is indicated by means of 2641.201(e)(3)(iii). Before designating an parenthetical entries in appendix B. The Addition of Departmental Component agency component as distinct and new component designation made by The Director of OGE (Director) is separate for purposes of 18 U.S.C. this rulemaking document is effective authorized by 18 U.S.C. 207(h) to 207(c), the Director must find that there May 25, 2011. designate distinct and separate exists no potential for use by former departmental or agency components in senior employees of undue influence or B. Matters of Regulatory Procedure the executive branch for purposes of 18 unfair advantage based on past Administrative Procedure Act U.S.C. 207(c). The representational bar Government service, and that the of 18 U.S.C. 207(c) usually extends to component is an agency or bureau Pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 553, as the the whole of any department or agency within a department or agency that Director of the Office of Government in which a former senior employee exercises functions which are distinct Ethics, I find that good cause exists for served in any capacity during the year and separate from the functions of the waiving the general requirements for prior to termination from a senior parent department or agency and from notice of proposed rulemaking, employee position. However, 18 U.S.C. the functions of other components of opportunity for public comment, and a 207(h) provides that whenever the that parent. 5 CFR 2641.201(e)(6). 30-day delayed effective date. It is Director of OGE determines that an Pursuant to the procedures prescribed important and in the public interest that agency or bureau within a department in 5 CFR 2641.201(e), one department the designation herein by OGE of the or agency in the executive branch has forwarded a written request to OGE specified separate departmental exercises functions which are distinct to amend its listing in appendix B. After component be published in the Federal and separate from the remaining carefully reviewing the requested Register and take effect as promptly as functions of the department or agency change in light of the criteria in 18 possible.
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Regulatory Flexibility Act List of Subjects in 5 CFR Part 2641 lending authority to purchase from the Federal Deposit Insurance Corporation As Director of the Office of Conflict of interests, Government employees. (FDIC) loans to farmers, ranchers, Government Ethics, I certify under the producers or harvesters of aquatic Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. Approved: May 18, 2011. products and cooperatives that meet chapter 6) that this rule will not have a Robert I. Cusick, eligibility and scope of financing significant economic impact on a Director, Office of Government Ethics. requirements. This will allow the substantial number of small entities System to provide liquidity and a stable because it affects only Federal Accordingly, for the reasons set forth in the preamble, the Office of source of funding and credit for departments and agencies and current borrowers of eligible agricultural loans and former Federal employees. Government Ethics is amending 5 CFR part 2641 as follows: in rural areas affected by the failure of Paperwork Reduction Act their lending institution. PART 2641—POST-EMPLOYMENT DATES: This regulation will be effective The Paperwork Reduction Act (44 CONFLICT OF INTEREST 30 days after publication in the Federal U.S.C. chapter 35) does not apply to this RESTRICTIONS Register during which either or both rule because it does not contain Houses of Congress are in session. We information collection requirements that ■ 1. The authority citation for part 2641 will publish a notice of the effective require the approval of the Office of continues to read as follows: date in the Federal Register. Management and Budget. Authority: 5 U.S.C. App. (Ethics in FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Unfunded Mandates Reform Act Government Act of 1978); 18 U.S.C. 207; E.O. 12674, 54 FR 15159, 3 CFR, 1989 Comp., p. Mark L. Johansen, Senior Policy For purposes of the Unfunded 215, as modified by E.O. 12731, 55 FR 42547, Analyst, Office of Regulatory Policy, Mandates Reform Act of 1995 (2 U.S.C. 3 CFR, 1990 Comp., p. 306. Farm Credit Administration, McLean, VA 22102–5090, (703) 883–4498, TTY chapter 25, subchapter II), the final rule ■ 2. Effective May 25, 2011, appendix B (703) 883–4434, or will not significantly or uniquely affect to part 2641 is amended by revising the Mary Alice Donner, Senior Counsel, small governments and will not result in listing for the Department of Labor to Office of General Counsel, Farm increased expenditures by State, local read as follows: and tribal governments, in the aggregate, Credit Administration, McLean, VA or by the private sector, of $100 million Appendix B to Part 2641—Agency 22102–5090, (703) 883–4020, TTY or more (as adjusted for inflation) in any Components for Purposes of 18 U.S.C. (703) 883–4020. one year. 207(c) SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Congressional Review Act * * * * * I. Background Parent: Department of Labor The Office of Government Ethics has Agriculture and rural sectors in the determined that this rulemaking Components: United States are adversely affected by Bureau of Labor Statistics. bank failures and the resultant involves a non-major rule under the Employee Benefits Security Administration Congressional Review Act (5 U.S.C. depressed local economies. Many (formerly Pension and Welfare Benefits commercial banks are active in chapter 8) and will submit a report Administration) (effective May 16, 1997). thereon to the U.S. Senate, House of Employment and Training Administration. agricultural and cooperative lending Representatives and Government Employment Standards Administration. and, when they fail, farmers, ranchers, Accountability Office in accordance Mine Safety and Health Administration. producers or harvesters of aquatic with that law at the same time this Occupational Safety and Health products, and cooperatives can be left rulemaking document is sent to the Administration. seeking new lenders to meet their Office of the Federal Register for Office of Disability Employment Policy ongoing credit needs. Representatives (effective January 30, 2003). publication in the Federal Register. from the FDIC, the System, and others Pension Benefit Guaranty Corporation have asked whether System institutions, Executive Order 12866 (effective May 25, 2011). directly or in partnership with other * * * * * market participants, could provide a In promulgating this final rule, the [FR Doc. 2011–12798 Filed 5–23–11; 8:45 am] Office of Government Ethics has source of credit and liquidity to BILLING CODE 6345–03–P adhered to the regulatory philosophy borrowers whose operations are and the applicable principles of financed with agricultural or regulation set forth in section 1 of cooperative loans affected by FARM CREDIT ADMINISTRATION 1 Executive Order 12866, Regulatory commercial bank failures. On May 18, 2010, the FCA published Planning and Review. This rule has not 12 CFR Part 614 been reviewed by the Office of a Notice of Proposed Rulemaking Management and Budget under that RIN 3052–AC62 (NPRM) to amend FCA regulations Executive order since it deals with governing purchase and sale of interests Loan Policies and Operations; Loan agency organization, management, and in loans (75 FR 27660). The proposed Purchases From FDIC personnel matters and is not rule would allow System institutions to purchase certain agricultural or ‘‘significant’’ under the order. AGENCY: Farm Credit Administration. cooperative loans of failed commercial Executive Order 12988 ACTION: Final rule. 1 System institutions are federally chartered, As Director of the Office of SUMMARY: The Farm Credit cooperatively owned corporations authorized under Government Ethics, I have reviewed this Administration (FCA or we) issues this titles I, II, and III of the Farm Credit Act of 1971, rule in light of section 3 of Executive final rule to amend its regulations on as amended (Act), to make long-term mortgage and short- and intermediate-term production loans to Order 12988, Civil Justice Reform, and loan policies and operations. This final farmers, ranchers, aquatic producers or harvesters, certify that it meets the applicable rule will permit Farm Credit System and, in the case of banks for cooperatives, to eligible standards provided therein. (System or FCS) institutions with direct cooperative associations. See 12 U.S.C. 2001 et seq.
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banks from the FDIC. The FCA initially Council, a few System institutions and convenient to its business,4 and section established a 60-day comment period individuals. All non-System entities 1.5(15) of the Act gives Farm Credit but, on the request of the public, opposed the proposed rule while the Banks authority to buy and sell reopened the comment period for System entities supported it. The obligations of, or insured by the United another 30 days (75 FR 56487, Sept. 16, Independent Community Bankers of States or any agency thereof, and to 2010).2 America (ICBA) submitted a comment make other investments as may be After reviewing the comments, the letter dated October 18, 2010, in which authorized under regulation issued by 5 FCA is adopting this final rule with two it discusses the results of a survey it the FCA. System institutions have the changes from the proposed rule. First, conducted of over 2000 agricultural specific authority to make eligible loans, and to participate in eligible loans with the FCA originally proposed a due banks to determine their opinions on diligence process in which a System non-System lenders. While these the proposed rule. We treat the ICBA’s institution would conduct a preliminary provisions of the Act do not specifically summary of the results of its survey and review of loans for eligibility prior to identify the System’s authority to buy purchase, conduct a more thorough due all discussion of it as a comment of the eligible loans from the FDIC, an diligence review after purchase, and ICBA. We discuss all relevant comments eventuality not contemplated by divest ineligible loans. In response to to our proposed rule and our responses Congress at the time, they do set forth the comments, FCA now modifies the below. Those areas of the proposed rule the parameters of the System’s authority final rule to eliminate the two-tiered not receiving comment are finalized as upon which the FCA relies in this rule. due diligence process and to authorize proposed unless otherwise discussed in The Supreme Court has held that the only the purchase of agricultural loans this preamble. business of banking is not limited to authorized activities specifically that are eligible for System financing. A. Legal Authority for the Rule Second, in response to comments identified or enumerated in a statute.6 concerning the need for the rule and Most of the non-System commenters System institutions may engage in those those raising concerns on the safety and objected that the rule gives System banking activities that are necessary to 7 soundness of acquiring failed bank institutions authority beyond that carry out their specific mission. The loans and out-of-territory loans, the final granted by Congress and expands the System’s mission is to make credit rule requires System institutions to Farm Credit mission beyond the intent available to farmers and ranchers and provide information on loans made of the Act. These commenters contend their cooperatives, and to provide for an adequate and flexible flow of money under authority of this section to FCA that the Act expressly identifies the into rural areas, and to meet current and in the Reports of Condition and limited authority of System institutions future rural credit needs.8 The System, Performance. to buy, sell and participate in non- as a Government-sponsored enterprise II. Purpose of the Rule System loans. They opine that the FDIC (GSE) for agricultural lending, should FCA regulations currently provide is comparable to a non-System lender have a role in providing credit to that a System institution may not and that Federal law does not grant farmers and ranchers and cooperatives purchase an interest in a loan from a authority to System institutions to and liquidity to rural areas, by non-System institution except for the purchase loans from non-System purchasing eligible loans when the FDIC purpose of pooling and securitizing lenders. They object that ineligible loans seeks buyers of agricultural or loans to sell to the Federal Agricultural that are distressed would remain in the cooperative loans of a failed bank, Mortgage Corporation unless the interest FCS and borrowers could get the benefit consistent with the safe and sound is a participation interest.3 As a result, of borrower rights. They state that by operation of System business. System institutions are not currently providing restructuring to ineligible One non-System commenter contends authorized to buy loans from the FDIC. distressed loans and financial services that the FCA has, in the past, However, the Farm Credit Act of 1971, to ineligible borrowers, the FCA interpreted the Act to prohibit the as amended (Act), does not prohibit contravenes the Act. A few commenters proposed action, and that the FCA’s System institutions from purchasing contend that the FCA is suggesting that authority to draft regulations does not eligible loans from the FDIC. This rule all powers not denied by Congress are authorize the FCA to go beyond the will allow System institutions, directly therefore granted by Congress, and that authority that limits the participation, or in partnership with other market this is disingenuous because obviously selling and buying of loans with non- participants, to purchase loans of failed Congress cannot foresee all potential System banks. banks from the FDIC acting as receiver lending activities. The FCA has in the past determined or in any other capacity, when those that System institutions may not Several System institutions loans meet eligibility and scope of purchase whole loans from commercial financing requirements under titles I, II commented that the FCA should banks. As the result of bank failures in and III of the Act. System institutions authorize System institutions to rural areas, the FCA has for the first will be able to provide a source of credit purchase loans from FDIC successor and liquidity to borrowers whose banks, to purchase whole loans from 4 See sections 2.2(5) and 2.12(5) of the Act for operations are financed with System non-System entities whenever it would parallel authority with respect to Farm Credit benefit rural America, or that the FCA associations. eligible agricultural or cooperative loans 5 should allow the purchase of interests See sections 2.2(11) and 2.12(17) of the Act for affected by commercial bank failures. parallel authority with respect to Farm Credit in all eligible loans. associations, and section 3.1(5) and (13)(A) of the III. Discussion of Comments FCA response. We do not agree that Act for parallel authorities with respect to banks for cooperatives. We received approximately 94 the proposed rule contravenes the Act. comment letters from commercial banks 6 See NationsBank of North Carolina, N.A. v. Section 1.5(5) of the Act gives Farm Variable Annuity Life Insurance Co., 513 U.S. 251 and their trade groups, the Farm Credit Credit Banks the authority to acquire, (1995). hold, dispose and otherwise exercise all 7 REW Enterprises, Inc. v. Premier Bank, N.A., 49 2 The reopened comment period for the proposed the usual incidents of ownership of real F.3d 163 (5th Cir. 1995). rule closed on October 18, 2010. 8 See Preamble, Farm Credit Act of 1971, as 3 12 CFR 614.4325(b). and personal property necessary or amended, 12 U.S.C. 2001 et seq.
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time considered the question of whether membership cannot be made eligible by System institutions rarely reach out to a System institution may purchase an being identified as distressed. The help with loans that have material otherwise eligible loan from the FDIC, a commenter further opines that a System weakness. This commenter states that non-bank, non-lender, liquidator. It is institution cannot expeditiously divest System institutions cherry pick the best unlikely that Congress ever considered of ineligible distressed loans in which it loans from the community and that if this particular authority; however, has provided restructuring financing, the System needs loans it should reach Congress intended the System to because the restructuring process takes out to farmers who need cheap credit provide liquidity to rural areas where time. One System institution but do not qualify for bank loans. necessary, and the FCA believes that commented that requiring a second due FCA response. The rule does not allowing System institutions to bid on diligence review after loan purchase and authorize System institutions to bid on loans of failed banks—loans that the divestiture will result in a substantial loans or pools of loans that include System could make outright and could discount in the bid amount. loans not eligible for direct lending. The participate in if originated by FCA response. We agree with FDIC decides how to package loan commercial banks—furthers that intent. commenters that System institutions do assets for sale, and if the FDIC decides The FCA does not agree with the not have authority to purchase ineligible that the most cost effective and efficient comments of the System institutions loans. Therefore, we are changing way to sell loans is to create a pool of that it should broaden the reach of the § 614.4325(b)(3)(i) of the final rule to agricultural loans eligible for System rule. require participating System institutions financing, then System institutions will to determine eligibility of the loans or be able to bid on those pools. As B. Eligibility loan pools up front, before purchase. If mentioned above, if a determination of Non-System commenters object to the a determination of eligibility cannot be eligibility cannot be made, then the provision of the proposed rule that made, then the System institution may System institution is not authorized by would allow ineligible loans to remain not purchase the loan or loan pool this rule to purchase the loan or loan within the System until divested. They under the rule. Because eligibility must pool. This helps assure that the System object that the proposed rule would be determined before purchasing the institutions will only enter the FDIC allow System institutions to offer loan, there is no need to require auction market based on need. If there financial services to borrowers who are divestiture of these loans except if the are enough non-System banks to bid on not eligible under the Act and would borrower does not elect to acquire loans at auction, the FDIC is unlikely to offer financial remedies that are voting stock, and § 614.4325(b)(3)(v) is go to the trouble and expense of statutorily exclusive to those who meet modified accordingly. packaging System eligible loans. The eligibility requirements. They conclude This rule requires System institutions FDIC will have the incentive to limit the that the proposed rule is contrary to to establish a program offering each pool to loans eligible for purchase by statutory intent. Several commenters eligible borrower of a purchased loan Farm Credit institutions only if there is state that there should be an outright the opportunity to acquire voting stock. not an available market to buy prohibition against purchasing We expect System institutions to have a agricultural loans. ineligible loans, and that if the FCA fair and equitable program in place to cannot assure that loans purchased are make membership available to all D. Unfair Competition within the legal requirements for interested borrowers. We anticipate that Some non-System commenters opine System institutions, then FCA has no pursuant to such a program all that the rule allows System institutions business making such a proposal. Many borrowers will choose to become to shop for high quality loans, including commenters object that the proposed members. If, however, a borrower ineligible loans, while ignoring marginal rule does not set forth a required chooses not to acquire voting stock, the credits. Many non-System commenters timeline for divesting illegal loans, and borrower will not be entitled to assert that the rule allows System several commenters suggest that System borrower rights under this rule, and institutions to use their GSE status and institutions with ineligible loans should § 614.4325(b)(3)(iv) is modified tax advantages to undercut the bidding be subject to penalties. accordingly. of community banks in the FDIC auction One commenter states that the Act process. and existing regulations plainly identify C. Need for the Rule Many non-System commenters assert loan eligibility, carefully keeping with The ICBA comments that when loans that because community banks have the limited purposes Congress intended. are available for bidding, the paid premiums to the Deposit Insurance This commenter states that under the competition in the bidding process is Fund to enable the FDIC to resolve proposed rule the ineligible loan, one adequate to aggressive. It comments that failed FDIC-insured banks, it would be not related to the mission of the Act and there is robust competition among unfair to allow non-paying FCS its congressionally defined mission or community banks for credit-seeking institutions to compete in bidding on one in which the borrower does not customers. Several commenters state loans of failed banks. They state that the acquire voting stock, would remain that the rule allows System institutions rule allows the System to leverage its within the System until divested. to leverage high capital levels to spur GSE status, and the fact that the System Several commenters stated that the new growth at the expense of private does not pay premiums into the Deposit result of the rule would be that the sector lenders. Many non-System Insurance Fund results in a gross System institutions would hold all commenters state that they are not unfairness to community banks. manner of loans not related to farming aware of a lack of buyers of loans or FCA response. The final rule does not and agriculture. One commenter states loan pools from the FDIC after bank authorize System institutions to that if a loan is ineligible due to failures. They state that there are plenty purchase loans ineligible for financing. borrower status or loan type then that is of bidders on good quality loans. They System institutions are exercising their the end of the analysis, and the FCS comment that System institutions are authority to support agriculture by institution is not authorized to provide not needed in the bidding process as bidding on agricultural loans where financial services. The commenter there is no lack of commercial and there is a need, consistent with their concludes that financing that is community bank buyers for loans sold mission. Further, to the extent the ineligible based on loan type or by FDIC. One commenter states that System institutions are able to
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participate in the bidding process, they FDIC to package loans by FCS territory. F. Section 614.4325(b)(3)(iv) are increasing the return to the FDIC on The rule requires the purchasing System failed bank assets, thereby providing institution to notify the System Commenters object to this section additional support to the insurance institutions in whose lending territory because it could result in allowing fund. The result is a benefit to FDIC- the borrowers’ headquarters are wholly borrowers of distressed ineligible loans insured banks. or partially located to alert them to the certain borrower rights. In response to purchase and, as noted in the preamble the comments, the FCA has modified E. Out of Territory Loans and Safety and the rule to authorize purchase of only Soundness to the proposal, consider partnering with that institution if the purchasing eligible loans. Therefore, only borrowers Many non-System commenters institution cannot adequately service a of eligible loans will be afforded question why FCA would propose a rule purchased loan located outside of its borrower rights under this section. This that would allow a System institution to chartered territory. However, System section is finalized as proposed. purchase pools of loans without first institutions must comply with G. Section 614.4325(b)(3)(v) obtaining the prior consent of the § 614.4070 if a new loan is subsequently System institution in whose lending made to the borrower. In response to the comments, the FCA territory the borrower’s agricultural To address safety and soundness has modified the rule to authorize only operation is wholly or partially located. concerns, we have added to the final the purchase of eligible loans. Many commenters state that this rule a provision requiring System Therefore, a provision addressing practice is not consistent with institutions to provide information on divestiture of ineligible loans is cooperative principles or a cooperative loans purchased under authority of this unnecessary. This section is modified system and that out-of-territory loan section in the Reports of Condition and from the proposed rule accordingly. purchases would pose safety and Performance. This allows the FCA to soundness issues for FCS lenders H. Section 614.4325(b)(3)(vi) bidding on loans in territories with monitor loans acquired through this which the lenders are unfamiliar. program to make adjustments as To ensure adequate oversight and One commenter states that the rule necessary if safety and soundness issues disclosure of loans purchased under this allows System institutions to hold more arise. section, we adopt a new paragraph (vi), than the usual volume of extra territorial F. Comments Requesting FCA Expand which provides that each System loans and that capital that should be FCS Institutions’ Authority institution shall include information on reserved to finance farming and loans purchased under authority of this agriculture within a territory would be Several System commenters stated section in the Reports of Condition and diverted to purchase loans outside of that the FCA should allow FCS Performance required under § 621.12 of the territory, some of which would be institutions to purchase whole loans this chapter, in the format prescribed by distressed and not related to farming, from FDIC successor banks and from FCA reporting instructions. non-System entities whenever it would resulting in a loss of available capital in FCA makes System ‘‘call report’’ data the district. The commenter stated that benefit rural America. Many non- publicly available through its Web site System institutions will expend System commenters objected to an at http://www.fca.gov. Under § 621.13(a) resources to manage loans far outside extension of the rule to successor banks. of this chapter, System institutions must their districts, resulting in added The rule is intended to provide prepare Reports of Condition and economic risks associated with the liquidity to areas in need of credit Performance in accordance with FCA purchase of loans from failed banks. incident to a bank failure. The FCA does instructions. One commenter states that it appears not intend to extend the rule beyond the the FCA is willing to allow System purchase of loans directly from the FDIC V. Regulatory Flexibility Act institutions to engage in significant risks either in its receivership or corporate in the quality of loans purchased just so capacity. Pursuant to section 605(b) of the they can achieve greater growth. Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 601 FCA response. The System is not the IV. Section-by-Section Analysis et seq.), FCA hereby certifies that the lender of last resort and therefore not A. Section 614.4070(d) final rule will not have a significant required to fund loans that are not economic impact on a substantial creditworthy or would pose This section is finalized as proposed. number of small entities. Each of the considerable risk to the safety and B. Section 614.4325(b)(3) banks in the Farm Credit System, soundness of the institution. On the considered together with its affiliated other hand, the System, as a GSE, does This section is finalized as proposed. associations, has assets and annual have a mission responsibility to provide See discussion on authority above. income in excess of the amounts that credit to rural areas where needed so C. Section 614.4325(b)(3)(i) would qualify them as small entities. long as the institution remains safe and Therefore, Farm Credit System sound. As such, the bidding System In response to the comments, and for institutions are not ‘‘small entities’’ as institution should consider the overall the reasons discussed above, this defined in the Regulatory Flexibility credit quality of the loan pool section authorizes System institutions to Act. recognizing that the loans in the pool purchase loans from the FDIC, but now will have varying degrees of individual requires participating System List of Subjects in 12 CFR Part 614 institutions to conduct thorough due loan quality. Agriculture, Banks, Banking, Foreign As a practical matter the chartered diligence prior to purchase. trade, Reporting and recordkeeping territory of the System institution D. Section 614.4325(b)(3)(ii) requirements, Rural areas. located closest to the failed commercial bank would never be exactly in line This section is finalized as proposed. Accordingly, for the reasons stated in with the headquarters of the eligible E. Section 614.4325(b)(3)(iii) the preamble, part 614 of chapter VI, agricultural borrowers of the failed title 12 of the Code of Federal bank. It would be impractical for the This section is finalized as proposed. Regulations, is amended as follows:
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PART 614—LOAN POLICIES AND (1) For the purpose of pooling and NATIONAL CREDIT UNION OPERATIONS securitizing such loans under title VIII ADMINISTRATION of the Act; ■ 12 CFR Part 745 1. The authority citation for part 614 (2) Purchases of a participation continues to read as follows: interest that qualifies under the RIN 3133–AD79 Authority: 42 U.S.C. 4012a, 4104a, 4104b, institution’s lending authority, as set 4106, and 4128; secs. 1.3, 1.5, 1.6, 1.7, 1.9, forth in subpart A of this part, and 1.10, 1.11, 2.0, 2.2, 2.3, 2.4, 2.10, 2.12, 2.13, Share Insurance and Appendix meets the requirements of § 614.4330 of 2.15, 3.0, 3.1, 3.3, 3.7, 3.8, 3.10, 3.20, 3.28, AGENCY: National Credit Union 4.12, 4.12A, 4.13B, 4.14, 4.14A, 4.14C, 4.14D, this subpart; Administration (NCUA). 4.14E, 4.18, 4.18A, 4.19, 4.25, 4.26, 4.27, (3) Loans purchased from the Federal 4.28, 4.36, 4.37, 5.9, 5.10, 5.17, 7.0, 7.2, 7.6, Deposit Insurance Corporation, ACTION: Final rule. 7.8, 7.12, 7.13, 8.0, 8.5 of the Farm Credit Act provided that the Farm Credit System (12 U.S.C. 2011, 2013, 2014, 2015, 2017, SUMMARY: Section 343 of the Dodd- 2018, 2019, 2071, 2073, 2074, 2075, 2091, institution with direct lending authority Frank Wall Street Reform and Consumer 2093, 2094, 2097, 2121, 2122, 2124, 2128, under title I, II or III of the Act: Protection Act (Dodd-Frank Act) 1 2129, 2131, 2141, 2149, 2183, 2184, 2201, (i) Conducts a thorough due diligence provides that, on a temporary basis, 2202, 2202a, 2202c, 2202d, 2202e, 2206, prior to purchase to ensure that the NCUA shall fully insure the net amount 2206a, 2207, 2211, 2212, 2213, 2214, 2219a, loan, or pool of loans, qualifies under that any member or depositor at an 2219b, 2243, 2244, 2252, 2279a, 2279a–2, insured credit union maintains in a 2279b, 2279c–1, 2279f, 2279f–1, 2279aa, the institution’s lending authority as set 2279aa–5); sec. 413 of Pub. L. 100–233, 101 forth in subpart A of this part, and noninterest-bearing transaction account. Stat. 1568, 1639. meets scope of financing and eligibility Although this insurance coverage is self- requirements in subpart A or subpart B implementing, and therefore already in Subpart B—Chartered Territories of part 613; place, this final rule: Clarifies the definition of the term ‘‘noninterest- ■ 2. Amend § 614.4070 by adding a new (ii) Obtains funding bank approval if bearing transaction account;’’ provides paragraph (d) to read as follows: a Farm Credit System association that this new insurance coverage is purchases loans or pools of loans that separate from, and in addition to, other § 614.4070 Loans and chartered territory— exceed 10 percent of total its capital; Farm Credit Banks, agricultural credit coverage provided in NCUA’s share banks, Federal land bank associations, (iii) Establishes a program whereby insurance rules; and imposes certain Federal land credit associations, production each eligible borrower of the loan notice and disclosure requirements. credit associations, and agricultural credit purchased is offered an opportunity to DATES: The rule is effective June 24, associations. acquire the institution’s required 2011. * * * * * minimum amount of voting stock; FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: (d) A bank or association chartered (iv) Determines whether each loan Frank Kressman, Senior Staff Attorney, under title I or II of the Act may finance purchased, except for loans purchased Office of General Counsel, at the above eligible borrower operations conducted that could be financed only by a bank address or telephone (703) 518–6540. wholly or partially outside its chartered for cooperatives under title III of the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: territory through the purchase of loans Act, is a distressed loan as defined in from the Federal Deposit Insurance A. Background § 617.7000, and provides borrowers of Corporation in compliance with 1. The Dodd-Frank Act § 614.4325(b)(3), provided: purchased loans who acquire voting stock the rights afforded in § 617.7000, (1) Notice is given to the Farm Credit Section 343 of the Dodd-Frank Act System institution(s) chartered to serve subparts A, and D through G if the loan amended the Federal Credit Union Act the territory where the headquarters of is distressed; and (FCU Act) to include full share the borrower’s operation being financed (v) Divests eligible purchased loans insurance coverage, beyond the is located; and when the borrowers elect not to acquire Standard Maximum Share Insurance (2) After loan purchase, additional stock under the program offered in Amount (SMSIA),2 for the net amount financing of eligible borrower paragraph (b)(3)(iii) of this section in the held in a noninterest-bearing transaction operations complies with paragraphs same manner it would divest loans account by any member or depositor at (a), (b), and (c) of this section. under its current business practices. an insured credit union. The term ‘‘noninterest-bearing’’ should be read as Subpart H—Loan Purchases and Sales (vi) Includes information on loans including ‘‘nondividend-bearing’’ to purchased under authority of this translate the provisions of the Dodd- ■ 3. Amend § 614.4325 by revising section in the Reports of Condition and Frank Act into credit union paragraph (b) to read as follows: Performance required under § 621.12 of terminology.3 Insured credit unions are this chapter, in the format prescribed by not required to take any action to § 614.4325 Purchase and sale of interests FCA reporting instructions. in loans. receive this additional insurance * * * * * coverage. The additional coverage * * * * * mandated by Section 343 of the Dodd- (b) Authority to purchase and sell Date: May 19, 2011. Dale L. Aultman, interests in loans. Loans and interests in 1 Public Law 111–203 (July 21, 2010). loans may only be sold in accordance Secretary, Farm Credit Administration Board. 2 The SMSIA is defined as $250,000. 12 CFR with each institution’s lending [FR Doc. 2011–12785 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 745.1(e). authorities, as set forth in subpart A of 3 Federal credit unions cannot offer interest- BILLING CODE 6705–01–P this part. No Farm Credit System bearing accounts; they can only pay dividends pursuant to the Federal Credit Union Act. Some institution may purchase any interest in state chartered, federally insured credit unions may a loan from an institution that is not a offer interest-bearing accounts pursuant to their Farm Credit System institution, except: state credit union acts.
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Frank Act is temporary through individual, or other type of member. It daily from a noninterest-bearing December 31, 2012. does not include negotiable order of transaction account to an account or withdrawal (NOW) accounts, money- product that is not a noninterest-bearing 2. The Proposed Rule market accounts (MMA), or Interest on transaction account, then the funds in In December 2010, the NCUA Board Lawyers Trust Accounts (IOLTA). the resulting account or product would issued a proposed rule to clarify its Under the proposal, whether an not be eligible for full insurance interpretation of the Dodd-Frank Act account is considered noninterest- coverage as a noninterest-bearing provisions regarding noninterest-bearing bearing or nondividend bearing is transaction account. However, the transaction accounts. 75 FR 80367 determined by the terms of the account proposed rule includes an exception (December 22, 2010). The following agreement and not by the fact that the from this treatment of swept funds in summarizes the issues discussed in the dividend rate on an account may be zero situations where funds are swept from proposal. percent at a particular point in time. For a noninterest-bearing transaction Amendments to Share Insurance Rules example, an insured credit union might account to a noninterest-bearing savings offer an account with a dividend rate of account, such as an MMA. Often Section 343 of the Dodd-Frank Act zero percent except when the balance referred to as ‘‘reserve sweeps,’’ these amended the share insurance provisions exceeds a prescribed threshold. products could entail an arrangement in of the FCU Act (12 U.S.C. 1787(k)(1)) to Similarly, an account that normally which a single account is divided into provide separate insurance coverage for bears dividends might have a dividend two sub-accounts, a transaction account noninterest-bearing transaction rate of zero for a particular period if the and an MMA. The amount and accounts. Accordingly, as discussed in board of directors of the insured credit frequency of sweeps are often detail below, NCUA proposed to revise union where the account is maintained determined by an algorithm designed to its share insurance regulations in 12 determines not to, or is prohibited from, minimize required reserves. In some CFR Part 745 to include this new declaring a dividend for that period. situations, members may be unaware temporary share insurance account Such an account would not qualify as that this sweep mechanism is in place. category. a noninterest-bearing transaction Under the proposed rule, such accounts Definition of Noninterest-Bearing account even when the balance is less would be considered noninterest- Transaction Account than the prescribed threshold or no bearing transaction accounts. Apart dividend is declared and the dividend from this exception for reserve sweeps, The proposed rule incorporated the rate is zero percent for a particular MMAs and noninterest-bearing savings definition of noninterest-bearing period. Under the proposed rule, such accounts do not qualify as noninterest- transaction account in section 343 of the an account would be treated as an bearing transaction accounts. Dodd-Frank Act. Section 343 defines a interest-bearing or dividend-bearing noninterest-bearing transaction account account at all times because the account Insurance Coverage as ‘‘an account or deposit maintained at agreement provides for the payment of As noted in the proposal, pursuant to an insured credit union with respect to dividends under certain circumstances. section 343 of the Dodd-Frank Act, all which interest is neither accrued nor However, under the proposal, the funds held in noninterest-bearing paid; on which the account holder or waiving of fees on an account would not transaction accounts are fully insured, depositor is permitted to make be treated as the earning of dividends. without limit. As specifically provided withdrawals by negotiable or For example, an insured credit union for in section 343 of the Dodd-Frank transferable instrument, payment orders can sometimes waive fees or provide Act, this unlimited coverage is separate of withdrawal, telephone or other fee-reducing credits for members with from, and in addition to, the coverage electronic media transfers, or other share draft accounts. Under the provided to members with respect to similar items for the purpose of making proposed rule, such account features other accounts held at an insured credit payments or transfers to third parties or would not prevent an account from union. This means that funds held in others; and on which the insured credit qualifying as a noninterest-bearing noninterest-bearing transaction accounts union does not reserve the right to transaction account, as long as the will not be counted for purposes of require advance notice of an intended account otherwise satisfies the determining the amount of share withdrawal.’’ This definition of definition of a noninterest-bearing insurance on shares held in other noninterest-bearing transaction account transaction account. accounts, and in other rights and encompasses only traditional, The proposed rule’s definition of capacities, at the same insured credit noninterest-bearing demand deposit noninterest-bearing transaction account union. For example, if a member has a (checking or share draft) accounts that would include official checks issued by $225,000 share certificate and a no- allow for an unlimited number of insured credit unions, such as dividend share draft account with a deposits and withdrawals at any time,4 negotiable cashier’s or certified checks. balance of $300,000, both held in a whether held by a business, an Ownership of such instruments and the single ownership capacity, he or she right to full insurance coverage are would be fully insured for $525,000 4 The NCUA Board does not believe the general determined pursuant to § 745.11 of (plus dividends accrued on the share provisions of Article III, Section 5(a) of the Federal NCUA’s share insurance rules regarding certificate), assuming the member has Credit Union Bylaws, or other similar provisions, affect the definition of noninterest-bearing accounts evidenced by negotiable no other single-ownership funds at the transaction account or the share insurance coverage instruments. same credit union. First, coverage of of this kind of account. Article III, Section 5(a) of Under the proposal, funds swept (or $225,000 (plus accrued dividends) the bylaws states that with respect to member transferred) from a share account to would be provided for the share withdrawals from share accounts, the federal credit union’s board of directors has the right, at any time, either another type of share account or certificate as a single ownership account to require members to give up to 60 days written a non-deposit account are treated as (12 CFR 745.3) up to the SMSIA of notice of intention to withdraw the whole or any being in the account to which the funds $250,000. Second, full coverage of the part of the amounts paid in by members. The NCUA were transferred prior to the time of $300,000 share draft account would be Board considers this a broad, administrative provision that does not alter the nature of an failure. For example, if pursuant to an provided separately, despite the share account that otherwise satisfies the definition of a agreement between an insured credit draft account also being held as a single noninterest-bearing transaction account. union and its member, funds are swept ownership account, because the account
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qualifies for unlimited separate coverage Insurance Capitalization Deposit is any action that affects the share as a noninterest-bearing transaction based on a credit union’s insured insurance coverage of their funds held account. shares. NCUA’s 5300 Call Report in noninterest-bearing transaction considers shares in noninterest-bearing accounts. Disclosure and Notice Requirements transaction accounts part of a credit The disclosure requirement in In the proposal, NCUA imposed union’s total insured shares. § 745.14(c)(1) would normally be subject notice and disclosure requirements to Accordingly, a credit union’s NCUA to PRA. However, because NCUA has ensure that credit union members are Share Insurance Capitalization Deposit provided the specific text for the notice aware of and understand what types of will be based, in part, on the amount of and allows for no variance in the accounts will be covered by the insured shares its members have in language, the disclosure is excluded temporary share insurance coverage for noninterest-bearing transaction from coverage under PRA because ‘‘the noninterest-bearing transaction accounts. public disclosure of information accounts. The proposal included two Other commenters requested NCUA originally supplied by the Federal such notice requirements. The first shorten the prescribed notice required government to the recipient for the requires insured credit unions to post a by the proposal. They stated a shorter, purpose of disclosure to the public is prescribed notice in their main offices, more succinct notice would be more not included’’ within the definition of each branch and, if applicable, on their effective and less confusing. NCUA ‘‘collection of information.’’ 5 CFR Web sites. believes this is a good recommendation 1320.3(c)(2). Therefore, NCUA is not The second notice requires insured and adopts a shorter version of the credit unions to notify members submitting the § 745.14(c)(1) disclosure prescribed notice in this final rule. All to OMB for review. individually of any action they take to other aspects of the proposed rule are The disclosure requirement in affect the share insurance coverage of adopted as proposed. funds held in noninterest-bearing § 745.14(c)(2) regarding sweep accounts transaction accounts. Although this C. Regulatory Procedures and any action that affects the share insurance coverage of funds held in second notice requirement continues to Regulatory Flexibility Act be mandatory in the final rule, it is noninterest-bearing transaction accounts noteworthy that NCUA does not impose The Regulatory Flexibility Act is mandatory for all insured credit specific requirements regarding the form requires NCUA to prepare an analysis to unions, although insured credit unions of the notice. Rather, NCUA expects describe any significant economic would retain flexibility regarding the insured credit unions to act in a impact a regulation may have on a form of the notice. Therefore, in commercially reasonable manner and to substantial number of small credit conjunction with publication of this comply with applicable state and unions (those under $10 million in rule, NCUA has submitted to OMB a federal laws and regulations in assets). The amendments enhance share request to review the estimated burden informing members of changes to their insurance coverage for members with no associated with this disclosure account agreements. significant direct cost to small credit requirement, and that approval is unions. Accordingly, the NCUA has pending. B. Summary of Comments determined and certifies that this rule The estimated burden for the NCUA received seven comments to will not have a significant economic proposed new disclosure under the proposed rule issued in December impact on a substantial number of small § 745.14(c)(2) is as follows: 2010. Many of the commenters credit unions within the meaning of the Title: ’’Disclosure of Share Account acknowledged that the proposal Regulatory Flexibility Act, 5 U.S.C. 601– Status.’’ necessarily adhered to the standards 612. Affected Public: Insured credit mandated in the Dodd-Frank Act Paperwork Reduction Act regarding noninterest-bearing unions. transaction accounts. Four commenters In accordance with section 3512 of Estimated Number of Respondents: specifically noted their support for the the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 150. rule. The other commenters did not (‘‘PRA’’), 44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq., an Frequency of Response: On occasion oppose the proposal, but they expressed agency may not conduct or sponsor, and (average of once per year per credit some concern or made some suggestion a person is not required to respond to, union). a collection of information unless it for improving the proposal. Average Time per Response: 8 hours. One commenter suggested NCUA displays a currently valid Office of should update its website regarding the Management and Budget (‘‘OMB’’) Estimated Annual Burden: 1,200 share insurance coverage for control number. This final rule contains hours. noninterest-bearing transaction disclosure requirements, some of which Small Business Regulatory Enforcement accounts. NCUA agrees this would be implicate PRA as more fully explained Fairness Act helpful in ensuring credit unions are below. fully aware of the additional share The new disclosure requirements are The Small Business Regulatory insurance coverage and the conditions contained in § 745.14(c)(1) and Enforcement Fairness Act (SBREFA) of under which it is available. NCUA will 745.14(c)(2). More specifically, 1996, Public Law 104–121, provides update its website in this regard. § 745.14(c)(1) requires that each insured generally for congressional review of Some commenters expressed concern credit union that offers noninterest- agency rules. A reporting requirement is over how the proposal would affect the bearing transaction accounts post a triggered in instances where NCUA share insurance deposit, equaling 1% of ‘‘Notice of Changes In Temporary NCUA issues a final rule as defined by Section insured shares, which each insured Insurance Coverage For Transaction 551 of the Administrative Procedures credit union is required to maintain Accounts’’ in the lobby of its main office Act. 5 U.S.C. 551. The Office of with the NCUA (‘‘NCUA Share and domestic branches and, if it offers Information and Regulatory Affairs, an Insurance Capitalization Deposit’’). internet deposit services, on its Web office within OMB, has reviewed this They requested NCUA discuss this in site. Section 745.14(c)(2) requires that rule and determined that, for purposes the final rule. The NCUA Share insured credit unions notify members of of SBREFA, this is not a major rule.
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Executive Order 13132 payments or transfers to third parties or insured credit union must notify Executive Order 13132 encourages others; and affected members and clearly advise independent regulatory agencies to (3) On which the insured credit union them, in writing, that such actions will consider the impact of their actions on does not reserve the right to require affect their share insurance coverage. state and local interests. In adherence to advance notice of an intended [FR Doc. 2011–12826 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] withdrawal. fundamental federalism principles, BILLING CODE 7535–01–P NCUA, an independent regulatory ■ 3. Add § 745.14 to read as follows: agency as defined in 44 U.S.C. 3502(5), § 745.14 Noninterest-bearing transaction voluntarily complies with the executive accounts. DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION order. This rule would not have (a) Separate insurance coverage. Federal Aviation Administration substantial direct effect on the states, on Through December 31, 2012, a the connection between the national member’s funds in a ‘‘noninterest- 14 CFR Part 39 government and the states, or on the bearing transaction account’’ (as defined distribution of power and in § 745.1(f) of this part) are fully [Docket No. FAA–2008–1098; Directorate responsibilities among the various insured, irrespective of the SMSIA. Identifier 2008–NM–108–AD; Amendment levels of government. NCUA has Such insurance coverage shall be 39–16532; AD 2010–24–13] determined that this rule does not separate from the coverage provided for RIN 2120–AA64 constitute a policy that has federalism other accounts maintained at the same implications for purposes of the insured credit union. Airworthiness Directives; The Boeing executive order. (b) Certain swept funds. NCUA will Company Model 747–100, 747–100B, The Treasury and General Government treat funds swept from a noninterest- 747–100B SUD, 747–200B, 747–200C, Appropriations Act, 1999—Assessment bearing transaction account to a 747–200F, 747–300, 747SR, and 747SP of Federal Regulations and Policies on noninterest-bearing savings deposit Series Airplanes Families account as being in a noninterest- bearing transaction account. AGENCY: Federal Aviation NCUA has determined that this rule (c) Disclosure and notice Administration (FAA), DOT. would not affect family well-being requirements. (1) Each insured credit ACTION: Final rule; correction. within the meaning of section 654 of the union that offers noninterest-bearing Treasury and General Government transaction accounts must post SUMMARY: The FAA is correcting an Appropriations Act, 1999, Public Law prominently the following notice in the airworthiness directive (AD) that 105–277, 112 Stat. 2681 (1998). lobby of its main office, in each branch published in the Federal Register. That AD applies to the products listed above. List of Subjects in 12 CFR Part 745 and, if it offers internet deposit services, on its Web site: The reference to a ‘‘sub-section number’’ Credit unions, Share insurance. in paragraph (g) of the regulatory section By the National Credit Union NOTICE OF CHANGES IN is incorrect. This document corrects that Administration Board on May 19, 2011. TEMPORARY NCUA INSURANCE error. In all other respects, the original Mary F. Rupp, COVERAGE FOR TRANSACTION document remains the same. Secretary of the Board. ACCOUNTS DATES: This final rule is effective May For the reasons discussed above, All funds in a ‘‘noninterest-bearing 25, 2011. The effective date for AD NCUA amends 12 CFR Part 745 as transaction account’’ are insured in full 2010–24–13 remains January 20, 2011. follows: by the National Credit Union ADDRESSES: You may examine the AD Administration through December 31, docket on the Internet at http:// PART 745—SHARE INSURANCE AND 2012. This temporary unlimited www.regulations.gov; or in person at the APPENDIX coverage is in addition to, and separate Docket Management Facility between from, the coverage of at least $250,000 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through ■ 1. The authority citation for Part 745 available to members under the NCUA’s Friday, except Federal holidays. The AD continues to read as follows: general share insurance rules. docket contains this AD, the regulatory Authority: 12 U.S.C. 1752(5), 1757, 1765, The term ‘‘noninterest-bearing evaluation, any comments received, and 1766, 1781, 1782, 1787, 1789. transaction account’’ includes a other information. The address for the ■ 2. Amend § 745.1 by adding a new traditional share draft account (or Docket Office (phone: 800–647–5527) is paragraph (f) to read as follows: demand deposit account) on which the Document Management Facility, U.S. insured credit union pays no interest or Department of Transportation, Docket § 745.1 Definitions. dividend. It does not include any Operations, M–30, West Building * * * * * transaction account that may earn Ground Floor, Room W12–140, 1200 (f) The term noninterest-bearing interest or dividends, a negotiable order New Jersey Avenue, SE., Washington, transaction account means an account of withdrawal (‘‘NOW’’) account, money- DC 20590. or deposit maintained at an insured market deposit account, and Interest on FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: credit union— Lawyers Trust Account (‘‘IOLTA’’), even Tung Tran, Aerospace Engineer, (1) With respect to which either if share drafts may be drawn on the Propulsion Branch, ANM–140S, FAA, interest or dividends are neither accrued account. For more information about Seattle Aircraft Certification Office, nor paid; temporary NCUA insurance coverage of 1601 Lind Avenue, SW., Renton, (2) On which the account holder or transaction accounts, visit Washington 98057–3356; phone: 425– depositor is permitted to make www.ncua.gov. withdrawals by negotiable or (2) If an insured credit union uses 917–6505; fax: 425–917–6590; e-mail: transferable instrument, payment orders sweep arrangements, modifies the terms [email protected]. of withdrawal, telephone or other of an account, or takes other actions that SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: electronic media transfers, or other result in funds no longer being eligible Airworthiness Directive 2010–24–13, similar items for the purpose of making for full coverage under this section, the amendment 39–16532 (75 FR 78591,
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December 16, 2010), currently requires 06,’’ and except as described in Table 1 of Internal’’ is corrected to read ‘‘under adding two new indicator lights on a this AD. section 7811 of the Internal’’. certain panel to inform the captain and * * * * * LaNita VanDyke, first officer of a low pressure condition in the left and right override/jettison Issued in Renton, Washington, on May 13, Chief, Publications and Regulations Branch, 2011. Legal Processing Division, Associate Chief pumps of the center wing tanks. That Counsel (Procedure and Administration). AD also requires replacing the left and Ali Bahrami, right override/jettison switches on the Manager, Transport Airplane Directorate, [FR Doc. 2011–12791 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] M154 fuel control module on the P4 Aircraft Certification Service. BILLING CODE 4830–01–P panel with improved switches and [FR Doc. 2011–12591 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] doing the associated wiring changes. BILLING CODE 4910–13–P That AD also requires, for certain DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE airplanes, installation of a mounting Department of the Navy bracket for the new indicator lights. In addition, that AD requires a revision to DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY 32 CFR Part 706 the maintenance program to incorporate airworthiness limitation No. 28–AWL– Internal Revenue Service Certifications and Exemptions Under 22. Additionally, that AD requires a the International Regulations for revision to the airplane flight manual to 26 CFR Part 301 Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 advise the flightcrew what to do in the event that the pump low pressure light [TD 9519] AGENCY: Department of the Navy, DoD. on the flight engineer’s panel does not ACTION: Final rule. illuminate when the pump is selected RIN 1545–BF33 off. That AD requires those actions for SUMMARY: The Department of the Navy Model 747–100, 747–100B, 747–100B (DoN) is amending its certifications and Taxpayer Assistance Orders; exemptions under the International SUD, 747–200B, 747–200C, 747–200F, Correction 747–300, 747SR, and 747SP series Regulations for Preventing Collisions at Sea, 1972 (72 COLREGS), to reflect that airplanes. AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the Deputy Assistant Judge Advocate As published, the reference to ‘‘sub- Treasury. section number is ‘28–60–06’ ’’ in General (DAJAG) (Admiralty and paragraph (g) of the regulatory section is ACTION: Correction to final regulations. Maritime Law) has determined that USS incorrect. The correct sub-section CALIFORNIA (SSN 781) is a vessel of number is 20–60–06. SUMMARY: This document contains a the Navy which, due to its special No other part of the preamble or correction to final regulations (TD 9519) construction and purpose, cannot fully regulatory information has been that were published in the Federal comply with certain provisions of the 72 changed; therefore, only the changed Register on Friday, April 1, 2011 (76 FR COLREGS without interfering with its portion of the final rule is being 18059) relating to taxpayer assistance special function as a naval ship. The published in the Federal Register. orders. intended effect of this rule is to warn The effective date of this AD remains mariners in waters where 72 COLREGS January 20, 2011. DATES: This correction is effective May apply. 25, 2011 and applicable April 1, 2011. DATES: This rule is effective May 25, Correction of Regulatory Text 2011 and is applicable beginning May FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: § 39.13 [Corrected] Janice R. Feldman, (202) 622–8488 (not 13, 2011. In the Federal Register of December a toll free number). FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 16, 2010, on page 78593, in the second Lieutenant Jaewon Choi, (Admiralty and and third columns, paragraph (g) of AD SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Maritime Law), Office of the Judge 2010–24–13 is corrected to read as Background Advocate General, Department of the follows: Navy, 1322 Patterson Ave., SE., Suite * * * * * The final regulations (TD 9519) that 3000, Washington Navy Yard, DC (g) Within 36 months after the effective are the subject of this correction are 20374–5066, telephone 202–685–5040. date of this AD: For airplanes with a P10 under section 7811 of the Internal SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Pursuant panel installed, add two new indicator lights Revenue Code. to the authority granted in 33 U.S.C. on the P10 panel to inform the captain and 1605, the DoN amends 32 CFR Part 706. first officer of a low pressure condition in the Need for Correction This amendment provides notice that left and right override/jettison pumps of the center wing tanks, and, for airplanes that do As published, the final regulations the DAJAG (Admiralty and Maritime not have the warning panel (P10 panel) (TD 9519) contain an error that may Law), under authority delegated by the installed, add a mounting bracket and two prove to be misleading and is in need Secretary of the Navy, has certified that new indicator lights to the Autopilot Flight of clarification. USS CALIFORNIA (SSN 781) is a vessel Director panel; and replace the left and right of the Navy which, due to its special override/jettison switches on the M154 fuel Correction of Publication construction and purpose, cannot fully control module on the P4 panel with comply with the following specific improved switches; and do the associated Accordingly, the final regulations (TD provisions of 72 COLREGS without wiring changes. Accomplish these actions by 9519), that are the subject of FR Doc. interfering with its special function as a doing all of the applicable actions specified 2011–7770, is corrected as follows: in the Accomplishment Instructions of naval ship: Annex I, paragraph 2(a)(i), Boeing Service Bulletin 747–28A2288, On page 18060, column 1, under the pertaining to the vertical placement of Revision 1, dated January 21, 2010, except paragraph heading ‘‘Background’’, line 3 the masthead light; Annex I, paragraph where that service bulletin states ‘‘20–60–00,’’ from the top of the paragraph, the 2(k), pertaining to the vertical the correct sub-section number is ‘‘20–60– language ‘‘under sections 7811 of the separation of the anchor lights and
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vertical placement of the forward manner differently from that prescribed Authority: 33 U.S.C. 1605. anchor light above the hull; Annex I, herein will adversely affect the vessel’s ■ paragraph 3(b), pertaining to the ability to perform its military functions. 2. Section 706.2 is amended as follows: location of the sidelights; and Rule List of Subjects in 32 CFR Part 706 21(c), pertaining to the location and arc ■ A. In Table One by adding, in alpha of visibility of the sternlight. The Marine safety, Navigation (water), and numerical order, by vessel number, an DAJAG (Admiralty and Maritime Law) Vessels. entry for USS CALIFORNIA (SSN 781); has also certified that the lights For the reasons set forth in the and involved are located in closest possible preamble, the Navy amends part 706 of ■ title 32 of the Code of Federal B. In Table Three by adding, in alpha compliance with the applicable 72 numerical order, by vessel number, an COLREGS requirements. Regulations as follows: entry for USS CALIFORNIA (SSN 781). Moreover, it has been determined, in PART 706—CERTIFICATIONS AND accordance with 32 CFR Parts 296 and EXEMPTIONS UNDER THE § 706.2 Certifications of the Secretary of the Navy under Executive Order 11964 and 701, that publication of this amendment INTERNATIONAL REGULATIONS FOR 33 U.S.C. 1605. for public comment prior to adoption is PREVENTING COLLISIONS AT SEA, impracticable, unnecessary, and 1972 * * * * * contrary to public interest since it is based on technical findings that the ■ 1. The authority citation for part 706 placement of lights on this vessel in a continues to read as follows:
TABLE ONE
Distance in meters of forward masthead Vessel Number light below minimum required height. § 2(a)(i), Annex I
******* USS CALIFORNIA ...... SSN 781 ...... 2.76
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TABLE THREE
Side lights Stern light, Forward Masthead Side lights Stern light distance distance anchor light, Anchor lights lights arc of arc of arc of inboard of forward of height above relationship of aft Vessel No. visibility; visibility; visibility; ship’s sides stern in hull in light to forward rule 21(a) rule 21(b) rule 21(c) in meters meters; meters; 2(K) light in meters 3(b) annex 1 rule 21(c) annex 1 2(K) annex 1
******* USS CALI- SSN 781 ...... 205.1° 4.37 11.05 2.8 0.30 below. FORNIA.
* * * * * DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND Zones occurring in the Northern New Approved: May 13, 2011. SECURITY England Captain of the Port Zone. This action is necessary to protect marine M. Robb Hyde, Coast Guard traffic and spectators from the hazards Commander, JAGC, U.S. Navy, Deputy associated with powerboat races, Assistant Judge Advocate General (Admiralty 33 CFR Parts 100 and 165 and Maritime Law). regattas, boat parades, rowing and paddling boat races, swim events, and Dated: May 19, 2011. [Docket No. USCG–2011–0369] fireworks displays. During the D.J. Werner, Special Local Regulations and Safety enforcement period, no person or vessel Lieutenant Commander, Judge Advocate Zones; Recurring Events in Northern may enter the Special Local Regulation General’s Corps, U.S. Navy, Federal Register New England area or Safety Zone without permission Liaison Officer. of the Captain of the Port. [FR Doc. 2011–12962 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] AGENCY: Coast Guard, DHS. DATES BILLING CODE 3810–FF–P ACTION: Notice of enforcement of : The regulations for events regulations. described in 33 CFR 100.120 and 33 CFR 165.171 will be enforced during the SUMMARY: The Coast Guard is times and dates specified in Table 1 and announcing specific dates and times for Table 2, respectively. The earliest event Special Local Regulations and Safety
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is May 27, 2011, and the latest event is Division at Coast Guard Sector Northern 33 CFR 100.120 and 33 CFR 165.171. September 23, 2011. New England, telephone 207–767–0398, These regulations will be enforced for FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: If e-mail [email protected]. the duration of each event, on the dates you have questions on this notice, call SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Coast indicated in Tables 1 and 2. or e-mail Lieutenant Junior Grade Guard will enforce the Special Local Terence Leahy, Waterways Management Regulations and Safety Zones listed in
TABLE 1 [For events described in 33 CFR 100.120]
5.0 MAY
5.1 Tall Ships Visiting Portsmouth ...... • Event Type: Regatta and Boat Parade. • Sponsor: Portsmouth Maritime Commission, Inc. • Date: May 27 to 31, 2011. • Time: 9 a.m. to 8 p.m. each day. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Portsmouth Har- bor, New Hampshire in the vicinity of Castle Island within the fol- lowing points (NAD 83): 43°03′11″ N, 070°42′26″ W. 43°03′18″ N, 070°41′51″ W. 43°04′42″ N, 070°42′11″ W. 43°04′28″ N, 070°44′12″ W. 43°05′36″ N, 070°45′56″ W. 43°05′29″ N, 070°46′09″ W. 43°04′19″ N, 070°44′16″ W. 43°04′22″ N, 070°42′33″ W.
6.0 JUNE
6.1 Bar Harbor Blessing of the Fleet ...... • Event Type: Regatta and Boat Parade. • Sponsor: Town of Bar Harbor, Maine. • Date: June 5, 2011. • Time: 12 p.m. to 1:30 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Bar Harbor, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 44°23′32″ N, 068°12′19″ W. 44°23′30″ N, 068°12′00″ W. 44°23′37″ N, 068°12′00″ W. 44°23′35″ N, 068°12′19″ W.
6.2 Charlie Begin Memorial Lobster Boat Races ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race. • Sponsor: Boothbay Harbor Lobster Boat Race Committee. • Date: June 18, 2011. • Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Boothbay Harbor, Maine in the vicinity of within John’s Island the following points (NAD 83): 43°50′04″ N, 069°38′37″ W. 43°50′54″ N, 069°38′06″ W. 43°50′49″ N, 069°37′50″ W. 43°50′00″ N, 069°38′20″ W.
6.3 Rockland Harbor Lobster Boat Races ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race. • Sponsor: Rockland Harbor Lobster Boat Race Committee. • Date: June 19, 2011. • Time: 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Rockland Harbor, Maine in the vicinity of the Rockland Breakwater Light within the fol- lowing points (NAD 83): 44°05′59″ N, 069°04′53″ W. 44°06′43″ N, 069°05′25″ W. 44°06′50″ N, 069°05′05″ W. 44°06′05″ N, 069°04′34″ W.
6.4 Windjammer Days Parade of Ships ...... • Event Type: Tall Ship Parade. • Sponsor: Boothbay Region Chamber of Commerce. • Date: June 22, 2011. • Time: 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Boothbay Harbor, Maine in the vicinity of Tumbler’s Island within the following points (NAD 83): 43°51′02″ N, 069°37′33″ W. 43°50′47″ N, 069°37′31″ W. 43°50′23″ N, 069°37′57″ W.
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TABLE 1—Continued [For events described in 33 CFR 100.120] 43°50′01″ N, 069°37′45″ W. 43°50′01″ N, 069°38′31″ W. 43°50′25″ N, 069°38′25″ W. 43°50′49″ N, 069°37′45″ W.
7.0 JULY
7.1 Moosabec Lobster Boat Races ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race. • Sponsor: Moosabec Boat Race Committee. • Date: July 2, 2011. • Time: 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Jonesport, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 44°31′21″ N, 067°36′44″ W. 44°31′36″ N, 067°36′47″ W. 44°31′44″ N, 067°35′36″ W. 44°31′29″ N, 067°35′33″ W.
7.2 The Great Race ...... • Event Type: Rowing and Paddling Boat Race. • Sponsor: Franklin County Chamber of Commerce. • Date: July 3, 2011. • Time: 10 a.m. to 12:30 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Lake Champlain in the vicinity of Saint Albans Bay within the following points (NAD 83): 44°47′18″ N, 073°10′27″ W. 44°47′10″ N, 073°08′51″ W.
7.3 Searsport Lobster Boat Races ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race. • Sponsor: Searsport Lobster Boat Race Committee; • Date: July 9, 2011. • Time: 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Searsport Har- bor, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 44°26′50″ N, 068°55′20″ W. 44°27′04″ N, 068°55′26″ W. 44°27′12″ N, 068°54′35″ W. 44°26′59″ N, 068°54′29″ W.
7.4 Stonington Lobster Boat Races ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race. • Sponsor: Stonington Lobster Boat Race Committee. • Date: July 10, 2011. • Time: 8 a.m. to 3:30 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Stonington, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 44°08′55″ N, 068°40′12″ W. 44°09′00″ N, 068°40′15″ W. 44°09′11″ N, 068°39′42″ W. 44°09′07″ N, 068°39′39″ W.
7.5 Mayor’s Cup Regatta ...... • Event Type: Sailboat Parade. • Sponsor: Plattsburgh Sunrise Rotary. • Date: July 9, 2011. • Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Cumberland Bay on Lake Champlain in the vicinity of Plattsburgh, New York within the following points (NAD 83): 44°39′26″ N, 073°26′25″ W. 44°41′27″ N, 073°23′12″ W.
7.6 The Challenge Race ...... • Event Type: Rowing and Paddling Boat Race. • Sponsor: Lake Champlain Maritime Museum. • Date: July 10, 2011. • Time: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Lake Champlain in the vicinity of Button Bay State Park within the following points (NAD 83): 44°12′25″ N, 073°22′32″ W. 44°12′00″ N, 073°21′42″ W. 44°12′19″ N, 073°21′25″ W. 44°13′16″ N, 073°21′36″ W.
7.7 Friendship Lobster Boat Races ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race.
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TABLE 1—Continued [For events described in 33 CFR 100.120] • Sponsor: Friendship Lobster Boat Race Committee. • Date: July 23, 2011. • Time: 9:30 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Friendship Har- bor, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 43°57′51″ N, 069°20′46″ W. 43°58′14″ N,069°19′53″ W. 43°58′19″ N, 069°20′01″ W. 43°58′00″ N, 069°20′46″ W.
7.8 Arthur Martin Memorial Regatta ...... • Event Type: Rowing and Paddling Boat Race. • Sponsor: IROW. • Date: July 16, 2011. • Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of the Piscataqua River, in the vicinity of Kittery Point, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 43°03′51″ N, 070°41′55″ W. 43°04′35″ N, 070°42′18″ W. 43°04′42″ N, 070°43′15″ W. 43°05′14″ N, 070°43′12″ W. 43°05′14″ N, 070°43′06″ W. 43°04′44″ N, 070°43′11″ W. 43°04′35″ N, 070°42′13″ W. 43°03′53″ N, 070°41′40″ W.
7.9 Harpswell Lobster Boat Races ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race. • Sponsor: Harpswell Lobster Boat Race Committee. • Date: July 24, 2011. • Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Potts Harbor, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 43°46′50″ N, 070°01′37″ W. 43°46′50″ N, 070°01′18″ W. 43°46′28″ N, 070°01′36″ W. 43°46′28″ N, 070°01′19″ W.
8.0 AUGUST
8.1 Eggemoggin Reach Regatta ...... • Event Type: Wooden Boat Parade. • Sponsor: Rockport Marine, Inc. and Brookline Boat Yard. • Date: August 6, 2011. • Time: 11 a.m. to 7 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Eggemoggin Reach and Jericho Bay in the vicinity of Naskeag Harbor, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 44°15′16″ N, 068°36′26″ W. 44°12′41″ N, 068°29′26″ W. 44°07′38″ N, 068°31′30″ W. 44°12′54″ N, 068°33′46″ W.
8.2 Southport Rowgatta Rowing and Paddling Boat Race ...... • Event Type: Rowing and Paddling Boat Race. • Sponsor: Boothbay Region YMCA. • Date: August 13, 2011. • Time: 8 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Sheepscot Bay and Boothbay, on the shore side of Southport Island, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 43°50′26″ N, 069°39′10″ W. 43°49′10″ N, 069°38′35″ W. 43°46′53″ N, 069°39′06″ W. 43°46′50″ N, 069°39′32″ W. 43°49′07″ N, 069°41′43″ W. 43°50′19″ N, 069°41′14″ W. 43°51′11″ N, 069°40′06″ W.
8.3 Winter Harbor Lobster Boat Races ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race. • Sponsor: Winter Harbor Chamber of Commerce. • Date: August 13, 2011. • Time: 9 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Winter Harbor, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 44°22′06″ N, 068°05′13″ W.
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TABLE 1—Continued [For events described in 33 CFR 100.120] 44°23′06″ N, 068°05′08″ W. 44°23′04″ N, 068°04′37″ W. 44°22′05″ N, 068°04′44″ W.
8.4 Lake Champlain Dragon Boat Festival ...... • Event Type: Rowing and Paddling Boat Race. • Sponsor: Dragonheart Vermont. • Date: August 7, 2011. • Time: 7 a.m. to 5 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Burlington Bay within the following points (NAD 83): 44°28′51″ N, 073°13′28″ W. 44°28′40″ N, 073°13′40″ W. 44°28′37″ N, 073°13′29″ W. 44°28′40″ N, 073°13′17″ W.
8.5 Merritt Brackett Lobster Boat Races ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race. • Sponsor: Town of Bristol, Maine. • Date: August 14, 2011. • Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Pemaquid Har- bor, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 43°52′16″ N, 069°32′10″ W. 43°52′41″ N, 069°31′43″ W. 43°52′35″ N, 069°31′29″ W. 43°52′09″ N, 069°31′56″ W.
8.6 Multiple Sclerosis Regatta ...... • Event Type: Regatta and Sailboat Race. • Sponsor: Maine Chapter, Multiple Sclerosis Society. • Date: August 16, 2011. • Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. • Location: The regulated area for the start of the race includes all wa- ters of Casco Bay, Maine in the vicinity of Peaks Island within the following points (NAD 83): 43°40′24″ N, 070°14′20″ W. 43°40′36″ N, 070°13′56″ W. 43°39′58″ N, 070°13′21″ W. 43°39′46″ N, 070°13′51″ W.
8.7 Multiple Sclerosis Harborfest Tugboat Race ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race. • Sponsor: Maine Chapter, National Multiple Sclerosis Society. • Date: August 21, 2011. • Time: 10 a.m. to 3 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Portland Harbor, Maine in the vicinity of Maine State Pier within the following points (NAD 83): 43°40′25″ N, 070°14′21″ W. 43°40′36″ N, 070°13′56″ W. 43°39′58″ N, 070°13′21″ W. 43°39′47″ N, 070°13′51″ W.
9.0 SEPTEMBER
9.1 Eastport Pirates Festival Lobster Boat Races ...... • Event Type: Power Boat Race. • Sponsor: Eastport Pirates Festival. • Date: September 11, 2011. • Time: 11 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters in the vicinity of Eastport Harbor, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 44°54′14″ N, 066°58′52″ W. 44°54′14″ N, 068°58′56″ W. 44°54′24″ N, 066°58′52″ W. 44°54′24″ N, 066°58′56″ W.
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TABLE 2 [For events described in 33 CFR 165.171]
6.0 JUNE
6.1 Windjammer Days Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Boothbay Harbor Region Chamber of Commerce. • Date: June 22, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of McFarland Island, Boothbay Harbor, Maine in approximate position: 43°50′38″ N, 069°37′57″ W (NAD 83).
7.0 JULY
7.1 Burlington Independence Day Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Firework Display. • Sponsor: City of Burlington, Vermont. • Date: July 3, 2011. • Time: 9 p.m. to 11 p.m. • Location: From a barge in the vicinity of Burlington Harbor, Bur- lington, Vermont in approximate position: 44°28′31″ N, 073°13′31″ W (NAD 83).
7.2 Camden 3rd of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Camden, Rockport, Lincolnville Chamber of Commerce. • Date: July 3, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of Camden Harbor, Maine in approximate po- sition: 44°12′32″ N, 069°02′58″ W (NAD 83).
7.3 Bangor 4th of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Bangor 4th of July Fireworks. • Date: July 4, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of the Bangor Waterfront, Bangor, Maine in approximate position: 44°47′27″ N, 068°46′31″ W (NAD 83).
7.4 Bar Harbor 4th of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Bar Harbor Chamber of Commerce. • Date: July 4, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of Bar Harbor Town Pier, Bar Harbor, Maine in approximate position: 44°23′31″ N, 068° 12′15″ W (NAD 83).
7.5 Boothbay Harbor 4th of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Town of Boothbay Harbor. • Date: July 4, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of McFarland Island, Boothbay Harbor, Maine in approximate position: 43°50′38″ N, 069° 37′57″ W (NAD 83).
7.6 Colchester 4th of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Town of Colchester, Recreation Department. • Date: July 4, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of Bayside Beach and Mallets Bay in Colchester, Vermont at approximate position: 44°32′44″ N, 073°13′10″ W (NAD 83).
7.7 Eastport 4th of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Eastport 4th of July Committee. • Date: July 4, 2011. • Time: 9 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. • Location: From the Waterfront Public Pier in Eastport, Maine at ap- proximate position: 44°54′25″ N, 066° 58′55″ W (NAD 83).
7.8 Hampton Beach 4th of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Hampton Beach Village District. • Date: July 4, 2011. • Time: 8:30 p.m. to 11 p.m.
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TABLE 2—Continued [For events described in 33 CFR 165.171] • Location: In the vicinity of Hampton Beach, New Hampshire in ap- proximate position: 42°54′40″ N, 070° 48′31″ W (NAD 83).
7.9 Jonesport 4th of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Jonesport 4th of July Committee. • Date: July 2, 2011. • Time: 9:30 p.m. to 10 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of Beals Island, Jonesport, Maine in approxi- mate position: 44°31′18″ N, 067° 36′43″ W (NAD 83).
7.10 Main Street Heritage Days 4th of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Main Street Inc. • Date: July 4, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of Reed and Reed Boat Yard, Woolwich, Maine in approximate position: 43°54′56″ N, 069°48′16″ W (NAD 83).
7.11 Portland Harbor 4th of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Department of Parks and Recreation, Portland, Maine. • Date: July 4, 2011. • Time: 8:30 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of East End Beach, Portland, Maine in ap- proximate position: 43°40′16″ N, 070°14′44″ W (NAD 83).
7.12 St. Albans Bay Day Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: St. Albans Area Chamber of Commerce. • Date: July 4, 2011. • Time: 9 p.m. to 10 p.m. • Location: From the St. Albans Bay dock in St. Albans Bay, Vermont in the approximate position: 44°48′25″ N, 073°08′23″ W (NAD 83).
7.13 Stonington 4th of July Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Deer Isle—Stonington Chamber of Commerce. • Date: July 4, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of Two Bush Island, Stonington, Maine in ap- proximate position: 44°08′57″ N, 068°39′54″ W (NAD 83).
7.14 Urban/EPIC Triathlon ...... • Event Type: Swim Event. • Sponsor: Tri-Maine Productions. • Date: July 9, 2011. • Time: 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Portland Harbor in the vicinity of East End Beach in Portland, Maine within the fol- lowing points (NAD 83): 43°40′00″ N, 070°14′20″ W. 43°40′00″ N, 070°14′00″ W. 43°40′15″ N, 070°14′29″ W. 43°40′17″ N, 070°13′22″ W.
7.15 Tri for a Cure Triathlon ...... • Event Type: Swim Event. • Sponsor: Maine Cancer Foundation. • Date: July 31, 2011. • Time: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Portland Harbor, Maine in the vicinity of Spring Point Light within the following points (NAD 83): 43°39′01″ N, 070°13′32″ W. 43°39′07″ N, 070°13′29″ W. 43°39′06″ N, 070°13′41″ W. 43°39′01″ N, 070°13′36″ W.
7.16 Richmond Days Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Town of Richmond, Maine. • Date: July 30, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10 p.m. • Location: From a barge in the vicinity of the inner harbor, Tenants Harbor, Maine in approximate position:
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TABLE 2—Continued [For events described in 33 CFR 165.171] 44°08′42″ N, 068°27′06″ W (NAD83).
7.17 Colchester Triathlon ...... • Event Type: Swim Event. • Sponsor: Colchester Parks and Recreation Department. • Date: July 31, 2011. • Time: 7 a.m. to 11 a.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Malletts Bay on Lake Champlain, Vermont within the following points (NAD 83): 44°32′18″ N, 073°12′35″ W. 44°32′28″ N, 073°12′56″ W. 44°32′57″ N, 073°12′38″ W.
7.18 Peaks to Portland Swim ...... • Event Type: Swim Event. • Sponsor: Cumberland County YMCA. • Date: July 16, 2011. • Time: 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Portland Harbor between Peaks Island and East End Beach in Portland, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 43°39′20″ N, 070°11′58″ W. 43°39′45″ N, 070°13′19″ W. 43°40′11″ N, 070°14′13″ W. 43°40′08″ N, 070°14′29″ W. 43°40′00″ N, 070°14′23″ W. 43°39′34″ N, 070°13′31″ W. 43°39′13″ N, 070°11′59″ W.
8.0 AUGUST
8.1 Sprucewold Cabbage Island Swim ...... • Event Type: Swim Event. • Sponsor: Sprucewold Association. • Date: August 6, 2011. • Time: 1 p.m. to 6 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Linekin Bay be- tween Cabbage Island and Sprucewold Beach in Boothbay Harbor, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 43°50′37″ N, 069°36′23″ W. 43°50′37″ N, 069°36′59″ W. 43°50′16″ N, 069°36′46″ W. 43°50′22″ N, 069°36′21″ W.
8.2 Westerlund’s Landing Party Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Portside Marina. • Date: August 6, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of Westerlund’s Landing in South Gardiner, Maine in approximate position: 44°10′19″ N, 069°45′24″ W (NAD 83).
8.3 Y–Tri Triathlon ...... • Event Type: Swim Event. • Sponsor: Plattsburgh YMCA. • Date: August 6, 2011. • Time: 9 a.m. to 10 a.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Treadwell Bay on Lake Champlain in the vicinity of Point Au Roche State Park, Platts- burgh, New York within the following points (NAD 83): 44°46′30″ N, 073°23′26″ W. 44°46′17″ N, 073°23′26″ W. 44°46′17″ N, 073°23′46″ W. 44°46′29″ N, 073°23′46″ W.
8.4 Greater Burlington YMCA Lake Swim ...... • Event Type: Swim Event. • Sponsor: Greater Burlington YMCA. • Date: August 13, 2011. • Time: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters in Lake Champlain in the vicinity of North Hero Island within the following points (NAD 83): 44°46′55″ N, 073°22′14″ W. 44°47′08″ N, 073°19′05″ W. 44°46′48″ N, 073°17′13″ W. 44°46′10″ N, 073°16′39″ W. 44°41′08″ N, 073°20′58″ W.
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TABLE 2—Continued [For events described in 33 CFR 165.171] 44°41′36″ N, 073°23′01″ W.
8.7 Rockland Breakwater Swim ...... • Event Type: Swim Event. • Sponsor: Pen-Bay Masters. • Date: August 27, 2011. • Time: 7:30 a.m. to 1:30 p.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters of Rockland Harbor, Maine in the vicinity of Jameson Point within the following points (NAD 83): 44°06′16″ N, 069°04′39″ W. 44°06′13″ N, 069°04′36″ W. 44°06′12″ N, 069°04′43″ W. 44°06′17″ N, 069°04′44″ W. 44°06′18″ N, 069°04′40″ W.
9.0 SEPTEMBER
9.1 Windjammer Weekend Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Town of Camden, Maine. • Date: September 2, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 9:30 p.m. • Location: From a barge in the vicinity of Northeast Point, Camden Harbor, Maine in approximate position: 44°12′10″ N, 069°03′11″ W (NAD 83).
9.2 The Lobsterman Triathlon ...... • Event Type: Swim Event. • Sponsor: Tri-Maine Productions. • Date: September 10, 2011. • Time: 8 a.m. to 11 a.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters in the vicinity of Winslow Park in South Freeport, Maine within the following points (NAD 83): 43°47′59″ N, 070°06′56″ W. 43°47′44″ N, 070°06′56″ W. 43°47′44″ N, 070°07′27″ W. 43°47′57″ N, 070°07′27″ W.
9.3 Burlington Triathlon ...... • Event Type: Swim Event. • Sponsor: Race Vermont. • Date: September 11, 2011. • Time: 7 a.m. to 10 a.m. • Location: The regulated area includes all waters in the vicinity of North Beach, Burlington, Vermont within the following points (NAD 83): 44°29′31″ N, 073°14′22″ W. 44°29′12″ N, 073°14′14″ W. 44°29′17″ N, 073°14′34″ W.
9.4 Eliot Festival Day Fireworks ...... • Event Type: Fireworks Display. • Sponsor: Eliot Festival Day Committee. • Date: September 23, 2011. • Time: 8 p.m. to 10:30 p.m. • Location: In the vicinity of Eliot Town Boat Launch, Eliot, Maine in approximate position: 43°08′56″ N, 070°49′52″ W (NAD 83).
The Coast Guard may patrol each restrictions for waterway use during the determines that the regulated area need event area under the direction of a effective periods of these events, please not be enforced for the full duration designated Coast Guard Patrol refer to 33 CFR 100.120 and 33 CFR stated in this notice, he or she may use Commander. The Patrol Commander 165.171. a Broadcast Notice to Mariners to grant may be contacted on Channel 16 VHF– This notice is issued under authority general permission to enter the regulated area. FM (156.8 MHz) by the call sign of 33 CFR 100.120, 33 CFR 165.171, and ‘‘PATCOM.’’ Official patrol vessels may 5 U.S.C. 552 (a). In addition to this Dated: May 9, 2011. consist of any Coast Guard, Coast Guard notice in the Federal Register, the Coast B.S. Gilda, Auxiliary, state, or local law Guard will provide the maritime Commander, U.S. Coast Guard, Acting enforcement vessels assigned or community with advance notification of Captain of the Port Sector Northern New approved by the Captain of the Port, this enforcement period via the Local England. Sector Northern New England. For Notice to Mariners and marine [FR Doc. 2011–12847 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] information about regulations and information broadcasts. If the COTP BILLING CODE 9110–04–P
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE management flexibility in awarding governments, in the aggregate, or by the acquisitions at $25,000 and below. As a private sector, of $100 million or more 48 CFR Part 601 result of this successful pilot program, in any year and it will not significantly [Public Notice: 7480] the Department wants to adopt the or uniquely affect small governments. proposed rule as final. As specified in Therefore, no actions were deemed RIN 1400–AB98 the proposed rule, appropriate necessary under the provisions of the enhanced management controls, Unfunded Mandates Act of 1995. Department of State Acquisition including review of LES transactions by Regulation; Foreign Nationals and a U.S. Citizen contracting officer, will be Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Third Country Nationals imposed. For example, these controls Fairness Act of 1996 AGENCY: State Department. will incorporate the following This rule is not a major rule as mandatory requirements: defined by section 804 of the Small ACTION: Final rule. • Available only at posts with a score Business Regulatory Enforcement Act of SUMMARY: This final rule makes one of least 5.0 on the Transparency 1996. This rule will not result in an administrative change to the International Corruption Perceptions annual effect on the economy of $100 Department of State Acquisition Index; • million or more; a major increase in Regulation (DOSAR). It revises the Available only to selected LES staff costs or prices; or significant adverse DOSAR to allow the appointment of with a minimum of five years of effects on competition, employment, selected non-U.S. citizen locally Department of State experience, investment, productivity, innovation, or employed staff, i.e., Foreign Nationals unquestioned integrity, and one week of on the ability of United States-based and Third Country Nationals, as specified simplified acquisition companies to compete with foreign contracting officers for acquisitions at training; based companies in domestic and • Review of LES transactions on a $25,000 and below. This change will import markets. permit streamlined procurement monthly basis by a U.S. citizen contracting officer; and Executive Order 13563 and Executive processes at applicable Department of • State overseas posts. Periodic evaluation of LES Order 12866 delegated procurement by the Office of DATES: Effective Date: This rule is the Procurement Executive. The Department of State does not effective June 24, 2011. This DOSAR change is administrative consider this rule to be a ‘‘significant FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: in nature and is intended to provide regulatory action’’ under Executive Barbara Latvanas, Procurement Analyst, management flexibility to Department of Order 12866, section 3(f), Regulatory Department of State, Office of the State overseas posts. The proposed rule Planning and Review, as amended by Procurement Executive, 2201 C Street, was discussed in detail in Public Notice Executive Order 13563. In addition, the NW., Suite 900, State Annex Number 5684. No public comments were Department is exempt from Executive 27, Washington, DC 20522; telephone received. The Department is now Order 12866 except to the extent that it number: 703–516–1755; e-mail address: promulgating a final rule with no is promulgating regulations in [email protected] changes from the proposed rule. conjunction with a domestic agency that SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The are significant regulatory actions. The Department published a proposed rule, Regulatory Findings Department has nevertheless reviewed Public Notice 5684 at 72 FR 4475, Administrative Procedure Act the regulation to ensure its consistency with the regulatory philosophy and January 31, 2007, with a request for The Department of State does not principles set forth in that Executive comments to expand contracting consider this rule to be a ‘‘significant Order. authority at applicable overseas posts regulatory action’’ under Executive (Embassies and Consulates) to selected Order 12866, section 3(f), Regulatory Executive Order 13132 non-U.S. citizen locally employed staff Planning and Review. In addition, the This rule will not have substantial (LES) for acquisitions at $25,000 and Department is exempt from Executive direct effects on the States, on the below. Because the current DOSAR Order 12866 except to the extent that it relationship between the national language indicates that all contracting is promulgating regulations in government and the States, or on the officers must be U.S. citizens, a change conjunction with a domestic agency that distribution of power and to the regulation is required. By way of are significant regulatory actions. The responsibilities among the various background, the Department conducted Department has nevertheless reviewed levels of government. Therefore, in a pilot program at 15 overseas posts in the regulation to ensure its consistency accordance with section 6 of Executive the following locations: Bridgetown, with the regulatory philosophy and Order 13132, it is determined that this Barbados; Brussels, Belgium; Ljubljana, principles set forth in that Executive rule does not have sufficient federalism Slovenia; Melbourne, Australia; Order. Munich, Germany; Nicosia, Cyprus; implications to require consultations or Oslo, Norway; Paris, France; Seoul, Regulatory Flexibility Act warrant the preparation of a federalism Korea; Singapore; Tallinn, Estonia; The The Department of State, in summary impact statement. Hague, Netherlands; Tokyo, Japan; accordance with the Regulatory Paperwork Reduction Act Valletta, Malta; and Vienna, Austria. To Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 605(b)), has ensure adequate rule of law, each of the reviewed this regulation and, by The Paperwork Reduction Act does locations involved in the pilot program approving it, certifies that this rule will not apply because the rule does not had a score of at least 5.0 on the not have a significant economic impact impose information collection Transparency International Corruption on a substantial number of small requirements that require the approval Perceptions Index, available at the entities. of the Office of Management and Budget following Web site: http:// under 44 U.S.C. 3501, et seq. www.transparency.org/. This successful Unfunded Mandates Act of 1995 List of Subjects in 48 CFR Part 601 pilot program resulted in streamlined This rule will not result in the procurement processes and increased expenditure by State, local, and tribal Government procurement.
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Accordingly, for reasons set forth in Conservation and Management Act of the Secretary of Commerce the preamble, title 48, chapter 6 of the (Magnuson-Stevens Act). This rule (Secretary) on April 28, 2011. A Code of Federal Regulations is amended establishes the mechanisms for proposed rule to implement the as follows: specifying ACLs and AMs and sets the measures in Amendment 5 published in Subchapter A—General annual catch target (ACT) and the Federal Register on March 3, 2011 associated measures for days-at-sea (76 FR 11737), with public comment PART 601—DEPARTMENT OF STATE (DAS) and trip limits for the Southern accepted through April 4, 2011. Details ACQUISITION REGULATION SYSTEM Fishery Management Area (SFMA). concerning the development of NMFS disapproved the proposed ACT, Amendment 5 were contained in the ■ 1. The authority citation for 48 CFR and associated measures, for the preamble of the proposed rule and are part 601 continues to read as follows: Northern Fishery Management Area not repeated here. Authority: 40 U.S.C. 486(c); 22 U.S.C. (NFMA) on the grounds that they are A recent assessment of the monkfish 2658. not consistent with the most recent resource was conducted during the first scientific advice. This final rule half of 2010 by the 50th Stock ■ 2. Section 601.603–3 is amended by implements three additional Assessment Review Committee (SARC revising paragraph (c) to read as set Amendment 5 management measures to 50). The full assessment report was forth below: promote efficiency and reduce waste, released in August 2010 and can be 601.603–3 Appointment. brings the biological and management found at http://www.nefsc.noaa.gov/ reference points in the Monkfish FMP * * * * * publications/crd/crd1017/. The SARC into compliance with recently revised (c) Non-Federal employees. Only 50 assessment concluded that both National Standard 1 (NS1) Guidelines, United States Government employees stocks are above their respective current and makes one correction to the shall be appointed as contracting biomass thresholds, and above the new monkfish weight conversion factors. officers. For acquisitions at $25,000 and biomass thresholds recommended by below only, this includes locally DATES: Effective May 25, 2011. the assessment, indicating that both employed staff (i.e., Foreign Service ADDRESSES: An environmental stocks are not overfished. Furthermore, Nationals and Third Country nationals). assessment (EA) prepared for the current estimated fishing mortality Personal services contractors are not Amendment 5 at the time of its rate for each stock is below its eligible for appointment as DOS submission by the Councils describes respective fishing mortality threshold. contracting officers. the proposed action and other Thus, overfishing is not occurring on either stock. * * * * * considered alternatives, and provides a thorough analysis of the impacts of the The 2010 assessment panel expressed Dated: May 19, 2011. proposed measures and alternatives. serious concerns regarding the high Corey M. Rindner, NMFS prepared an Addendum to the levels of scientific uncertainty in the Procurement Executive, Bureau of Amendment 5 EA for the purpose of assessment results. The Monkfish Administration, Department of State. analyzing the potential impacts of the Assessment Summary Report for 2010 [FR Doc. 2011–12993 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] amendment on Atlantic sturgeon. states, ‘‘The assessment results continue BILLING CODE 4710–24–P Copies of Amendment 5, including the to be uncertain due to cumulative EA and the Initial Regulatory Flexibility effects of under-reported landings, Analysis (IRFA), are available on unknown discards during the 1980s, DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE request from Paul J. Howard, Executive uncertainty in survey indices, and Director, New England Fishery incomplete understanding of key National Oceanic and Atmospheric Management Council (NEFMC), 50 biological parameters such as age and Administration Water Street, Newburyport, MA 01950. growth, longevity, natural mortality and Copies of the Addendum to Amendment stock structure contributing to 50 CFR Part 648 5 are available from Patricia A. Kurkul, retrospective patterns primarily in the [Docket No. 090225241–1233–03] Regional Administrator, NMFS, 55 Great northern management area.’’ Unlike the Republic Drive, Gloucester, MA 01930. Data Poor Working Group (DPWG) RIN 0648–AX70 These documents are also available assessment conducted in 2007 (see online at http://www.nefmc.org. Monkfish Assessment Summary Report Fisheries of the Northeastern United Written comments regarding the at http://www.nefsc.noaa.gov/nefsc/ States; Monkfish; Amendment 5 burden-hour estimates or other aspects publications/crd/crd0713/), the 2010 AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries of the collection-of-information assessment utilized projections to Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and requirements contained in this final rule evaluate stock trends based on Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), may be submitted to the Northeast anticipated fishing levels. However, Commerce. Regional Office of NMFS at 55 Great these projections are also considered ACTION: Final rule. Republic Drive, Gloucester, MA 01930, highly uncertain because they are based and by e-mail to on the outputs of the assessment model. SUMMARY: This final rule implements [email protected], or fax Despite this uncertainty, the projections measures that were approved in to (202) 395–7285. indicated that the NFMA is more Amendment 5 to the Monkfish Fishery FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: vulnerable to overfishing or becoming Management Plan (FMP). The New Allison McHale, Fishery Policy Analyst, overfished during 2011–2016 if total England and Mid-Atlantic Fishery (978) 281–9103; fax: (978) 281–9135. catches approach the acceptable Management Councils (Councils) SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: biological catch (ABC) value of 17,485 developed Amendment 5 to bring the mt in Amendment 5 that was based on FMP into compliance with the annual Background the results of the DPWG assessment. catch limit (ACL) and accountability This final rule implements approved Conversely, the SFMA was found to be measure (AM) requirements of the measures in Amendment 5, which was less vulnerable based upon the ABC Magnuson-Stevens Fishery partially approved by NMFS on behalf value of 13,326 mt in Amendment 5.
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Disapproved Measure ensure that catch does not exceed the overfishing is occurring on either stock NMFS disapproved the proposed ABC/ACL for this portion of the fishery. (Fthreshold), if either stock is overfished Amendment 5 ACT for the NFMA, and Therefore, NMFS determined that the (Bthreshold), or if either stock is rebuilt the specification of DAS and trip limits Amendment 5 SFMA specifications for (Btarget). However, these reference points to achieve that ACT. The proposed monkfish are still consistent with alone are not sufficient to comply with NFMA ACT and specification of DAS Magnuson-Stevens Act requirements. the Magnuson-Stevens Act and the and trip limits were included in Because it was too late for the recently updated National Standard Amendment 5 based on the Councils to revise Amendment 5 to (NS) 1 guidelines. As a result, recommended interim ABC, and reflect the new recommendations, in Amendment 5 establishes control rules assessments available at the time the light of the need to get the amendment to specify maximum sustainable yield amendment document was finalized by in place as quickly as possible in the (MSY), optimum yield (OY), overfishing the Councils. Specifically, Amendment new fishing year, the NEFMC initiated level (OFL), and ABC for each monkfish 5 proposed an ACT for the NFMA of Framework Adjustment 7 (Framework stock, outlined as follows: • MSY shall be expressed as the 10,750 mt, an allocation of 40 DAS, and 7) at its September 28–30, 2010, meeting product of the fishing mortality trip limits of 1,250 lb (567 kg) tail wt. to revise the disapproved ACT for the threshold, (F ), and the biomass per DAS for Category A and C vessels, NFMA to be consistent with the threshold recalculated ABC for the NFMA, and target, Btarget; and 800 lb (363 kg) tail wt. per DAS for • update the biomass (B) reference points OY shall be set equivalent to the Category B and D vessels. For the ACT, which is described under SFMA, Amendment 5 proposed an ACT of Btarget and Bthreshold in the FMP, that were not proposed for revision in approved measure 4 below; of 11,513 mt, and allocation of 28 DAS, • OFL shall be expressed as the and trip limits of 550 lb (249 kg) tail wt. Amendment 5, to be consistent with the product of Fthreshold and current per DAS for Category A and C vessels, results of SARC 50. In Framework 7, exploitable biomass (Bcurrent); and 450 lb (204 kg) tail wt. per DAS for which was approved by the Councils in • February 2011, the Councils recommend ABC shall be expressed as the Category B and D vessels. product of the average exploitation rate The results of SARC 50 became an NFMA ACT of 6,567 mt, an allocation of 40 DAS, and trip limits of during the recent period of stable or available after the Councils took final increasing trend in biomass in both action on Amendment 5. In response to 1,250 lb (567 kg) tail weight per DAS for limited access monkfish Category A and management units (determined to be the new assessment, the New England 1999–2006 NFMA and 2000–2006 for Council’s Scientific and Statistical C vessels, and 600 lb (272 kg) tail weight per DAS for limited access monkfish SFMA) and the most recent estimate or Committee (SSC) revisited its previous index of exploitable biomass. ABC recommendation at a meeting in Category B and D vessels. In the August 2010. The SSC, after much meantime, disapproval of the NFMA 2. ABC, ACL, and ACT Setting Process discussion concerning the uncertainty specifications leaves current measures This action establishes a framework with the assessment and alternate in effect for the NFMA until they are for the establishment of ABCs and ACLs methods for calculating ABC to account superseded by a revised ACT and for each management area. As described for this uncertainty, agreed to maintain specification of DAS and trip limits under Approved Measure 1, this action the existing interim ABC approach it under Framework 7, which is expected implements a control rule for previously recommended. Using this to be implemented during the summer establishing the ABC that is to be based interim ABC approach, the SSC of 2011. upon information from the most recent recalculated the recommended ABCs to The current NFMA measures, which stock assessment, in this case SARC 50. incorporate the results of SARC 50. will remain in place until Framework 7 This ABC control rule is based upon the Thus, based on this recalculation using is implemented, result in a lower TAL calculation method recommended and the ABC control rule approved in than was recommended by the Councils approved by the SSC. If new Amendment 5, the ABCs are in the framework. Additionally, NFMA information becomes available through automatically revised to be 7,592 mt for landings have been well below the TAL a stock assessment, the ABCs will be the NFMA, and 12,316 mt for the for the past 2 years (29 percent below recalculated based upon this new SFMA. The result is a revised ABC for in 2008, and 33 percent below in 2009). information, with subsequent review the NFMA that is 3,158 mt lower than Thus, NMFS does not expect delaying and approval by the SSC. If the SSC the NFMA ACT of 17,485 mt in action on the establishment of an ACT concurs with this recalculation, the Amendment 5 that was calculated based for the NFMA would result in landings ABCs for each management area will be on the 2007 DPWG Assessment, creating exceeding the ACTs being considered in automatically updated, requiring no an inconsistency with the recalculated Framework 7 during the 2011 fishing further action by the Councils. However, ABC. Based on this inconsistency, year (FY), which began May 1, 2011. if the SSC does not concur with the NMFS disapproved the DAS and trip Because this final rule is being recalculation and recommends an limit specifications for the NFMA in implemented after the start of FY 2011, alternative approach to calculating the Amendment 5. Disapproval of the any monkfish landings that occurred ABCs, the Councils would be required SFMA specifications was not required between May 1, 2011, and the time this to take action through the annual or in- because the recalculated ABC for the final rule is effective will accrue against season framework adjustment process in SFMA, even though lower than the the 2011 ACT and be used to determine the FMP to update the ABCs based upon Amendment 5 SFMA ABC of 13,326 mt, whether AMs are triggered. the SSC’s recommended method. is still 803 mt higher than the Councils’ Approved Measures Given that scientific uncertainty is recommended ACT for that area. incorporated into the calculation of the Although this reduces the Amendment 1. Control Rules for Establishing ABCs, as discussed under Approved 5 recommended buffer percentage Biological and Management Reference Measure 3, the ACLs are set equivalent between the ACT and the ABC/ACL for Points to the respective ABCs for each the SFMA to only 6.5 percent, it still The biological and management management area. Thus, like the ABCs, provides a sufficient buffer to account reference points currently in the the ACLs are self-adjusting, based upon for management uncertainty in order to Monkfish FMP are used to determine if the best available science. Council
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action would only be required if the recommended an ACT of 10,750 mt for trip, provided the vessel notifies NMFS SSC recommends an alternative method the NFMA and 11,513 mt for the SFMA. of the overage via vessel monitoring for calculating ABCs and/or ACLs for This final rule implements the ACT system (VMS) prior to crossing the VMS the monkfish fishery that differs from recommended for the SFMA, but demarcation line, or via phone using the the control rules established in disapproves the ACT for the NFMA on Agency’s interactive voice response Amendment 5. the grounds that it is not consistent with (IVR) system at least 1 hr prior to The specification of ACTs for each the best scientific information available, landing. To account for the trip limit management area is conducted as described under ‘‘Disapproved overage, the vessel’s monkfish DAS independently of the ABC/ACL Measure’’ in this preamble. charge shall be increased to the next 24- calculation, but considers the size of the hr period plus 1 minute. For example, 5. Reactive AM buffer between the proposed ACT and if a limited access monkfish Category C calculated ACL in the context of This final rule also establishes a vessel fishing in the SFMA has two management uncertainty. This action reactive AM that requires the Council to monkfish trip limits (i.e., 1,100 lb (499 requires that ACTs be established for deduct, through an in-season or annual kg) tail weight) on board, but has only each management area at some level framework adjustment, on a pound-for- been declared into the monkfish DAS below the calculated ABC/ACL. pound basis, any overage of the ACL program for 15 hrs, the vessel may land Although the Councils recommended from the ACT in the year following the the additional trip limit, if NMFS is establishing ACTs for 3 years in FY in which the overage was identified. properly notified. The vessel’s monkfish Amendment 5, it does not require that Management measures (i.e., DAS and DAS charge would then be adjusted the ACTs be revised every 3 years. The trip limits) must also be adjusted, if from 15 hrs to 24 hrs and 1 minute. Councils may, at any time, choose to necessary, to ensure the revised ACT is In order to effectively implement this revise the ACTs based on new not exceeded. For example, if overage of provision, NMFS has added a form to information through either the annual the 2011 ACL for the NFMA is the VMS system that a vessel operator review process or the framework determined to have occurred upon would complete and send to NMFS adjustment process in the FMP, or review of final 2011 landings sometime prior to crossing the VMS demarcation specify ACTs in a future action for a during FY 2012, the Councils would line on the vessel’s return to port. With different time period, that may be more adjust the ACT and develop revised respect to recommendation in or less than 3 years, as determined to be management measures for Amendment 5 that vessels not equipped appropriate based upon the stock implementation during FY 2013. with a VMS unit call-in a trip limit assessment schedule for this species and Under this reactive AM, the Councils overage when outside the VMS other relevant information. are responsible for assessing annual demarcation line, NMFS recognizes that landings in relation to the ACL, and it may not be feasible for all vessels to 3. ACLs adjusting the ACT and associated provide a call-in notification via cell Amendment 5 requires ACLs for the management measures as required. phone when outside the VMS two management areas to be set at a However, if the Councils fail to take demarcation line. Accordingly, in this level equal to the SSC’s recommended action, the Regional Administrator has final rule, NMFS, pursuant to its ABCs. Amendment 5 does not require a the authority to adjust the ACT, and Magnuson-Stevens Act section 305(d) buffer between the ABC and the ACL implement revised DAS and/or trip authority revises the Councils’ because scientific uncertainty has been limits. recommendation by requiring vessels accounted for within the ABCs. The without VMS to notify NMFS of the trip 6. Specification of DAS and Trip Limits Councils determined in Amendment 5 limit overage by calling into the IVR that there was no technical basis for This final rule specifies a DAS system at least 1 hour prior to landing. setting the ACLs for each management allocation and trip limits only for the area below their respective ABCs. In its SFMA because the ACT for the NFMA 8. Authorization To Land Monkfish March 30, 2009, report, the SSC was disapproved. As stated previously Heads supported the Councils’ ACL in this preamble, the FY 2010 DAS This final rule implements a measure recommendation and noted that ‘‘the allocation and trip limits for the NFMA that authorizes the landing of monkfish magnitude of recent catch has low risk will remain in effect until an updated heads separately from the body by of exceeding the OFL or the proposed ACT and associated DAS and trip limits listing monkfish heads as an authorized interim ABC’’ since, in 2006, total catch are established through Framework 7, product form under § 648.94(a), and was only 32 percent of the proposed which is scheduled for implementation establishing an appropriate head-to-total OFL for the NFMA, and 34 percent of during the summer of 2011. The DAS weight conversion factor to aid the proposed OFL for the SFMA; and allocation and trip limits for the SFMA enforcement of the daily trip limits. total catch in 2007 was estimated by the recommended by the Councils in Vessels may land monkfish heads Monkfish Plan Development Team Amendment 5 and being implemented separate from the body, provided the (PDT) to be 24 percent of the proposed in this final rule are 28 DAS, and trip total weight of heads does not exceed OFL for the NFMA, and 31 percent of limits of 550 lb (249 kg) tail wt. per DAS the appropriate total weight of tails on the proposed OFL for the SFMA. The for Category A and C vessels, and 450 board (see ‘‘Technical Amendment’’ calculated ABCs/ACLs incorporating the lb (204 kg) tail wt. per DAS for Category below for details on the conversion results of the 2010 stock assessment are B, D, and H vessels. factors). 7,592 mt for the NFMA, and 12,316 mt 7. Automatic DAS Adjustment for Trip 9. Allow Changes to Monkfish Research for the SFMA. Limit Overage Set-Aside (RSA) Program via Framework 4. Proactive AM This final rule implements a measure Action This final rule institutes a proactive that allows vessels to land up to the This final rule authorizes changes to AM that establishes ACTs for each equivalent of one additional daily be made to this RSA program through a management area to account for monkfish trip limit than would framework adjustment in order to make management uncertainty. In otherwise be authorized based on the necessary improvements to this program Amendment 5, the Councils vessel’s monkfish DAS usage for that in a timelier manner. The Councils are
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still required to conduct the necessary did not express specific support or lack type of NEPA document prepared for environmental analysis under the thereof for the amendment, but focused this amendment, stating that an National Environmental Policy Act on the need for a broader approach to Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) (NEPA), and to comply with other fishery management. should have been prepared versus an applicable laws when developing a This section summarizes the principal EA, given the negative environmental framework adjustment for this purpose. comments in the individual comment effect that would result from this action. letters that pertained to Amendment 5 Response: NMFS disagrees with the 10. Amendments and the proposed rule, and NMFS’s commenter’s assertion that an EIS This final rule includes, under response to those comments. Any should have been prepared for this Magnuson-Stevens Act section 305(d) comments received that were not action. Although the commenter made authority, an amendment that adjusts specific to the management measures in only a general reference to the need to the conversion factor for whole the Amendment 5 proposed rule, or in prepare an EIS for this action, in light monkfish to reflect how monkfish are the amendment document, are not of similar comments received on actually landed. Previously, whole addressed in this final rule. Framework 45 to the Northeast monkfish were assumed to be landed in Comment 1: An individual stated that Multispecies FMP concerning the true whole form (i.e., live weight). the management measures in impacts of that action on Atlantic However, current industry practice is to Amendment 5 are not sufficiently sturgeon, which is proposed for listing ‘‘gut’’ the whole fish (i.e., remove the restrictive enough to protect the under the Endangered Species Act stomach, liver, and other entrails) at sea, resource for future generations. (ESA), NMFS is proving additional and land in this form. The current tail- Response: To the extent that the information in its response to this to-whole-weight conversion factor for comment addresses the NMFA, NMFS comment explaining why this action monkfish is 3.32. However, a more has concluded that the NMFA measures will not have a significant impact on accurate tail-to-whole-weight (landed) are not consistent with the most recent Atlantic sturgeon; thus obviating the conversion factor is 2.91, which reflects stock assessment (SARC 50) and most need for an EIS. the conversion to a monkfish that still recent recommendations by the SSC of Subsequent to the submission of has its head attached, but its guts the ABC/ACL for the NFMA. As more Amendment 5 by the NEFMC on removed. This technical correction to fully explained in the above preamble, September 20, 2010, NMFS published the conversion factor results in a NMFS, therefore, has disapproved the two Federal Register notices on October reduction in the whole-weight specification of an ACT and associated 6, 2010 (75 FR 61872 and 75 FR 61904) equivalent trip limit, but not to the tail- DAS and trip limits for the NMFA. that proposed listing five distinct weight trip limit, which is the value Proposed Framework 7 is intended to population segments (DPS) of Atlantic recommended by the Councils. implement more restrictive sturgeon under the ESA along the U.S. Additionally, this changes the monkfish specifications to be consistent with the East Coast as either threatened or heads conversion factor proposed by the newest assessment and ABC endangered. As such, the Amendment 5 Councils from 2.32 to 1.91 to be recommendations. In the meantime, the EA, as submitted, did not include consistent with this corrected current measures will roll over until information on the proposed listing for conversion factor. Framework 7 is implemented. These this species, relevant information In addition to the above amendment, measures result in a TAL that is more pertaining to the biology of this species this final rule also removes the letter of restrictive than that recommended by and rationale for the proposed listing. authorization (LOA) requirement at the Councils in Framework 7, and, Additionally, it did not specifically § 648.92(b)(1)(iii) for vessels fishing in therefore, is considered to be consistent consider the potential impacts of the the NFMA with a VMS unit since this with new recommendations for the management measures in Amendment 5 requirement was removed from the ABCs/ACLs for the northern area of this on Atlantic sturgeon. As a result, NMFS general area declaration requirements at fishery. The other management prepared an Addendum to the § 648.94(f) in the final rule measures in Amendment 5 include new Amendment 5 EA that incorporates implementing Framework Adjustment 5 provisions and control rules for pertinent biological information on to the Monkfish FMP (73 FR 22831; establishing biological and management Atlantic sturgeon, the proposed listing, April 28, 2008). reference points, including ACLs and and updated bycatch estimates in both This final rule also clarifies the AMs aimed at preventing overfishing otter trawl and sink gillnet fisheries for meeting requirements for framework from occurring in this fishery, and for the purpose of assessing the impacts of adjustments with respect to this joint the SFMA, the ACT and associated this action on Atlantic sturgeon. FMP to reflect that one framework management measures to not exceed the Although NMFS asserts that the meeting must be held by each of the two ACL. These other management measures measures in Amendment 5 will not Councils, versus one framework meeting are based on the best scientific advice result in a jeopardy determination or overall. available, which indicates that both any significant adverse impacts for Finally, this final rule updates the monkfish stocks are not overfished, and Atlantic sturgeon between the effective specification and framework adjustment overfishing is not occurring. Thus, date of this action and when a final processes for the Monkfish FMP to NMFS considers the management listing determination is expected to include procedures for specifying ACLs measures in Amendment 5, including made in October 2011, there is and AMs. the specifications for the SFMA, and the insufficient information to make a rollover measures for NMFA, to be determination of no jeopardy or adverse Comments and Responses sufficiently restrictive to prevent impact for the entire FY 2011, and Four comments were received on the overfishing, but retain sufficient beyond. As such, in conjunction with proposed rule and the amendment, from flexibility to help the fishery achieve the partial approval of Amendment 5, three individuals (one individual OY, as required by NS 1 of the NMFS will initiate a Monitoring and commented separately on both the Magnuson-Stevens Act. Action Plan that consists of the steps proposed rule and the amendment). Comment 2: The same individual who NMFS will take to mitigate the impacts Two commenters did not support the expressed opposition to the measures in of the monkfish fishery on Atlantic amendment, while the third commenter Amendment 5 also commented on the sturgeon from October 2011 through FY
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2013 to avoid significant impacts to rule due to the disapproval of the this rule establishes measures intended Atlantic sturgeon from the monkfish NFMA ACT and associated DAS and to promote efficiency and reduce waste fishery. Thus, based upon the analysis trip limits. Additionally, paragraph in the monkfish fishery. Specifically, contained in the EA prepared for (b)(1)(ii) is modified to reflect that the this rule authorizes the landing of Amendment 5 and the addendum current coastwide DAS allocation of 31 monkfish heads separately from the prepared by NMFS, this action will not DAS will remain in effect. body, which was previously prohibited; result in any significant environmental 2. In § 648.94(a), the introductory and allows a limited access monkfish effects, which is the basis for triggering sentence has been revised to clarify that vessel to land one additional day’s an EIS under NEPA. vessels may not possess or land only worth of monkfish than would Comment 3: One commenter monkfish heads, but that any monkfish otherwise be authorized based on its expressed opposition to the amendment heads possessed or landed must DAS usage, and adjust the DAS charged on the grounds that it would result in correspond to an appropriate amount of to the vessel to account for the trip limit reductions to DAS and trip limits. tails. overage. Delaying this rule’s Response: This comment seems to be 3. In § 648.94(b)(1)(ii), the monkfish effectiveness may result in economic based on a misunderstanding of the possession limit for Category B and D harm to vessels that must currently land management measures in Amendment vessels fishing in the NFMA is changed their monkfish in whole form, and 5. This action retains the trip limits from 800 lb (363 kg) tail weight per DAS process the fish into heads and tails for currently in effect for the SFMA, but to 470 lb (213 kg) tail weight per DAS separate markets upon landing, or increases the DAS allocations for vessels to reflect the disapproval of the revised discard the monkfish heads at sea, both fishing in this area from 23 monkfish trip limits in Amendment 5 in this final of which are practices that increase DAS to 28 monkfish DAS. Although the rule. waste and reduce the economic yield ACT and associated DAS and trip limits 4. In § 648.96(c), the ABC and ACL from the monkfish resources. Further, for the NFMA are disapproved, the setting process has been revised to more delaying the effectiveness of this rule current DAS and trip limits remain in clearly reflect the intent of the Councils may result in social and economic harm effect for that area until modified by a in Amendment 5 to establish these by continuing to require vessels to future action such as Framework 7. reference points based upon an spend enough time at sea to fully Thus, this action would not result in automated calculation method, account for their monkfish catch on reductions in DAS or trip limits for approved by the SSC, that utilizes the board. Under this current practice, either management area. Additionally, best available science. vessel safety is compromised by staying this action contains two measures aimed Classification at sea in potentially unsafe weather at increasing efficiency and reducing conditions solely to ensure that their The Administrator, Northeast Region, waste (i.e., discards): 1) The automatic monkfish DAS charge corresponds to NMFS, determined that Amendment 5 DAS adjustment for a trip limit overage; the monkfish catch on board. Thus, is necessary for the conservation and and 2) the authorization to land delaying the effective date of this final management of the monkfish fishery monkfish heads. rule would undermine its intent and Comment 4: The third commenter did and that it is consistent with the result in undue harm to vessels by not comment specifically on Magnuson-Stevens Act and other delaying the implementation of Amendment 5 or its associated applicable laws. measures intended to promote safety management measures, but focused on This final rule has been determined to and efficiency, and reduce waste in the the need for a broader approach to be not significant for purposes of monkfish fishery. Moreover, even if this fishery management versus focusing Executive Order (E.O.) 12866. rule is effective immediately, the management on a single species like The Councils prepared an EA for regulated entities need not come into monkfish. Amendment 5. In addition, NMFS Response: NMFS agrees that a broader prepared an Addendum to Amendment immediate compliance. They can approach to fishery management may 5 to analyze the potential impacts of the continue their current practices and have benefits, and has been exploring an amendment on Atlantic sturgeon. Based remain in compliance with the new ecosystem approach to fishery on the analysis contained in the EA and regulations. Because the 30-day delay in management for several years. However, the Addendum, the Assistant effectiveness of this rule is contrary to ecosystem models are still being Administrator (AA) concluded that, the public interest, pursuant to 5 U.S.C. developed and require data from based on the monitoring and action plan 553(d), the AA finds good cause to multiple sources that may not yet exist to mitigate impacts on Atlantic waive the 30-day delay in effective date. in a usable or consistent form. Monkfish sturgeon, there will be no significant NMFS, pursuant to section 604 of the is considered a data poor species impact on the human environment as a Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA), has because basic information on life history result of this rule. A copy of the EA, as prepared a Final Regulatory Flexibility parameters is minimal or lacking. Thus, prepared by the Councils, is available Analysis (FRFA) in support of incorporating monkfish into larger from the Councils and a copy of the Amendment 5. The FRFA incorporates ecosystem models that are currently Addendum is available from Northeast the IRFA, a summary of the significant under development is unlikely to occur Regional Office of NMFS (see issues raised by the public comments in in the near future; however, NMFS ADDRESSES). response to the IRFA, NMFS’s responses remains confident that the management Pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 553(d), NMFS to those comments, relevant analyses measures implemented in this action are finds good cause to waive the delay in contained in the Framework and its EA consistent with the best available effectiveness requirement because such and a summary of the analyses scientific information on the monkfish a delay is contrary to the public interest completed to support the action in this resource. and unnecessary. rule. A copy of the analyses done in the The purpose of this rule is to improve Framework and EA is available from the Changes From the Proposed Rule the overall management of the monkfish Councils (see ADDRESSES). A summary 1. In § 648.92(b), the proposed fishery by establishing measures in the of the IRFA was published in the changes to paragraphs (1)(i), (iv) and (v); form of ACLs and AMs aimed at proposed rule for this action and is not and (2)(i) are not included in this final preventing overfishing. Additionally, repeated here. A description of why this
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action was considered, the objectives of, during this time period. Thus, this enabling vessels to land up to another and the legal basis for this rule is action is expected to impact at least day’s worth of monkfish to account for contained in the preamble to the 1,077 currently active monkfish permit any additional fish caught in their nets. proposed rule and this final rule and is holders. Finally, this action will authorize not repeated here. vessels to land monkfish heads Description of Projected Reporting, separately from the body, which was A Summary of the Significant Issues Recordkeeping, and Other Compliance previously prohibited under the FMP. Raised by the Public in Response to the Requirements Previously, vessels that intended to sell IRFA, a Summary of the Agency’s The only Amendment 5 measure that their monkfish heads to a separate Assessment of Such Issues, and a requires either new or revised reporting market than the tails were required to Statement of Any Changes Made in the and recordkeeping requirements is the land their monkfish whole, and separate Proposed Rule as a Result of Such provision enabling vessels to land up to the heads from the body after landing. Comments the equivalent of one additional daily This action amends the Monkfish FMP Four comments were received on the monkfish trip limit than would to allow the landing of monkfish heads proposed rule and the amendment. otherwise be authorized based on the separately from the body, and However, none of these comments were vessel’s monkfish DAS usage for that implements an appropriate conversion specific to the IRFA or of Amendment trip, provided the vessel notifies NMFS factor to ensure compliance with the 5 more generally. of the overage via vessel VMS prior to landing limits. Therefore, by crossing the VMS demarcation line, or Description and Estimate of Number of implementing management measures via phone using the Agency’s IVR call- Small Entities to Which the Final Rule that increase fishing opportunities, in system at least 1-hr prior to landing. Will Apply increase flexibility and efficiency, and Although this action introduces a new reduce waste, NMFS has taken the steps The Small Business Administration reporting requirement under OMB necessary to minimize the impacts of (SBA) considers commercial fishing Control Number 0648–0202, this new this action on small entities consistent entities (NAICS code 114111) to be requirement will not affect the overall with the stated objectives of applicable small entities if they have no more than reporting burden associated with the statutes. Further, by disapproving the $4 million in annual sales, while the existing VMS and IVR call-in specification of the NMA ACT and size standard for charter/party operators notification requirements authorized associated DAS and trip limits, NMFS is (part of NAICS cod 487210) is $7 under this OMB Control number. As preventing overfishing since the NFMA million in sales. Based on 2005–2007 such, formal Paperwork Reduction Act ACT recommended by the Councils is average conditions, median gross sales (PRA) clearance through OMB is not 42 percent higher than the recalculated by commercial fishing vessels were just required. There are no other compliance ABC that is based upon the most recent over $200,000, and no single fishing requirements associated with this final scientific advice. Thus, although entity earned more than $2 million. For rule implementing Amendment 5. disapproving the NFMA leaves more regulated charter/party operators, the This final rule does not duplicate, restrictive management measures in median value of gross receipts from overlap, or conflict with other Federal effect than those proposed in passengers was just over $9,000, and did rules. Amendment 5, it prevents long-term not exceed $500,000 in any year during Description of the Steps the Agency Has economic losses resulting from the need 2001 to 2007. The vessels in the Atlantic to implement even more restrictive sea scallop fishery are considered small Taken To Minimize the Significant Economic Impact on Small Entities management measures in the future if business entities because all of them overfishing were to occur as a result of grossed less than $3 million according Consistent With the Stated Objectives of Applicable Statutes implementing the Council’s proposed to the dealer’s data for FYs 1994 to action, which is inconsistent with the 2009, consistent with analyses under All of the approved management best scientific information available. the RFA for recent scallop actions. measures in Amendment 5 being Although multiple vessels may be implemented through this final rule Small Entity Compliance Guide owned by a single owner, available either provide for increased fishing Section 212 of the Small Business tracking of ownership is not readily opportunities, increase flexibility and Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act of available to reliably ascertain affiliated promote efficiency within the fishery, or 1996 states that, for each rule or group entities. Therefore, for the purposes of reduce waste associated with regulatory of related rules for which an agency is this analysis, each permitted vessel is discards. In terms of increased fishing required to prepare a FRFA, the agency treated as a single small entity and is opportunities, this action increases the shall publish one or more guides to determined to be a small entity under annual DAS allocation to vessels assist small entities in complying with the RFA. Accordingly, there are no operating in the SFMA from 23 DAS to the rule, and shall designate such differential impacts between large and 28 DAS. With regard to increased publications as ‘‘small entity compliance small entities under this final rule. flexibility and efficiency, this action guides.’’ The agency shall explain the The management measures in implements a measure that will allow actions a small entity is required to take Amendment 5 have the potential to limited access monkfish vessels to land to comply with a rule or group of rules. affect all federally permitted monkfish one additional monkfish trip limit As part of this rulemaking process, a vessels that are actively participating in beyond what their DAS usage for that letter to permit holders that also serves the fishery. As of September 2009, there trip would normally allow, and have as small entity compliance guide (the were 758 limited access monkfish their DAS adjusted to account for the guide) was prepared. Copies of this final permit holders and 2,156 open access additional trip limit. Not only does this rule are available from the NMFS permit holders. Of these, 573 limited measure increase flexibility and Northeast Regional Office, and the access permit holders (76 percent) efficiency by allowing vessels to return guide, i.e., permit holder letter, will be actively participated in the monkfish to port sooner than they would sent to all holders of permits for the fishery during FY 2008, while only 504 otherwise be authorized, reducing monkfish fishery. The guide and this open access permit holders (23 percent) operating costs and time at sea, it helps final rule will be available upon request, actively participated in the fishery to reduce regulatory discards by and posted on the Northeast Regional
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Office’s Web site at http:// which would change the basis for the (ii) DAS restrictions for vessels fishing www.nero.noaa.gov. conclusion of the 2010 Biological in the SFMA. Limited access monkfish This final rule contains a collection- Opinion for the Monkfish FMP. vessels may only use 28 of their 31 of-information requirement subject to Additionally, a supplemental analysis monkfish DAS allocation in the SFMA. the PRA and which has been approved was conducted to assess the impacts of All limited access monkfish vessels by OMB under control number 0648– Amendment 5 on Atlantic sturgeon, as fishing in the SFMA must declare that 0202. Public reporting burden for presented in the Addendum to they are fishing in this area through the monkfish trip limit overage notification Amendment 5. Based upon bycatch vessel call-in system or VMS prior to the requirement is estimated to average 30 estimates for 2006–2010, between 8 and start of every trip. In addition, if a vessel seconds per response, including the 32 percent of the total annual does not possess a valid letter of time for reviewing instructions, observations of Atlantic sturgeon in the authorization from the Regional searching existing data sources, monkfish fishery occurred during the Administrator to fish in the NFMA as gathering and maintaining the data May to October timeframe. Given that described in § 648.94(f), NMFS shall needed, and completing and reviewing interactions will most likely occur, presume that any monkfish DAS used the collection of information. These 30 NMFS will work to determine the were fished in the SFMA. seconds are included within the total 2- magnitude of the effects to the species (iii) DAS declaration provision for minute estimated response time for the and whether any measures to mitigate vessels fishing in the NFMA with a VMS DAS call-in notification requirement, impacts are needed, utilizing the unit. Any limited access NE but will be additional for vessels using conferencing procedures of the ESA. multispecies vessel fishing under a NE the VMS procedure. Furthermore, this multispecies Category A DAS in the List of Subjects in 50 CFR Part 648 action is expected to reduce the total NFMA may change its DAS declaration number of monkfish trips for vessels Fisheries, Fishing, Recordkeeping and to a monkfish DAS through the vessel’s that take advantage of this new measure reporting requirements. VMS unit during the course of the trip, since they will be using their monkfish but prior to crossing the VMS DAS at a higher rate in exchange for Dated: May 20, 2011. Samuel D. Rauch III, demarcation line upon its return to port being able to land more monkfish on a or leaving the NFMA, if the vessel Deputy Assistant Administrator for given trip. As such, although this action exceeds the incidental catch limit adds a new reporting requirement, it Regulatory Programs, National Marine Fisheries Service. specified under § 648.94(c). will not change the overall reporting (A) Vessels that change their DAS burden associated with the existing For the reasons set out in the declaration from a NE multispecies VMS and call-in notification preamble, 50 CFR part 648 is amended Category A DAS to a monkfish DAS requirements authorized under OMB as follows: during the course of a trip remain Control Number 0648–0202. Send subject to the NE multispecies DAS comments regarding these burden PART 648—FISHERIES OF THE NORTHEASTERN UNITED STATES usage requirements (i.e., use a NE estimates or any other aspect of this data multispecies Category A DAS in collection, including suggestions for ■ 1. The authority citation for part 648 conjunction with the monkfish DAS) reducing the burden, to NMFS (see described in paragraph (b)(2)(i) of this ADDRESSES) and by e-mail to continues to read as follows: _ section. OIRA [email protected], or fax Authority: 16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq. (B) Gillnet vessels that change their to 202–395–7285. ■ DAS declaration in accordance with this Notwithstanding any other provision 2. In § 648.4, paragraphs (a)(9)(i)(M) paragraph (b)(1)(iii) are not subject to of the law, no person is required to and (N) are removed and paragraph respond to, and no person shall be (a)(9)(ii) is added to read as follows: the gillnet minimum mesh size subject to penalty for failure to comply restrictions found at § 648.91(c)(1)(iii), § 648.4 Vessel permits. but are subject to the smaller NE with, a collection of information subject * * * * * to the requirements of the PRA, unless multispecies minimum mesh (a) * * * that collection of information displays a requirements for gillnet vessels found currently valid OMB control number. (9) * * * under § 648.80 based upon the NE An informal consultation under the (ii) Monkfish incidental catch vessels Multispecies Regulated Mesh Area in ESA was concluded for the measures (Category E). A vessel of the United which the vessel is fishing. proposed in Amendment 5 on March 4, States that is subject to these regulations * * * * * 2011. The measures in Amendment 5 and that has not been issued a limited (10) DAS Adjustment for Trip Limit are not expected to modify the fishery access monkfish permit under Overage. Any limited access monkfish in a manner that would cause impacts paragraph (a)(9)(i)(A) of this section is vessel, required to or voluntarily using to species listed under the ESA that eligible for and may be issued a a VMS, fishing on a monkfish DAS may were not otherwise considered in the monkfish incidental catch (Category E) land up to the equivalent of one last biological opinion conducted for permit to fish for, possess, or land additional day’s worth of its trip limit this fishery on October 29, 2010. As a monkfish subject to the restrictions in (i.e., amount of monkfish authorized per result of the informal consultation, § 648.94(c). DAS) than would otherwise be NMFS has determined that fishing * * * * * authorized, provided the vessel, vessel activities conducted under this rule do ■ 3. In § 648.92, paragraphs (b)(1)(ii) owner, or vessel operator notifies the not meet the need to reinitiate formal and (iii) are revised and paragraph Regional Administrator of the overage consultation. The measures in (b)(10) is added to read as follows: via VMS prior to crossing the VMS Amendment 5 fall within the scope of demarcation line. If the vessel is not consultations on previous Monkfish § 648.92 Effort-control program for required to be, or is not equipped with FMP actions. None of these measures monkfish limited access vessels. an operable VMS, the vessel, vessel are expected to result in the addition of * * * * * operator, or owner must notify the adverse impacts to current ESA-listed (b) * * * Regional Administrator via the call-in cetaceans, sea turtles, and fish species (1) * * * system at least 1-hr prior to landing. The
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monkfish DAS charged to the vessel will of tail weight and whole weight based Regular B DAS program, as specified then be increased to equal a full 24-hr on the conversion factor for tail weight under § 648.85(b)(6), are also subject to period plus 1 minute to account for the to whole weight of 2.91). For every 1 lb the incidental catch limit specified in trip limit overage. For example, if a (0.45 kg) of tail only weight landed, the paragraph (c)(1)(ii) of this section. For vessel has the equivalent of two vessel may land up to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) the purpose of converting whole weight monkfish DAS trip limits (based on its of monkfish heads only, as described in to tail weight, the amount of whole permit category) on board, but has only paragraph (a) of this section. weight possessed or landed is divided been declared into the monkfish DAS (ii) Category B and D vessels. Limited by 2.91. For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail program for 15 hr, the vessel, vessel access monkfish Category B and D only weight landed, the vessel may land owner, or vessel operator may land fish vessels that fish under a monkfish DAS up to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of monkfish equal to the two DAS trip limits only if exclusively in the NFMA may land up heads only, as described in paragraph the Regional Administrator of the to 470 lb (213 kg) tail weight or 1,368 (a) of this section. overage is notified via VMS or the call- lb (621 kg) whole weight of monkfish * * * * * in system as described above. In this per DAS (or any prorated combination (4) Category C, D, F, G, or H vessels case, the monkfish DAS charged to the of tail weight and whole weight based fishing under the scallop DAS program. vessel would be adjusted from 15 hr to on the conversion factor for tail weight A Category C, D, F, G, or H vessel 24 hr and 1 minute. to whole weight of 2.91). For every 1 lb fishing under a scallop DAS may land * * * * * (0.45 kg) of tail only weight landed, the up to 300 lb (136 kg) tail weight or 873 ■ 3. In § 648.94, paragraphs (a), (b)(1), vessel may land up to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) lb (396 kg) whole weight of monkfish (b)(2)(i) and (ii), (b)(3)(ii)(A), (b)(4), of monkfish heads only, as described in per DAS (or any prorated combination (c)(1)–(c)(8), and (d)(2) are revised to paragraph (a) of this section. of tail weight and whole weight based read as follows: (2) Vessels fishing under the monkfish on the conversion factor for tail weight DAS program in the SFMA—(i) Category to whole weight of 2.91). For every 1 lb § 648.94 Monkfish possession and landing A, C, and G vessels. Limited access restrictions. (0.45 kg) of tail only weight landed, the monkfish Category A, C, and G vessels vessel may land up to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) (a) General. Monkfish may be that fish under a monkfish DAS in the of monkfish heads only, as described in possessed or landed either as tails only, SFMA may land up to 550 lb (249 kg) paragraph (a) of this section. tails with associated heads possessed tail weight or 1,601 lb (726 kg) whole * * * * * separately, or in whole form (head on weight of monkfish per DAS (or any and gutted), or any combination of the (c) * * * prorated combination of tail weight and (1) Vessels fishing under a NE three provided the weight of monkfish whole weight based on the conversion heads on board does not exceed 1.91 multispecies DAS—(i) NFMA. Vessels factor for tail weight to whole weight of issued a valid monkfish incidental catch times the weight of monkfish tails on 2.91). For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail only board. When any combination of tails, (Category E) permit or a valid limited weight landed, the vessel may land up access Category C, D, F, G, or H permit, and whole fish are possessed or landed, to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of monkfish heads the possession or landing limit shall be fishing under a NE multispecies DAS only, as described in paragraph (a) of exclusively in the NFMA may land up based on tail weight where all whole this section. monkfish (head on and gutted) are to 300 lb (136 kg) tail weight or 873 lb (ii) Category B, D, and H vessels. (396 kg) whole weight of monkfish per converted to tail weight using the Limited access monkfish Category B, D, conversion factor of 2.91. For example, DAS, or 25 percent (where the weight of and H vessels that fish under a all monkfish is converted to tail weight) whole weight is converted to tail weight monkfish DAS in the SFMA may land by dividing the whole weight by 2.91. of the total weight of fish on board, up to 450 lb (204 kg) tail weight or 1,310 Conversely, tail weight is converted to whichever is less. For the purpose of lb (594 kg) whole weight of monkfish whole weight by multiplying the tail converting whole weight to tail weight, per DAS (or any prorated combination weight by 2.91. If heads only are the amount of whole weight possessed of tail weight and whole weight based possessed in combination with tails, the or landed is divided by 2.91. For every on the conversion factor for tail weight possession or landing limit for monkfish 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail only weight landed, to whole weight of 2.91). For every 1 lb heads may not exceed 1.91 times the tail the vessel may land up to 1.91 lb (0.87 (0.45 kg)) of tail only weight landed, the weight of fish on board, excluding any kg) of monkfish heads only, as described vessel may land up to 1.91 lb (0.87) of whole monkfish. The allowed amount of in paragraph (a) of this section. monkfish heads only, as described in head weight is determined by (ii) SFMA. If any portion of the trip by multiplying the tail weight by 1.91. For paragraph (a) of this section. a vessel issued a monkfish incidental example a vessel possessing 100 lb (45 * * * * * catch (Category E) permit, or issued a kg) of tail weight may possess an (3) * * * valid limited access Category G or H additional 191 lb (87 kg) of monkfish (ii) * * * permit, is fished under a NE heads (100 × 1.91 = 191). A vessel may (A) Category C, D, and F vessels. multispecies DAS in the SFMA, the not possess heads only without Limited access monkfish Category C, D, vessel may land up to 50 lb (23 kg) tail possessing the equivalent weight of tails or F vessels that fish any portion of a weight or 146 lb (66 kg) whole weight allowed by using the conversion factor. trip under a NE multispecies DAS in the of monkfish per DAS (or any prorated (b) * * * SFMA, and not a monkfish DAS, may combination of tail weight and whole (1) Vessels fishing under the monkfish land up to 300 lb (136 kg) tail weight or weight based on the conversion factor DAS program in the NFMA—(i) 873 lb (396 kg) whole weight of for tail weight to whole weight of 2.91). Category A and C vessels. Limited monkfish per DAS if trawl gear is used For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail only access monkfish Category A and C exclusively during the trip, or 50 lb (23 weight landed, the vessel may land up vessels that fish under a monkfish DAS kg) tail weight or 146 lb (66 kg) whole to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of monkfish heads exclusively in the NFMA may land up weight per DAS if gear other than trawl only, as described in paragraph (a) of to 1,250 lb (567 kg) tail weight or 3,638 gear is used at any time during the trip. this section. lb (1,650 kg) whole weight of monkfish Category C, D, and F vessels (2) Scallop vessels fishing under a per DAS (or any prorated combination participating in the NE Multispecies scallop DAS. A scallop vessel issued a
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monkfish incidental catch (Category E) Letter of Authorization, as authorized divided by 2.91. For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) permit fishing under a scallop DAS may under § 648.322(c), while not on a of tail weight landed, the vessel may land up to 300 lb (136 kg) tail weight or monkfish, NE multispecies, or scallop land up to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of monkfish 873 lb (396 kg) whole weight of DAS, may possess, retain, and land heads only, as described in paragraph monkfish per DAS (or any prorated monkfish (whole or tails) only up to 5 (a) of this section. combination of tail weight and whole percent (where the weight of all (5) Small vessels. A vessel issued a weight based on the conversion factor monkfish is converted to tail weight) of limited access NE multispecies small for tail weight to whole weight of 2.91). the total weight of fish on board, not to vessel category permit and a valid For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail only exceed 50 lb (23 kg) tail weight or 146 monkfish incidental catch (Category E) weight landed, the vessel may land up lb (66 kg) whole weight of monkfish per permit that is less than 30 ft (9.1 m) in to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of monkfish heads day or partial day, up to a maximum of length and that elects not to fish under only, as described in paragraph (a) of 150 lb (68 kg) tail weight or 437 lb (198 the NE multispecies DAS program, may this section. kg) whole weight per trip. For the possess, retain, and land up to 50 lb (23 (3) Vessels fishing with large mesh purpose of converting whole weight to kg) tail weight or 146 lb (66 kg) whole and not fishing under a DAS —(i) A tail weight, the amount of whole weight weight of monkfish per day or partial vessel issued a valid monkfish possessed or landed is divided by 2.91. day, up to a maximum of 150 lb (68 kg) incidental catch limit (Category E) For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail only tail weight or 437 lb (198 kg) whole permit or a limited access monkfish weight landed, the vessel may land up weight per trip. For the purpose of permit (Category A, B, C, D, F, G, or H) to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of monkfish heads converting whole weight to tail only fishing in the GOM or GB RMAs with only, as described in paragraph (a) of weight, the amount of whole weight mesh no smaller than specified at this section. possessed or landed is divided by 2.91. §§ 648.80(a)(3)(i) and (a)(4)(i), (iv) A vessel issued a valid monkfish For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail weight respectively, while not on a monkfish, incidental catch (Category E) permit or landed, the vessel may land up to 1.91 NE multispecies, or scallop DAS, may a limited access monkfish permit lb of monkfish heads only, as described possess, retain, and land monkfish (Category A, B, C, D, F, G, or H) fishing in paragraph (a) of this section. (whole or tails) only up to 5 percent in the SNE or MA RMAs west of the MA (6) Vessels fishing with handgear. A (where the weight of all monkfish is Exemption Area boundary with mesh no vessel issued a valid monkfish converted to tail weight) of the total smaller than specified at § 648.104(a)(1) incidental catch (Category E) permit or weight of fish on board. For the purpose while not on a monkfish, NE a limited access monkfish permit of converting whole weight to tail multispecies, or scallop DAS, may (Category A, B, C, D, F, G, or H) and weight, the amount of whole weight possess, retain, and land monkfish fishing exclusively with rod and reel or possessed or landed is divided by 2.91. (whole or tails) only up to 5 percent handlines with no other fishing gear on For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail only (where the weight of all monkfish is board, while not on a monkfish, NE weight landed, the vessel may land up converted to tail weight) of the total multispecies, or scallop DAS, may to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of monkfish heads weight of fish on board, up to a possess, retain, and land up to 50 lb (23 only, as described in paragraph (a) of maximum of 450 lb (204 kg) tail weight kg) tail weight or 146 lb (66 kg) whole this section. or 1,310 lb (594 kg) whole weight of weight of monkfish per day or partial (ii) A vessel issued a valid monkfish monkfish per trip, unless that vessel is day, up to a maximum of 150 lb (68 kg) incidental catch (Category E) permit or fishing under a Skate Bait Letter of tail weight or 437 lb (198 kg) whole a limited access monkfish permit Authorization in the SNE RMA. Such a weight per trip. For the purpose of (Category A, B, C, D, F, G, or H) fishing vessel is subject to the incidental catch converting whole weight to tail weight, in the SNE RMA east of the MA limit specified under paragraph the amount of whole weight possessed Exemption Area boundary with mesh no (c)(3)(iii) of this section. For the purpose or landed is divided by 2.91. For every smaller than specified at of converting whole weight to tail 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail only weight landed, § 648.80(b)(2)(i), while not on a weight, the amount of whole weight the vessel may land up to 1.91 lb (0.87 monkfish, NE multispecies, or scallop possessed or landed is divided by 2.91. kg) of monkfish heads only, as described DAS, may possess, retain, and land For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail only in paragraph (a) of this section. monkfish (whole or tails) only up to 5 weight landed, the vessel may land up (7) Vessels fishing with surfclam or percent (where the weight of all to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of monkfish heads ocean quahog dredge gear. A vessel monkfish is converted to tail weight) of only, as described in paragraph (a) of issued a valid monkfish incidental catch the total weight of fish on board, not to this section. (Category E) permit and a valid surfclam exceed 50 lb (23 kg) tail weight or 146 (4) Vessels fishing with small mesh or ocean quahog permit, while fishing lb (66 kg) whole weight of monkfish per and not fishing under a DAS. A vessel exclusively with a hydraulic clam day or partial day, up to a maximum of issued a valid monkfish incidental catch dredge or mahogany quahog dredge, 150 lb (68 kg) tail weight or 437 lb (198 (Category E) permit or a limited access may possess, retain, and land up to 50 kg) whole weight per trip. For the monkfish permit (Category A, B, C, D, F, lb (23 kg) tail weight or 146 lb (66 kg) purpose of converting whole weight to G, or H) fishing with mesh smaller than whole weight of monkfish per day or tail weight, the amount of whole weight the mesh size specified by area in partial day, not to exceed 150 lb (68 kg) possessed or landed is divided by 2.91. paragraph (c)(3) of this section, while tail weight or 437 lb (198 kg) whole For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail only not on a monkfish, NE multispecies, or weight per trip. For the purpose of weight landed, the vessel may land up scallop DAS, may possess, retain, and converting whole weight to tail weight, to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of monkfish heads land only up to 50 lb (23 kg) tail weight the amount of whole weight possessed only, as described in paragraph (a) of or 146 lb (66 kg) whole weight of or landed is divided by 2.91. For every this section. monkfish per day or partial day, up to 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail only weight landed, (iii) A vessel issued a valid monkfish a maximum of 150 lb (68 kg) tail weight the vessel may land up to 1.91 lb (0.87 incidental catch (Category E) permit or or 437 lb (198 kg) whole weight per trip. kg) of monkfish heads only, as described a limited access monkfish permit For the purpose of converting whole in paragraph (a) of this section. (Category A, B, C, D, F, G, or H) fishing weight to tail weight, the amount of (8) Scallop vessels not fishing under a in the SNE RMA under a Skate Bait whole weight possessed or landed is scallop DAS with dredge gear—(i)
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General provisions. A vessel issued a Monkfish Plan Development Team described in paragraph (c) of this valid monkfish incidental catch (PDT), and the Monkfish Advisory Panel section. (Category E) permit or a valid limited shall monitor the status of the monkfish (ii) The range of options developed by access Category C, D, F, G, or H permit, fishery and resource. the Councils may include any of the and also possessing a valid General (1) Monkfish annual SAFE Report. management measures in the Monkfish Category sea scallop permit or a limited The PDT shall prepare an annual Stock FMP, including, but not limited to: access sea scallop vessel not fishing Assessment and Fishery Evaluation ACTs; closed seasons or closed areas; under a scallop DAS, while fishing (SAFE) Report for the monkfish fishery. minimum size limits; mesh size limits; exclusively with scallop dredge gear as The SAFE Report shall be the primary net limits; liver-to-monkfish landings specified in § 648.51(b), may possess, vehicle for the presentation of updated ratios; annual monkfish DAS allocations retain, and land up to 50 lb (23 kg) tail biological and socio-economic and monitoring; trip or possession weight or 146 lb (66 kg) whole weight information regarding the monkfish limits; blocks of time out of the fishery; of monkfish per day or partial day, up fishery. The SAFE report shall provide gear restrictions; transferability of to a maximum of 150 lb (68 kg) tail source data for any adjustments to the permits and permit rights or weight or 437 lb (198 kg) whole weight management measures that may be administration of vessel upgrades, per trip, unless otherwise specified in needed for the Councils to meet the vessel replacement, or permit paragraph (c)(8)(ii) of this section. For goals and objectives of the FMP. assignment; measures to minimize the the purpose of converting whole weight (2) Annual review. The PDT shall impact of the monkfish fishery on to tail weight, the amount of whole meet at least annually to conduct a protected species; gear requirements or weight possessed or landed is divided review of the monkfish fishery in restrictions that minimize bycatch or by 2.91. For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) of tail relation to the goals and objectives bycatch mortality; transferable DAS only weight landed, the vessel may land specified in the Monkfish FMP, programs; changes to the Northeast up to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of monkfish including a review of catch relative to Region SBRM (including the CV-based heads only, as described in paragraph the annual catch targets (ACTs) for each performance standard, fishery stratification, and/or reports) and/or (a) of this section. management area. They shall review (ii) Limited access scallop vessels industry-funded observers or observer available data pertaining to discards and fishing in Sea Scallop Access Areas. A set-aside programs; changes to the landings; DAS and other measures of vessel issued a valid monkfish Monkfish Research Set-Aside Program; fishing effort; stock status and fishing incidental catch (Category E) permit or and other frameworkable measures mortality rate information, if available; a valid limited access Category C, D, F, included in §§ 648.55 and 648.90. enforcement of and compliance with G, or H permit, and also possessing a (iii) The Councils shall review the management measures; and any other limited access sea scallop permit while options analyzed by the PDT and other relevant information. Based on this fishing exclusively with scallop dredge relevant information, consider public review, the PDT shall provide guidance gear as specified in § 648.51(b), and comment, and submit a to the NEFMC and MAFMC regarding fishing in one of the established Sea recommendation to the Regional Scallop Access Areas specified under the need to adjust management Administrator that meets the Monkfish § 648.59, may possess, retain, and land measures to better achieve the FMP’s FMP’s objectives, consistent with other up to 300 lb (136 kg) tail weight or 873 goals and objectives. After considering applicable law. The Councils’ lb (396 kg) whole weight of monkfish the PDT’s guidance, the Council may recommendation to the Regional per day or partial day fished within the submit to NMFS its recommendations Administrator shall include supporting boundaries of the Sea Scallop Access for changes to management measures, as documents, as appropriate, concerning Area. Time within the applicable access appropriate, through the annual the environmental and economic area, for purposes of determining the framework adjustment process specified impacts of the proposed action and the incidental catch limit, will be in paragraph (a)(3) of this section, the other options considered by the determined through the vessel’s VMS in-season framework adjustment process Councils. Management adjustments unit. For the purpose of converting specified in paragraph (b) of this made to the Monkfish FMP require whole weight to tail weight, the amount section, or through an amendment to the majority approval of each Council for of whole weight possessed or landed is FMP. submission to the Secretary. divided by 2.91. For every 1 lb (0.45 kg) (3) Annual framework adjustment (A) The Councils may delegate of tail only weight landed, the vessel procedures. (i) If necessary based on the authority to the Joint Monkfish may land up to 1.91 lb (0.87 kg) of annual review, the Councils may Oversight Committee to conduct an monkfish heads only, as described in develop adjustments to management initial review of the options analyzed by paragraph (a) of this section. measures to achieve the annual catch the PDT and any other relevant (d) * * * target (ACT) for the upcoming fishing information, consider public comment, (2) If a vessel possesses or lands both year, and may develop other and make a recommendation to the monkfish tails and whole monkfish, the management options to better achieve Councils. vessel may land monkfish livers up to the goals and objectives of the Monkfish (B) If the Councils submit a 10 percent of the whole weight of FMP, which may include a preferred recommendation that is consistent with monkfish per trip using the following option. The Councils must demonstrate other applicable law but does not meet weight ratio: (0.10) × [(tail weight × through analysis and documentation the Monkfish FMP’s goals and 2.91) + (whole fish × 1)]. that any options they develop are objectives, the Regional Administrator * * * * * expected to meet the goals and may adopt any option developed by the ■ 4. Section 648.96 is revised to read as objectives of the Monkfish FMP. Councils and analyzed by the PDT that follows: Additionally, if necessary based on the has not been rejected by either Council, recommendation of the NEFMC’s provided such option meets the § 648.96 FMP review, specification, and Scientific and Statistical Committee Monkfish FMP’s goals and objectives, framework adjustment process. (SSC), the Councils may recommend and is consistent with other applicable (a) Annual review and adjustment measures to revise the ABCs and ACLs law. If either the NEFMC or MAFMC process. The NEFMC and MAFMC, the for the upcoming fishing year(s) as has rejected all options, then the
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Regional Administrator may select any Committee or one of the Councils (the as a final rule based on the factors measure that has not been rejected by agenda must include notification of the specified in paragraph (c)(3)(i) of this both Councils and that meets the framework adjustment proposal) and at section, the Secretary may, for good Monkfish FMP’s goals and objectives. least two final Council meetings, one at cause found under the standard of the (iv) If the Councils submit, on or each Council. The Councils shall Administrative Procedure Act, waive before December 1, a recommendation provide the public with advance notice the requirement for a proposed rule and to the Regional Administrator after one of the availability of both the proposals opportunity for public comment in the meeting with each Council, and the and the analysis, and opportunity to Federal Register. The Secretary, in so Regional Administrator concurs with comment on them prior to the first of doing, shall publish only the final rule. the recommendation, the the two final Council meetings. Submission of the recommendations recommendation shall be published in Framework adjustments and does not preclude the Secretary from the Federal Register as a proposed rule, amendments to the Monkfish FMP deciding to provide additional or as otherwise authorized under the require majority approval of each opportunity for prior notice and Administrative Procedure Act. The Council for submission to the Secretary. comment in the Federal Register. Councils may instead submit their (ii) Recommended adjustments to (ii) If the Regional Administrator recommendation on or before February management measures must come from concurs with the Councils’ 1, if they choose to follow the the categories specified under paragraph recommendation and determines that framework process outlined in (a)(3)(i) of this section, including the recommended management paragraph (b) of this section and request specification of ABC and ACLs, if measures should be published first as a that the Regional Administrator publish necessary. proposed rule, then the measures shall the recommendation as a final rule. If (2) Councils’ recommendation. After be published as a proposed rule in the the Regional Administrator concurs developing management actions and Federal Register. After additional with the Councils’ recommendation the receiving public testimony, the Councils public comment, if NMFS concurs with recommended management measures shall make a recommendation to the the Councils’ recommendation, then the may be published as a proposed rule or Regional Administrator. The Councils’ measures shall be issued as a final rule a final rule, in accordance with the recommendation must include in the Federal Register. Administrative Procedure Act. If the supporting rationale and, if management (iii) If the Regional Administrator effective date of a final rule to measures are recommended, an analysis does not concur, then the Councils shall implement the recommended measures of impacts and a recommendation to the be notified in writing of the reasons for falls after the start of the fishing year, Regional Administrator on whether to the non-concurrence. fishing may continue under the existing issue the management measures as a (c) Process for setting ABCs and ACLs. regulations, but any DAS used by a final rule. If the Councils recommend (1) The Councils or the PDT may vessel on or after the start of a fishing that the management measures should develop options for setting ABC, ACL, year shall be counted against any DAS be issued as a final rule, the Councils and OFL for each monkfish stock, as allocation the vessel ultimately receives must consider at least the following four necessary, as part of the annual review for that fishing year. factors and provide support and and adjustment process specified in (v) Following publication of a analysis for each factor considered: paragraph (a) of this section, or as proposed rule and after receiving public (i) Whether the availability of data on otherwise deemed necessary following comment, if the Regional Administrator which the recommended management the in-season adjustment process concurs in the Councils’ measures are based allows for adequate specified in paragraph (b) of this recommendation, a final rule, if time to publish a proposed rule, and section. These options shall be possible, shall be published in the whether regulations have to be in place submitted to the SSC for consideration. Federal Register prior to the start of the for an entire harvest/fishing season; The Councils or the PDT may next fishing year. If the Councils fail to (ii) Whether there has been adequate recommend to the SSC that ABC, ACL, submit a recommendation to the notice and opportunity for participation and OFL are specified for each monkfish Regional Administrator by February 1 by the public and members of the stock for multiple years as determined that meets the goals and objectives of affected industry in the development of necessary to best align management the Monkfish FMP, the Regional the Councils’ recommended with the stock assessment process for Administrator may implement through management measures; this fishery. rulemaking in accordance with the (iii) Whether there is an immediate (i) ABC recommendation. The Administrative Procedure Act one of the need to protect the resource or to Councils or the PDT shall calculate ABC options reviewed and not rejected by impose management measures to values for each monkfish stock based on either Council, provided the option resolve gear conflicts; and the ABC control rule established in the meets the goals and objectives of the (iv) Whether there will be a FMP. These calculations shall be Monkfish FMP, and is consistent with continuing evaluation of management reviewed by the SSC, guided by terms other applicable law. measures adopted following their of reference developed by the Councils. (b) Within-season management implementation as a final rule. The SSC shall either concur with these action. At any time, the Councils or the (3) Adjustments for gear conflicts. The ABC calculations, or provide alternative Joint Monkfish Oversight Committee Councils may develop a recommendations for each stock and (subject to the approval of the Councils’ recommendation on measures to describe the elements of scientific Chairmen) may initiate action to add or address gear conflict as defined under uncertainty used to develop its adjust management measures if it is § 600.10 of this chapter, in accordance recommendations. If the SSC concurs determined that action is necessary to with the procedure specified in with the ABC calculations, the revised meet or be consistent with the goals and § 648.55(g) and (h). ABC values are automatically updated objectives of the Monkfish FMP. (4) Action by NMFS. (i) If the Regional and no action by the Councils is (1) In-season Framework adjustment Administrator approves the Councils’ necessary. If the SSC provides an procedures. (i) Framework adjustments recommended management measures alternative recommendation for shall require at least one initial meeting and determines that the recommended calculating the ABC than that currently of the Joint Monkfish Oversight management measures should be issued specified in the FMP, the Councils
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would need to need to take action specified in paragraphs (a) and (b) of seasonal allocation periods in the through the annual or in-season this section, in the second fishing year following way: January 1–June 30— framework adjustment process specified following the fishing year in which the 15,214 mt is allocated for directed in paragraphs (a) and (b) of this section, ACL overage occurred. harvest with an incidental set-aside of respectively, to implement the SSC’s (ii) NMFS action. If the Councils fail 1,000 mt; July 1–September 14—17,530 recommendation. The SSC may also to take appropriate action to correct an mt is allocated for directed harvest with consider other related issues specified ACL overage consistent with paragraph an incidental set-aside of 1,000 mt; in the terms of reference developed by (d)(1)(i) of this section, the Regional September 15–December 31—8,582 mt the Councils, including, but not limited Administrator shall implement the is allocated for directed harvest with an to, OFLs, ACLs, and management required adjustment, as described in incidental set-aside of 1,000 mt, plus an uncertainty. paragraph (d)(2)(i) of this section, additional 2,000 mt set aside to buffer (ii) ACL recommendations. The including the specification of DAS and against reaching the total HG. This rule Councils shall establish ACLs for each trip limits using a formulaic approach is intended to conserve and manage management area that are equivalent to developed by the PDT, in accordance Pacific sardine off the West Coast. the ABCs calculated using the control with the Administrative Procedure Act DATES: Effective June 24, 2011 through rule established in the FMP, and and other applicable law. Notification of December 31, 2011. reviewed and recommended by the SSC. the proposed ACL revision and DAS ADDRESSES: Copies of the report (iii) Timing. If determined necessary and/or trip limit adjustments shall be ‘‘Assessment of Pacific Sardine Stock for under the annual review process, the published in the Federal Register no U.S. Management in 2011’’ may be Councils shall develop and approve any later than January 1, if possible, for obtained from the Southwest Regional recommendations for ABCs and ACLs implementation on May 1 of the second Office (see ADDRESSES). prior to December 31, to the extent fishing year following the fishing year in possible. Once the Councils have FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: which the ACL overage occurred. Joshua Lindsay, Southwest Region, approved the recommended ABCs and (e) Emergency action. Nothing in this ACLs, only if they require adjustments NMFS, (562) 980–4034. section is meant to derogate from the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The CPS to the ACTs described in paragraph (d) authority of the Secretary to take shall they be submitted to NMFS as part FMP, which was implemented by emergency action under section 305(c) publication of a final rule in the Federal of an annual framework adjustment or of the Magnuson-Stevens Act. in-season framework adjustment, as Register on December 15, 1999 (64 FR described in paragraphs (a) and (b) of [FR Doc. 2011–12979 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 69888), divides management unit this section, along with any necessary BILLING CODE 3510–22–P species into two categories: actively analysis required by applicable law. managed, and monitored. Harvest After receipt of the Councils’ guidelines for actively managed species recommendation for ACLs, NMFS shall DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE (Pacific sardine and Pacific mackerel) are based on formulas applied to current review the Councils’ decision and, if National Oceanic and Atmospheric biomass estimates. Conversely, annual consistent with applicable law, Administration implement the ACLs in accordance with biomass estimates are not currently calculated for species that are classified the Administrative Procedure Act. 50 CFR Part 660 (d) Accountability Measures (AMs). as monitored stocks (jack mackerel, (1) Specification of ACTs. Through the [Docket No. 110111018–1279–03] northern anchovy, and market squid). annual review process described in During public meetings each year, the RIN 0648–XA109 paragraph (a) of this section, or as estimated biomass for each actively otherwise determined necessary, the Fisheries Off West Coast States; managed species within the CPS FMP is Councils shall specify ACTs for each Coastal Pelagic Species Fisheries; presented to the Pacific Fishery management area that are set Annual Specifications Management Council’s (Council) CPS sufficiently below the ACL to account Management Team (Team), the for management uncertainty and AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries Council’s CPS Advisory Sub panel prevent the ACL from being exceeded. Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and (Subpanel) and the Council’s Scientific The ACTs established for each Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), and Statistical Committee (SSC), and the management area shall be the basis for Commerce. biomass and the status of the fisheries setting management measures (DAS and ACTION: Final rule. are reviewed and discussed. The trip limits), after accounting for biomass estimate is then presented to incidental catch in non-directed SUMMARY: NMFS issues this final rule to the Council along with HG fisheries and discards in all fisheries. implement the annual harvest guideline recommendations and comments from (2) ACL overages and adjustments— (HG) and seasonal allocations for Pacific the Team, Subpanel and SSC. Following (i) Council action. The Councils shall sardine in the U.S. exclusive economic review by the Council and after hearing revise the ACT for a monkfish stock if zone (EEZ) off the Pacific coast for the public comment, the Council adopts a it is determined that the ACL was fishing season of January 1, 2011, biomass estimate and makes its HG exceeded in any given year, based upon, through December 31, 2011. These recommendation to NMFS. but not limited to, available landings specifications have been determined This rule implements the 2011 HG for and discard information. The amount of according to the Coastal Pelagic Species Pacific sardine in the U.S. EEZ off the an ACL overage shall be deducted from (CPS) Fishery Management Plan (FMP). Pacific coast, that is between 3 and 200 the ACT for the corresponding monkfish The 2011 maximum HG for Pacific nautical miles seaward of the low water stock on a pound-for-pound basis. The sardine is 50,526 metric tons (mt), of line along the coast. The CPS FMP and revised ACT and corresponding which 4,200 mt is initially set aside for its implementing regulations require management measures (DAS and trip potential use under Exempted Fishing NMFS to set an annual HG for the limits) shall be implemented through Permits (EFPs). The remaining 46,326 Pacific sardine fishery based on the either the annual or in-season mt, constituting the initial commercial annual specification framework in the framework adjustment process, fishing HG, has been divided across the FMP. This framework includes a harvest
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control rule that determines what the used as the initial overall commercial accordingly to account for this maximum HG for the current fishing fishing HG for Pacific sardine, and that discrepancy as well. season will be, based, in large part, on this amount be allocated across the If the total HG or these apportionment the estimate of stock biomass. The seasonal periods established by levels for Pacific sardine are reached or harvest control rule in the CPS FMP is Amendment 11 (71 FR 36999, June 29, are expected to be reached, the Pacific HG = [(Biomass-Cutoff) * Fraction * 2006). The Council recommended sardine fishery will be closed until it re- Distribution] with the parameters incidental catch set-asides of 1,000 mt opens either per the allocation scheme described as follows: per allocation period, and an additional or the beginning of the next fishing 1. Biomass. The estimated stock management uncertainty buffer of 2,000 season. The NMFS Southwest Regional biomass of Pacific sardine age one and mt in the third period. The purpose of Administrator will publish a notice in above for the 2011 management season the incidental set-aside allotments and the Federal Register announcing the is 537,173 mt. allowance of an incidental catch-only date of any such closure. 2. Cutoff. This is the biomass level Although it is not being implemented fishery is to allow for the restricted below which no commercial fishery is through this action, for the 2011 Pacific incidental landings of Pacific sardine in allowed. The FMP established this level sardine fishing season the Council also at 150,000 mt. other fisheries, particularly other CPS recommended an overfishing limit 3. Distribution. The portion of the fisheries, when a seasonal directed (OFL) of 92,767 mt and an Acceptable Pacific sardine biomass estimated in the fishery is closed. The additional Biological Catch (ABC) and Annual EEZ off the Pacific coast is 87 percent management buffer in the third period Catch Limit (ACL) of 84,681 mt. The HG and is based on the average historical is due to the predictive difficulties for the 2011 fishing season is larval distribution obtained from associated with closing the fishery, and operationally similar to an Annual scientific cruises and the distribution of to help ensure that the fishery does not Catch Target (ACT) (as defined at the resource according to the logbooks exceed the maximum HG. § 600.310(f)(2)). These reference points of aerial fish-spotters. Therefore, for the 2011 Pacific sardine are in accordance with the proposed 4. Fraction. The harvest fraction is the fishing season, the maximum HG is Amendment 13 to the CPS FMP, on percentage of the biomass above 150,000 50,526 mt, and the directed harvest which the Council took final action on mt that may be harvested. levels and incidental set-asides are in June 2010, and that will undergo At the November 2010 Council initially allocated across the three review by NMFS. The intent of meeting, the Council adopted the 2010 seasonal allocation periods in the Amendment 13 is to revise relevant Assessment of the Pacific Sardine following way: from January 1–June 30, sections of the CPS FMP to ensure Resource in 2010 for U.S. management 15,214 mt is allocated for directed consistency with the revised National in 2011, and a Pacific sardine biomass harvest with an incidental set aside of Standard 1 (NS1) guidelines. estimate of 537,173 mt. When this 1,000 mt; from July 1–September 14, On January 27, 2011 NMFS published biomass estimate is applied to the 17,530 mt is allocated for directed a proposed rule for this action soliciting harvest control rule for Pacific sardine harvest with an incidental set aside of public comments (76 FR 4854). NMFS in the CPS FMP, the resulting maximum 1,000 mt; and from September 15– received two comments regarding the HG is 50,526 mt. For the 2011 Pacific Pacific sardine annual specifications. December 31, 8,582 mt is allocated for sardine fishing year, the Council Comment 1: One comment voiced directed harvest with an incidental set recommended, and NMFS has concern regarding the parameters used aside of 1,000 mt. If during any of the approved, a maximum HG of 50,526 mt. in the HG control rule and urged further seasonal allocation periods the Similar to the action taken in 2009 and examination of the parameters for 2010, the Council also recommended, applicable adjusted directed harvest potential improvements in the future and NMFS approved, that 4,200 mt of allocation is projected to be taken, with particular reference to Pacific the available 2011 HG be initially fishing will be closed for the remainder sardine being a forage species. reserved for fishing/research activities of the allocation period to directed Response: The proposed rule was not that would be undertaken under harvest and only incidental harvest is intended to solicit comments on the potential EFPs. allowed. For the remainder of the existing HG control rule. That said, NMFS will likely make a decision on period, any incidental Pacific sardine NMFS agrees that Pacific sardine is an whether to issue EFPs for Pacific landings are counted against that important prey component of the sardine some time prior to the start of period’s incidental set-aside and the California Current ecosystem and as the second seasonal period (July 1, catch of Pacific sardine is constrained to such the current harvest control rule 2011). Any of the 4,200 mt that is not a 30 percent by weight incidental catch formula used to determine the harvest issued or designated to be issued to rate when Pacific sardine are landed guideline takes into account Pacific EFPs will be rolled into the third with other CPS so as to minimize the sardine’s ecological role as forage. The allocation period’s directed fishery. Any targeting of Pacific sardine. In the event current harvest control was chosen from set-aside attributed to EFPs designed to that an incidental set-aside is projected a wide range of FMP harvest policies be conducted during the closed fishing to be attained, the incidental fishery based on analysis of a variety of time in the second allocation period will be closed for the remainder of the measures of performance. Of these (prior to September 15), but not utilized, period. If the set-aside is not fully performance measures, six were chosen will roll into the third allocation attained or is exceeded in a given as priority considerations for period’s directed fishery. Any set-aside seasonal period, the directed harvest determining which harvest policy to attributed to EFPs designed to be allocation in the following seasonal chose; three related specifically to conducted during closed fishing times period will be automatically adjusted sardine’s role as forage in the California in the third allocation, but not utilized, (upward or downward) to account for Current ecosystem, and three stemmed will not be re-allocated. the discrepancy. Additionally, if during from an interest in maintaining a The Council also recommended, and any seasonal period the directed harvest predicable and constant flow of catch NMFS approved, that the remaining allocation is not fully attained or is and revenues over the long term. The 46,326 mt (HG of 50,526 mt minus exceeded, then the following period’s current harvest policy was chosen proposed 4,200 mt EFP set-aside) be directed harvest total will be adjusted because it is the most precautionary as
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related to conserving sardine as forage, 537,173 mt, resulted in a 30 percent by the Council and NMFS for the 2010 while still providing long-term decrease in the HG. The 2011 HG is fishing season that allowed NMFS to consistent fishing yields. 50,526 mt, or only 9 percent of the close the fishery in a timely manner and Comment 2: The second commenter biomass. This reduction in allowable the HG was not exceeded. also recommended that a more harvest from 2010 to 2011 is a direct Finally, with regard to a concern that conservative HG be adopted for the 2011 result of the precautionary nature of the fishing might exceed a combined U.S., fishing season, in part based on harvest control rule that reduces Mexico and Canada overfishing limit, alternative model runs in the stock allowable harvest levels as biomass Pacific sardine is not managed under an assessment. Although not related to the declines. international agreement, and therefore current action, the commenter also The commenter also requested that there is not a total overfishing level. stated that it should be determined that Pacific sardine be considered NFMS recognizes, however, that Pacific sardine is overfished and that overfished. According to standards of management of transboundary stocks, Pacific sardine is experiencing the FMP, Pacific sardine is overfished such as Pacific sardine, is one of the overfishing, both on an international when its biomass declines below 50,000 more difficult problems in managing scale (combined United States, Canada mt. The 2011 biomass estimate for CPS. In the absence of a cooperative and Mexico catches) and in the United Pacific sardine is 537,173 mt, therefore management agreement, the current States. Pacific sardine is not overfished. approach in the CPS FMP sets harvest Response: The action being taken by Additionally, the harvest guideline levels for U.S. fisheries by prorating the this final rule is the implementation of control rule explicitly protects the stock total target harvest level according to the the 2011 Pacific sardine HG and from approaching an overfished portion of the stock estimated to by in management measures. For the 2011 condition through the use of a cutoff U.S. waters on average. The primary Pacific sardine management cycle, an parameter that is three times that of the advantage of prorating the total target updated assessment for Pacific sardine overfished level, or 150,000 mt. Due to harvest level is that U.S. fisheries can be was conducted by a stock assessment this cutoff parameter, the harvest managed unilaterally in a responsible team and reviewed by a stock guideline will equal zero, and therefore manner that is consistent with the MSA. assessment review panel consisting of fishing will not be allowed, when Mexican and Canadian landings are not members of the CPS subcommittee of biomass declines to 150,000 mt, well considered explicitly when harvest the SSC, the CPSMT, and a above the overfished level of 50,000 mt. levels for U.S. waters is determined, so representative of the CPSAS in October Of all CPS, sardine productivity is most U.S. fishermen are not penalized 2010 in La Jolla, CA. This assessment strongly affected by environmental directly for Mexican and Canadian found an estimated Pacific sardine variation. Favorable and unfavorable harvests. However, the allowable biomass of 537,173 metric tons (mt). periods for sardine tend to occur in harvest level in U.S. waters depends on This assessment was subsequently cycles, meaning that periods of low current biomass estimates, so U.S. reviewed by the full SSC at the abundance for sardine are probably harvest will be reduced if the stock is November 2010 Council meeting, where inevitable, even in the absence of depleted by fishing in either Mexico or they recommended it for adoption by fishery. For this reason, Bmsy is not used Canada. the Council as the best available science as a maximum sustainable yield (MSY) Classification for the management of Pacific sardine in reference point for sardine and Bmsy is 2011. Other model runs that may have not established in the FMP, contrary to The Administrator, Southwest Region, been completed by the stock assessment statements made by the commenter. NMFS, determined that this action is team (STAT) that resulted in different Additionally, the commenter necessary for the conservation and estimates of biomass were done solely requested that NMFS determine management of the Pacific sardine for the purposes of sensitivity and overfishing of Pacific sardine is fishery and that it is consistent with the uncertainty analysis, and were occurring. Overfishing occurs whenever Magnuson-Stevens Fishery determined by the STAT and SSC not to a stock is subjected to a level of fishing Conservation and Management Act and be the best available science. Therefore, mortality or annual total catch that other applicable laws. NFMS has determined that the biomass jeopardizes the capacity of a stock to This final rule is exempt from Office estimate used in the 2011 HG produce MSY on a continuing basis. of Management and Budget review calculation is the appropriate biomass The 2010 Pacific sardine HG was 72,039 under Executive Order 12866. number for use in management. mt, of which approximately 67,000 mt No issues were raised by public NMFS recognizes that the 2011 of sardine were landed, therefore not comments in response to the Initial Pacific sardine assessment indicates a exceeding the HG. In 2009 the U.S. HG, Regulatory Flexibility Analysis (IRFA) continued decline in sardine biomass. or optimum yield (OY), of 66,932 mt prepared pursuant to the Regulatory This decline has also led NMFS and the was exceeded by approximately 150 mt Flexibility Act for this action or on the Council to recommend the lowest or 0.2 percent. It was determined that economic impacts of the rule generally. harvest level since the onset of Federal overfishing did not occur that year Therefore, the Final Regulatory sardine management in 2000, a direct because the CPS FMP recognizes that Flexibility Analysis (FRFA) contains no result of the precautionary nature of the catch levels resulting from the HG changes from the IRFA. A description of harvest control rule. The conservative control rule are more conservative than the action, why it is being considered, and precautionary nature of the harvest MSY levels and therefore overfishing and the legal basis for this action are control rule can be seen when occurs only when the HG is exceeded by contained at the beginning of this comparing the biomass estimates and a significant amount. In the context of section in the preamble and in the HGs from 2010 and 2011. In 2010 the a highly productive stock such as SUMMARY section of the preamble. The biomass estimate was 702,204 mt and sardine, exceeding the HG by 0.2 results of the FRFA are stated below. the resulting HG was 72,039 mt, only 10 percent was not enough to jeopardize its For copies of the FRFA please see the percent of the biomass. Because of the capacity to produce MSY and therefore ADDRESSES section above. precautionary nature of the harvest overfishing did not occur. To ensure the The purpose of this action is to control rule, the approximately 23 HG was not exceeded in 2010, new implement the 2011 HG for Pacific percent decline in biomass in 2011 to management measures were put in place sardine in the U.S. EEZ off the Pacific
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coast. The CPS FMP and its conduct a profitability analysis because No significant alternatives to this rule implementing regulations require NMFS cost data for the harvesting operations of were considered or exist that would to set an annual HG for the Pacific CPS finfish vessels was unavailable. accomplish the stated objectives of the sardine fishery based on the harvest For the 2010 fishing year, the applicable statutes, and which would control rule in the FMP. The harvest maximum HG was set at 72,039 mt. minimize any significant economic control rule is applied to the current Approximately 66,000 mt of the HG was impact of this rule on the affected small stock biomass estimate to derive the harvested during the 2010 fishing entities. The CPS FMP and its annual HG. The HG is determined using season, with an estimated total implementing regulations require NMFS an environmentally-based formula coastwide ex-vessel value of $12.2 to set an annual HG for the Pacific accounting for the effect of ocean million. Using these figures, the 2010 sardine fishery based on the harvest conditions on stock productivity. ex-vessel price per mt of Pacific control rule in the FMP. The harvest The HG is apportioned based on the sardines was $185. control rule is applied to the current The HG for the 2011 Pacific sardine following allocation scheme: 35 percent stock biomass estimate to determine of the HG is allocated coastwide on fishing season (January 1, 2011 through what the HG for that fishing season will January 1; 40 percent of the HG, plus December 31, 2011) is 50,526 mt. This be; as biomass increases so will the HG, any portion not harvested from the HG is approximately 25% less than the conversely as biomass decreases so does initial allocation is then reallocated directed fishing HG for 2010 of 68,039 coastwide on July 1; and on September mt. This decrease in HG is due to a the HG. The determination of the annual 15 the remaining 25 percent, plus any decrease in the coastwide Pacific HG merely implements the established portion not harvested from earlier sardine biomass from which the HG is procedures of the FMP with the goal of allocations will be released. If the total directly derived. continuing to provide expected net HG or these apportionment levels for If the fleet were to take the entire 2011 benefits to the nation, regardless of the Pacific sardine are reached at any time, HG, and using the 2010 ex-vessel specific annual allowable harvest levels the Pacific sardine fishery is closed average price of $185 per mt of Pacific for the Pacific sardine fishery. until either it re-opens per the allocation sardine, the total potential revenue for There are no reporting, record- scheme or the beginning of the next the entire fleet would be approximately keeping, or other compliance fishing season. There is no limit on the $9.3 million. This decrease would be requirements required by this rule. amount of catch that any single vessel slightly less than the average coastwide Additionally, no other Federal rules can take during an allocation period or total ex-vessel value achieved from duplicate, overlap or conflict with this the year; the HG and seasonal 2001–2010 of approximately $11.5 rule. allocations are available until fully million. There will also likely be a drop This action does not contain a utilized by the entire CPS fleet. in profitability based on this rule The small entities that would be compared to last season due the lower collection-of-information requirement affected by the proposed action are the HG this fishing season. Whether this for purposes of the Paper Reduction Act. vessels that compose the West Coast will occur depends greatly on market Small Business Compliance Guide CPS finfish fleet. Approximately 108 forces within the fishery, and on the vessels are permitted to operate in the regional availability of the resource to Section 212 of the Small Business sardine fishery component of the CPS the fleets and the fleets’ ability to find Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act of fishery off the U.S. West Coast; 64 pure schools of Pacific sardine. A 1996 states that, for each rule or group permits in the Federal CPS limited entry change in the market rate and/or the of related rules for which an agency is fishery off California (south of 39 N. potential lack of availability of the required to prepare a FRFA, the agency lat.), and a combined 44 permits in resource to the fleets could cause a shall publish one or more guides to Oregon and Washington’s state- reduction in the amount of Pacific assist small entities in complying with permitted Pacific sardine fisheries. The sardine that is harvested which, in turn, the rule, and shall designate such U.S. Small Business Administration would reduce the total revenue to the publications as ‘‘small entity compliance defines small businesses engaged in fleet from Pacific sardine. guides.’’ The agency shall explain the fishing as those vessels with annual However, the revenue derived from actions a small entity is required to take harvesting Pacific sardine is only one revenues of or below $4 million. The to comply with a rule or group of rules. factor determining the overall revenue average annual per vessel revenue in As part of this rulemaking process, a of a majority of the CPS fleet, and 2010 for the West Coast CPS finfish fleet notice to fishermen that also serves as therefore the economic impact to the was well below $4 million, and all of a small entity compliance guide (guide) these vessels therefore are considered fleet from the proposed action, can not was prepared and will be distributed to small businesses under the RFA. be viewed in isolation. CPS finfish fishermen and processors. The guide is Because each affected vessel is a small vessels typically harvest a number of also available on the Internet at http:// business, this proposed rule has an other species, including anchovy, equal effect on all of these small mackerel, squid, and tuna, making swr.nmfs.noaa.gov. Copies of this final entities, and therefore will impact a Pacific sardine only one component of rule and guide, i.e. notice to fishermen, substantial number of these small a multi-species CPS fishery. A reliance will be available upon request from the entities in the same manner. on multiple species is a necessity Southwest Regional Office (see Accordingly, there would be no because each CPS stock is highly ADDRESSES). economic impacts resulting from associated to present ocean and Authority: 16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq. disproportionality between small and environmental conditions. Because each Dated: May 20, 2011. large business entities under the species responds to such conditions in proposed action. its own way, not all CPS stocks are Samuel D. Rauch III, The profitability of these vessels as a likely to be abundant at the same time; Deputy Assistant Administrator for result of this rule is based on the therefore as abundance levels and Regulatory Programs, National Marine average Pacific sardine ex-vessel price markets fluctuate, the CPS fishery as a Fisheries Service. per mt. NMFS used average Pacific whole has endured by depending on a [FR Doc. 2011–12981 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] sardine ex-vessel price per mt to group of species. BILLING CODE 3510–22–P
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This section of the FEDERAL REGISTER meeting on June 1, 2011, to provide an ATF will discuss and answer questions contains notices to the public of the proposed opportunity for the NRC and the public on the content of the proposed rule and issuance of rules and regulations. The to discuss the proposed enhanced guidance documents during the purpose of these notices is to give interested weapons rule, the two draft regulatory meeting. persons an opportunity to participate in the guides, and the draft weapons safety rule making prior to the adoption of the final This meeting is not a forum to assessment documents. rules. negotiate the content of the draft DATES: Wednesday, June 1, 2011, 8:30 proposed rule or guidance documents. a.m. to 5 p.m. (Eastern Daylight Time). No formal comments on the proposed NUCLEAR REGULATORY ADDRESSES: Public Meeting: U.S. enhanced weapons rule or the draft COMMISSION Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Two guidance documents will be collected, White Flint North Building, Room T– 10 CFR Part 73 and no requests for an extension of the 2B3, 11545 Rockville Pike, Rockville, public comment period will be [NRC–2011–0014; NRC–2011–0015; NRC– Maryland 20852. entertained at this meeting. Comments 2011–0017; NRC–2011–0018] FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: on the proposed rule and/or guidance RIN 3150—AI49 Robert H. Beall, Office of Nuclear documents and requests for extensions Reactor Regulation, U.S. Nuclear of the comment periods should be Public Meeting To Discuss the Regulatory Commission, Washington, submitted to the NRC according to the Proposed Rule on Enhanced Weapons, DC 20555–000; Telephone: 301–415– instructions in each of the draft Firearms Background Checks, and 3874; E-mail: [email protected]. rulemaking and/or guidance documents. Security Event Notifications SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The main Availability of Documents AGENCY: Nuclear Regulatory purpose of this meeting is to facilitate external stakeholder understanding of Commission. The following table indicates the the proposed rule and the supporting ACTION: Public meeting. proposed rule and related documents documents to enable submission of that are available to the public and how SUMMARY: The Nuclear Regulatory well-informed comments. Commission (NRC) is holding a public Representatives from the NRC, FBI, and they may be obtained.
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SUMMARY: The Farm Credit Public Comments.’’ We will show your The EM recognizes several benefits of Administration (FCA, we or us) comments as submitted but, for effective planning, including that it proposes to amend its regulation technical reasons, we may omit items provides a better approach to decision- requiring the board of directors of each such as logos and special characters. making because it minimizes the Farm Credit System (FCS or System) Identifying information that you element of surprise and maximizes the institution to adopt an operational and provide, such as phone numbers and ability to manage change effectively and strategic business plan (business plan) addresses, will be publicly available. provides a basis for monitoring and to include, among other things, an However, we will attempt to remove e- measuring performance. The proposed emphasis on diversity and inclusion. mail addresses to help reduce Internet amendment would require each The proposed amendment would spam. institution to include a human capital require each plan to contain a human FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: plan and marketing plan as a part of its capital plan that includes strategies and Jacqueline R. Melvin, Policy Analyst, operational and strategic business plan actions to achieve diversity and Office of Regulatory Policy, Farm required under § 618.8440. inclusion within the institution’s Credit Administration, McLean, VA We recognize that many institutions workforce, management and governance 22102–5090, (703) 883–4498, TTY are developing human capital and structure, and an assessment of the (703) 883–4434, or marketing plans, either as part of progress the institution has made in Jennifer A. Cohn, Senior Counsel, Office formulating their business plans or accomplishing these strategies and of General Counsel, Farm Credit separately, but some institutions may actions; assesses the strengths and Administration, McLean, VA 22102– not have a formalized process for weaknesses of the institution’s 5090, (703) 883–4020, TTY (703) 883– developing human capital (including workforce, management and governance 4020. succession) or marketing plans. structure; and describes the institution’s Formally incorporating the human workforce and management succession SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: capital and marketing plan requirements programs. In addition, each plan would I. Objectives into an institution’s business plan be required to include a marketing plan The objectives of this proposed recognizes the importance of planning to, among other things, further the amendment are to: objective that the FCS be responsive to for the future of the institution. • Ensure that each System institution the credit needs of all eligible and understands that promoting diversity III. Embracing Diversity and Inclusion creditworthy agricultural producers and and inclusion is critical to the Is Vital to the Future of the FCS other eligible persons with specific institution’s long-term success; One of the key elements we are attention to diversity and inclusion. • Internalize diversity and inclusion proposing—for both the human capital DATES: You may send comments on or into the corporate culture of each and the marketing plan—is the element before July 25, 2011. System institution; of diversity and inclusion. Institutions ADDRESSES: We offer a variety of • Ensure that each System institution would have to consider diversity and methods for you to submit your develops strategies and actions to inclusion within their workforce, comments. For accuracy and efficiency achieve diversity and inclusion within management and leadership as well as reasons, commenters are encouraged to its workforce, management and submit comments by e-mail or through governance structure, and assesses in their outreach to all eligible and the FCA’s Web site. As facsimiles (fax) progress towards accomplishing these creditworthy persons within their are difficult for us to process and strategies and actions; assesses the territories. achieve compliance with section 508 of strengths and weaknesses of its current The United States—including its the Rehabilitation Act, we are no longer workforce, management and governance farming communities and rural areas— accepting comments submitted by fax. structure; and considers succession is becoming increasingly diverse. The Regardless of the method you use, planning; and pool of eligible and creditworthy please do not submit your comment • Ensure that each System institution borrowers includes men and women multiple times via different methods. considers how it will further the from a variety of racial and ethnic You may submit comments by any of objective of being responsive to the backgrounds. It includes young farmers, the following methods: credit needs of all eligible and as well as older ones. It consists of • E-mail: Send us an e-mail at reg- creditworthy agricultural producers and producers with small, part-time [email protected]. other eligible persons with specific operations, as well as producers with • FCA Web site: http://www.fca.gov. attention to diversity and inclusion. thousands of acres and millions of Select ‘‘Public Commenters,’’ then dollars in gross income. It also consists ‘‘Public Comments’’ and follow the II. Importance of Human Capital and Marketing Plans of producers who operate within local directions for ‘‘Submitting a Comment.’’ food systems, which typically involve • Federal eRulemaking Portal: http:// Planning is critical to the success of small farmers producing heterogeneous www.regulations.gov. Follow the any organization, including FCS organic or specialty crops, and short instructions for submitting comments. institutions.1 As stated in EM–515 of supply chains in which farmers also • Mail: Gary K. Van Meter, Acting FCA’s Examination Manual (EM), ‘‘In its perform marketing functions, including Director, Office of Regulatory Policy, simplest terms, planning is the process storage, packaging, transportation, Farm Credit Administration, 1501 Farm of determining: (1) [W]here the distribution and advertising. According Credit Drive, McLean, VA 22102–5090. institution is; (2) where it would like to to the 2007 U.S. Census of Agriculture, You may review copies of comments be; and (3) how it plans to get there.’’ 2 most farms that sell directly to we receive at our office in McLean, consumers are small farms with less 1 Virginia, or from our Web site at http:// The application of the amendment to § 618.8440 than $50,000 in total farm sales and are www.fca.gov. Once you are in the Web does not apply to Farmer Mac. FCA has a provision ‘‘ ’’ in § 652.60 that applies to Farmer Mac’s business site, select Public Commenters, then planning requirements. are subject to change. However, we do not expect ‘‘Public Comments’’ and follow the 2 Our EM is currently in the revision process. that we will retract any of the ideas we express on directions for ‘‘Reading Submitted Accordingly, any citations to or quotes from the EM planning.
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located in or near metropolitan diversity and inclusion, while others inclusion; the Workgroup’s belief is that counties.3 may have enhanced diversity and fulfillment of its mission will assist the The 2007 Census of Agriculture found inclusion as a consequence. These System in being more responsive to that of the 2.2 million farms in the measures are a good foundation for the marketplace needs, strengthen its public United States, 370,000 had a principal planning that this proposed amendment position and contribute to enhanced operator—the person who is in charge of would require. workplace engagement. Since its day-to-day decisions—that was not a A. Young, Beginning, and Small (YBS) founding, the Workgroup has sponsored white male. Between 2002 and 2007, Farmer Activities a diversity conference, several training farm operators who were women, workshops, speakers, outreach and American Indian, Asian, Black and In 1980, Congress added section 4.19 communications; furthermore, it is in Hispanic/Latino increased.4 Clearly, to the Act. This provision requires each the process of developing a longer-term agriculture in America is becoming System association to prepare a program work plan. The Workgroup has more diverse. for furnishing sound and constructive publicized the successful bottom line If the FCS is to continue as a strong credit and related services to YBS business results that institutions that 6 and vibrant supporter of agriculture in farmers and ranchers. Because YBS embrace diversity and inclusion have America, it must develop specific farmers and ranchers can include achieved. We encourage all System marketing plans to reach all potential women and/or members of minority, institutions to support and work closely borrowers, including those in market socially disadvantaged, and other with the Workgroup to achieve a more segments that may currently be traditionally underserved groups, inclusive workforce and borrower base. underserved. In addition, in order to System YBS programs may often effectively reach and serve these include service to these groups as part D. Current Diversity and Inclusion potential borrowers, each institution of the overall YBS population. Although Activities of Institutions will have to ensure that its staff and the programs may not have the explicit Some System institutions are already boards of directors reflect the diversity objective of advancing customer taking significant actions to assure their of its chartered territory. Unless System diversity and inclusion, many of the future success by reaching out to institutions commit to embracing program activities institutions engage in increase the diversity of their employees diversity and inclusion in lending, for YBS education, marketing and and customers. They recognize that a employment and governance, they risk outreach could also be catalysts for cultural and workforce transformation is losing market share and relevance in the diversity and inclusion. required to grow their lending. marketplace. B. Section 4.38 of the Act Institutions have taken steps such as the In addition to this ‘‘business case’’ for Section 4.38 of the Act requires all following: diversity and inclusion, section 1.1(b) of • System institutions with more than 20 Adding minority staffing to reflect the Farm Credit Act of 1971, as employees to ‘‘establish and maintain an the demographics of their territories, amended (Act), requires the System to affirmative action program that applies recognizing that new customers want to be inclusionary in its lending. Section the affirmative action standards do business with lenders that 1.1(b) provides that the System was otherwise applied to contractors of the understand their language and culture; established as a ‘‘permanent system of • Federal government.’’ As stated in EM– Producing sales materials and credit for agriculture which will be 530: providing financial and business responsive to the credit needs of all training in various languages spoken in types of agricultural producers having a In general, an acceptable [affirmative their chartered territories; action program (AAP)] plan must include an basis for credit. * * *’’ As a • Marketing through ethnic business Government-sponsored enterprise analysis of areas where the institution is deficient in the utilization of minority groups and community organizations; (GSE), the System has a statutory and women. The [AAP] plan also should set • Marketing to Hispanic/Latino obligation to serve all types of eligible goals and timetables to which the communities via Web sites that have and creditworthy persons.5 institution’s good faith efforts must be information translated into Spanish; directed to correct deficiencies in utilizing • IV. Current Efforts of the FCS To Conducting diversity and inclusion minorities and women at all levels and in all education and training sessions for their Advance Diversity and Inclusion segments of its work force. directors, managers and employees; Many System institutions have This AAP plan requirement yields • Establishing diversity and inclusion already taken steps in the area of information about each institution’s councils; diversity and inclusion. Some of these utilization of women and minorities in • Recruiting new employees through steps are explicitly designed to increase its workforce. It does not, address the female and minority organizations; larger issues of diversity and inclusion, • Establishing mentoring 3 The information in this paragraph concerning but it does provide a sound basis and local food systems can be found at http:// relationships with new employees, www.ers.usda.gov/Publications/ERR97/ foundation for a comprehensive human particularly women and minorities from ERR97_ReportSummary.pdf. capital plan. different ethnic groups and 4 The information in this paragraph can be found C. FCS Diversity Workgroup backgrounds; at http://www.agcensus.usda.gov. • Creating career tracks to ensure that 5 Congress has expressly imposed diversity and The System established a Diversity all employees have the opportunity to inclusion requirements on the housing GSEs. The Workgroup (Workgroup) in 2006 to Housing and Economic Recovery Act of 2008 ascend into positions of management increase diversity awareness, promote requires the Federal National Mortgage Association and leadership; understanding of inclusiveness, and (Fannie Mae), the Federal Home Loan Mortgage • Partnering with minority youth Corporation (Freddie Mac) and the Federal Home serve as a diversity resource within the development organizations; and Loan Banks to promote diversity and the inclusion System. The Workgroup recognizes the of women and minorities in all activities including, • Closely analyzing the demographics business case for diversity and but not limited to, their management, employment of their marketplace to understand that and contracting. Public Law 110–289, 122 Stat. outreach to minority and other 2643, section 1116. The Federal Housing Finance 6 FCA’s implementing regulation is at 12 CFR Agency recently adopted a regulation implementing 614.4165. We provide guidance in FCA Bookletter underserved producers can lead to this requirement. 75 FR 81395 (Dec. 28, 2010). BL–040. tremendous growth.
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According to institutions that have recognize the opportunity but may not B. Promote Inclusiveness, Not Just taken actions such as these, material know what steps to take to further Diversity increases in loan volume, net earnings, diversity and inclusion. Increasing diversity—recruiting from return on equity and assets, operating In Section IV. above, we discuss underrepresented groups—is only part efficiency, cost efficiency and staff specific steps institutions have taken in of what is necessary to create an retention have resulted. organization in which all individuals With this proposed amendment, we furtherance of diversity and inclusion. have a sense of value. An employer’s believe that all System institutions In Section VII. below, we discuss the efforts must also be focused on should take actions such as those listed requirements of the proposed inclusiveness, which involves above. The United States is becoming amendment that we believe will intentional, ongoing engagement of more diverse, and any lending advance diversity and inclusion. In this diversity and inclusion within institution that fails to include all section, we provide more conceptual organizations, removal of hidden potential customers in its outreach runs suggestions for bringing about the barriers and recognition of unconscious a serious risk, in the long run, of not institutional cultural change that is bias. Inclusiveness is not just about being a vital source of financing in necessary to achieve diversity and numbers; it is also about creating an America. inclusion. inclusive organizational culture. V. What is diversity and inclusion? A. Include Diversity and Inclusion in the Members of majority groups may feel Diversity should not be viewed as a Mission Statement excluded from diversity and inclusion initiatives because they feel like those list of demographic criteria. Rather, Including diversity and inclusion in diversity is best thought of as the initiatives have nothing to do with an institution’s mission statement is a them. Or they may even feel threatened inclusion of all individuals of varying key element in informing stakeholders race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, by a change in the status quo. If this is about the institution’s business the case, diversity and inclusion will disability, social class, religious and philosophy and how it will operate. ideological beliefs. Where a particular not occur. institution needs to focus its attention As stated by a leading diversity Web Members of the majority group, depends on the nature of its territory site, although corporate mission particularly those in influential or and what groups have traditionally been statements may seem simple on the leadership positions, must be part of underrepresented or underserved. surface, they are an important clue as to making the workforce reflect the Diversity and inclusion in how a company operates and what its demographics of their market segment employment focus on using the talents core values are. ‘‘Given the increasing (or segmentation). If the majority group of people of different backgrounds, diversity of the American [workforce] decides that change must happen, it will experiences, and perspectives to and the multicultural consumer base, happen quickly. Moreover, this group’s improve the workforce environment and companies that express a commitment hands-on involvement will send a productivity. These differences have a to [workforce], marketplace and powerful message to the rest of the strong influence on how individuals supplier diversity and inclusion will organization about the importance of approach challenges and solve attract the most talented employees and diversity and inclusion.8 problems, make decisions and identify gain loyal investors and customers.’’ 7 C. Make Diversity and Inclusion Part of opportunities. A company should use its mission the Corporate Culture Diversity and inclusion in lending statement to develop trust among its focus on looking beyond the traditional The boards of directors, chief varied constituencies of employees, customer base to ensure that all eligible executive officers, and senior customers, shareholders and other and creditworthy persons have access to management have the authority to create stakeholders—suppliers, members of the credit and related financial services. a corporate culture that is reflective of community and anyone else who has an Examples of non-traditional customers the demography of the constituents may include women and minorities who interest in or is affected by the working and doing business in the operate traditional farm businesses as company’s operations and policies. institution’s territory. Establishing well as those who operate within local References in a mission statement to diversity and inclusion at the highest food systems. ‘‘inclusive,’’ ‘‘diverse,’’ level of the organization is only the Diverse employees and/or effective ‘‘nondiscrimination,’’ ‘‘integrity’’ and beginning of a successful program. By outreach and marketing programs could ‘‘trust’’ may communicate that the continuously reinforcing diversity and aid the System in reaching new company is committed to respecting inclusion initiatives and holding customers. For example, diverse people and adhering to its own values. management accountable, the employees may more effectively reach Diversity and inclusion in the mission institution can create an environment of diverse borrowers, thereby widening the statement are essential to inclusion and acceptance. pool of potential customers. Moreover, communicating an institution’s VII. The Proposed Amendments diverse employees bring different commitment to these principles; The proposed amendments to our perspectives to an organization and may however, it will not, on its own, be regulations would require each develop more creative and innovative sufficient in creating a diverse and institution to adopt a human capital products and services, which can also inclusive environment in the increase the customer base. plan—a plan that would strategically institution’s culture. The suggestions address diversity and inclusion as well VI. Overcoming Barriers to Advancing that follow provide ideas for how as other specified matters—as part of its Diversity and Inclusion institutions can instill diversity and business plan. The regulation would inclusion into their culture. Many different kinds of barriers to achieving diversity and inclusion may 8 See, Practical Steps for Engaging White Men in 7 Diversity, Inc.’s fifth edition of The Business Diversity and Inclusiveness Efforts. Retrieved online exist. Some may not fully appreciate the Case for Diversity dated April 2, 2006. Retrieved at http://www.centerforlegalinclusiveness.org/ business opportunity that diversity and online at http://diversityinc.com/content/1757/ clientuploads/ inclusion can provide. Others may article/208/. NALP%20September%202010_Nalty.pdf.
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also require each institution to adopt a and function and how such alterations • A description of the institution’s marketing plan that assesses how the will affect staffing needs. Management chartered territory by geographic region, institution will further the Act’s succession plans should address levels types of agriculture practiced, and objective that the System be responsive ranging from middle management to the market segment; and to the credit needs of all types of chief executive officer. The succession • Strategies and actions to provide agricultural producers having a basis for plan should be in writing and should the institution’s products and services credit. Both of these plans would have include strategies for preparing to all creditworthy and eligible persons to be included in the operational and candidates for succession. with specific attention towards diversity strategic business plan required under This proposed regulation would not and inclusion within each market § 618.8440 of our regulations. specify the content of succession plans, segment, and an assessment of the Before we discuss the specific but it would require that the succession progress the institution is making requirements of the proposed planning be described in writing as part towards accomplishing these strategies amendments, we want to reiterate our of an institution’s human capital plan. and actions. views of diversity and inclusion. We would continue to use our In order to be able to describe its Diversity is best thought of as the examination function to ensure that the chartered territory, and to understand inclusion of all individuals of varying succession plan is adequate. whom it should be striving to reach, an race, ethnicity, sexual orientation, age, We discussed above many of the institution must know the disability, social class, religious and strategies an institution could employ to characteristics and market segmentation ideological beliefs, rather than simply as achieve diversity and inclusion in its of its territory. Market segmentation is a list of demographic criteria. Where a workforce, including its management. the identification of portions of the particular institution needs to focus its There are many resources that market that are different from one attention depends on the nature of its institutions can use to learn more about another and can include, but is not territory and what groups have how to advance diversity and inclusion limited to, geographic or demographic traditionally been underrepresented or in their workplaces. We encourage all segmentation or types of agriculture underserved. institutions to take advantage of these practiced. Market segmentation allows a resources. business to better satisfy the needs of its A. Section 618.8440(b)(7)—Human potential customers.11 Capital Plan We also want to draw attention to FCA Bookletter BL–009,9 which A vast amount of demographic Proposed § 618.8440(b)(7) would addresses the authority of Farm Credit information, down to the county level, require institutions to include a human banks and associations to appoint is available on the Web sites of the capital plan in their operational and Census of Agriculture,12 the U.S. Census directors. In BL–009, we stated that 13 strategic business plan. bank and association boards of directors Bureau, and the United States Proposed § 618.8440(b)(7)(i) would Department of Agriculture’s Economic may appoint directors—both outside 14 require the human capital plan to directors and ‘‘other appointed Research Service. In addition to include strategies and actions to achieve directors’’ (stockholders who are information about women and diversity and inclusion within the appointed)—for specific public policy minorities, institutions should also institution’s workforce, management purposes, such as facilitating diversity. consider non-traditional local food systems. Producers in all of these groups and governance structure and an We encourage all institutions to may be underserved. assessment of the progress the consider appointing directors for this Once an institution knows its institution has made towards purpose when feasible.10 accomplishing these strategies and marketplace, it must then formulate actions. B. Section 618.8440(b)(8)—Marketing strategies and actions to provide the Proposed § 618.8440(b)(7)(ii) would Plan institution’s products and services to all creditworthy and eligible persons. As require the human capital plan to Proposed § 618.8440(b)(8) would discussed above, one strategy should be describe the institution’s current require each institution to include a to ensure the institution’s workforce and workforce, management and governance marketing plan in its operational and boards of directors generally reflect the structure and to assess their strengths strategic business plan. The marketing demographics and other characteristics and weaknesses. We believe such an plan would have to include specific of its territory. Institutions should be assessment is a prudent human steps the institution will take to further especially mindful of employee resources management practice that the objective of the Act, set forth in characteristics—such as not speaking every employer should engage in to section 1.1(b), that the System be languages other than English—that can ensure long-term success. We expect responsive to the credit needs of all pose high barriers to doing business that institutions are already undertaking types of agricultural producers having a with potential borrowers. such assessments. basis for credit. The marketing plan Proposed § 618.8440(b)(7)(iii) would Marketing plans should include would have to include, at a minimum, require the human capital plan to grassroots outreach activities and the following: describe the institution’s workforce and education efforts that market to underserved populations regarding management succession programs. We 9 Dated December 15, 2006. business and financial planning and believe that prudent succession 10 We also note that § 611.325(d)(1) of FCA planning is necessary to ensure the regulations directs institution nominating leadership and loan programs for long-term success of an institution. committees, which submit slates of eligible persons who are creditworthy and These requirements would borrowers wishing to run for stockholder-elected eligible to borrow. director positions, to ‘‘endeavor to ensure complement the guidance that has long representation from all areas of [an institution’s 11 been provided in FCA’s EM–530, which territory] and as nearly as possible, all types of The NetMBA Business Knowledge Center’s states that a sound human resources agriculture practiced within the territory.’’ This Web site provides a discussion of market segmentation. Retrieved at http://www.netmba.com/ management plan must address the regulation implements a specific requirement of section 4.15 of the Act. As an institution’s borrower marketing/market/segmentation/. areas in which an institution will grow, base becomes more diverse, nominating committees 12 http://www.agcensus.usda.gov. decline or change as a result of should consider seeking out qualified and 13 http://www.census.gov. alterations to the institution’s mission representative borrowers of diverse backgrounds. 14 http://www.ersusda.gov/data/ruralatlas.
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System institutions should also prejudice because of their group PART 618—GENERAL PROVISIONS continue to demonstrate their membership, including American commitment to diversity and inclusion Indians or Alaskan Natives, Asians, 1. The authority citation for part 618 through ongoing training and Blacks or African Americans, Native continues to read as follows: workshops that reinforce leadership’s Hawaiians or other Pacific Islanders, Authority: Secs. 1.5, 1.11, 1.12, 2.2, 2.4, and management’s commitment to new Hispanics/Latinos and women. And 2.5, 2.12, 3.1, 3.7, 4.12, 4.13A, 4.25, 4.29, 5.9, markets. These activities can be viewed they should know if they are serving 5.10, 5.17 of the Farm Credit Act (12 U.S.C. as opportunities for leadership and non-traditional customers who operate 2013, 2019, 2020, 2073, 2075, 2076, 2093, management to educate the workforce within local food systems producing 2122, 2128, 2183, 2200, 2211, 2218, 2243, on the negative consequences of organic or specialty crops. Reaching 2244, and 2252). unconscious bias that may stifle or members of all of these groups will reverse diversity and inclusion enhance an institution’s marketplace Subpart J—Internal Controls initiatives. diversity. The marketing plan must also assess VIII. Conclusion 2. Amend § 618.8440(b) by adding the progress the institution has made in new paragraphs (b)(7) and (b)(8) as accomplishing its strategies and actions The FCA Board acknowledges that the follows: to serve all creditworthy and eligible System, under the guidance of the persons within each market segment. Diversity Workgroup, is engaging in § 618.8440 Planning. It may be difficult for institutions to many initiatives to address diversity * * * * * measure the success of their outreach in and inclusion within its workforce and (b) * * * some respects, because the Equal Credit reach out to the diverse base of persons Opportunity Act (ECOA) currently eligible to borrow from the System. (7) A human capital plan that precludes creditors from asking most Diversity and inclusion is a never- includes, at a minimum, the following: applicants for information such as race, ending process that needs the support (i) Strategies and actions to achieve ethnicity or gender (even if that and direction of each institution’s information is collected by an diversity and inclusion within the leaders and management. With that institution’s workforce, management independent third party after the loan support and direction, diversity and decision has been made).15 In the recent and governance structure and an inclusion can become a normal business assessment of the progress the Dodd-Frank Wall Street Reform and practice that is intrinsically rewarding Consumer Protection Act (Dodd-Frank institution has made in accomplishing for all individuals doing and seeking these strategies and actions; Act), however, Congress amended the business with the institution. Institution ECOA to require financial institutions leaders and managers must be creators (ii) A description of the institution’s (including FCS institutions) to ask all and innovators to make diversity and current workforce, management and business applicants applying for credit inclusion a part of the routine dialogue governance structure and an assessment whether they are women-owned, with the workforce and customers. of their strengths and weaknesses; and minority-owned or small businesses.16 Ultimately, each institution must review Although the requirement will (iii) A description of the institution’s its past practices, assess its current technically be effective on the workforce and management succession practices, and make the right ‘‘designated transfer date’’ of the Dodd- programs. adjustments going forward to ensure Frank Act, which has been established that it remains relevant and fulfills its (8) A marketing plan that strategically by the Secretary of the Treasury as July GSE mission in the current and future addresses how the institution will 21, 2011, implementing regulations to financial markets. further the objective of the Act, set forth be adopted by the Consumer Financial in section 1.1(b) of the Act, that the Protection Bureau will specify when IX. Regulatory Flexibility Act System be responsive to the credit needs compliance should begin. of all types of agricultural producers Moreover, a significant amount of Pursuant to section 605(b) of the having a basis for credit. The marketing information about borrowers is available Regulatory Flexibility Act (5 U.S.C. 601 plan must include, at a minimum, the even today. Institutions should certainly et seq.), the FCA hereby certifies that the know if they are serving borrowers in proposed rule will not have a significant following: languages other than English—if they economic impact on a substantial (i) A description of the institution’s have the capability to serve those number of small entities. Each of the chartered territory by geographic region, borrowers. They should have banks in the System, considered types of agriculture practiced and demographic information about together with its affiliated associations, market segment; and has assets and annual income in excess borrowers receiving Farm Service (ii) Strategies and actions to provide Agency-guaranteed socially of the amounts that would qualify them the institution’s products and services disadvantaged farmer and rancher loans, as small entities. Therefore, System to all creditworthy and eligible persons which are available to members of institutions are not ‘‘small entities’’ as groups whose members have been defined in the Regulatory Flexibility with specific attention towards diversity subject to racial, ethnic, or gender Act. and inclusion within each market segment, and an assessment of the List of Subjects in 12 CFR Part 618 15 Regulation B (12 CFR Part 202), at § 202.5(b). progress the institution has made in Regulation B implements the ECOA. Regulation B, Agriculture, Archives and records, accomplishing these strategies and § 202.13, provides an exception to this prohibition. Banks, banking, Insurance, Reporting actions. This provision requires creditors to ask about an and recordkeeping requirements, Rural applicant’s race, ethnicity, sex, marital status, and Dated: May 19, 2011. age from all applicants for credit primarily for the areas, Technical assistance. Dale L. Aultman, purchase or refinancing of a dwelling occupied or For the reasons stated in the to be occupied by the applicant as a principal preamble, part 618 of chapter VI, title 12 Secretary, Farm Credit Administration Board. residence, where the extension of credit will be [FR Doc. 2011–12786 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] secured by the dwelling. of the Code of Federal Regulations is 16 Public Law 111–203, section 1071(a). proposed to be amended as follows: BILLING CODE 6705–01–P
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NATIONAL CREDIT UNION 518–6643 (Ms. Williams) or (703) 518– administrative aspects of the program to ADMINISTRATION 6540 (Mr. Anderson). provide the agency with greater SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: flexibility to make changes and 12 CFR Parts 705 variations to suit specific circumstances. A. Background RIN 3133–AD91 Other changes add detail to the rule, for The CDRLF was created by Congress example, regarding how NCUA Community Development Revolving in 1979 with an initial appropriation of evaluates applications, to provide Loan Fund $6 million and has been administered greater transparency and better exclusively by NCUA since 1986. knowledge and information to AGENCY: National Credit Union Through subsequent appropriations and prospective applicants. The changes Administration (NCUA). earnings on Fund assets, the Fund has also add a new section addressing ACTION: Proposed rule. grown to over $19.7 million as of the reporting to and monitoring by NCUA, end of the first quarter of 2011. The which is designed to help the agency SUMMARY: NCUA proposes to change its Fund serves as a source of financial assure that an award from the Fund is rule governing the process by which the support, in the form of both loans and used in the manner and for the purposes agency solicits, receives, evaluates, and technical assistance grants, for credit represented by the credit unions acts on credit union applications unions serving predominantly low- receiving loans or grants. On balance, seeking loans and technical assistance income members. It also serves as a the rule is streamlined and the burden grants from the Community source of funding to help low-income imposed on credit unions seeking an Development Revolving Loan Fund credit unions respond to emergencies award from the Fund is reduced. (CDRLF or Fund). The proposed arising in their communities. The NCUA B. Changes in Low-income Designation changes update the current rule to Board (the Board) has delegated to the Criteria improve transparency and are intended Office of Small Credit Union Initiatives to improve its organization, structure, authority to make the determination of In November 2008, the Board and ease of use by credit unions. The how to allocate the finite resources of amended its low-income rule to change revisions do not reflect a change to the the Fund among qualifying credit the criteria by which credit unions fundamental mission of the CDRLF, but unions. Awards provided through the serving primarily low-income members instead remove unnecessary detail and CDRLF Program have strengthened are designated. 73 FR 71909 (November outdated processes in the current rule credit unions by enabling them to 26, 2008). NCUA further clarified this while adding clarification and increase their capacity to support the change in August 2010. 75 FR 47171 flexibility. The proposal also clarifies communities in which they operate. (August 5, 2010). As more fully the application process and adds This increased capacity has allowed discussed in the preambles to those requirements addressing reporting and credit unions to provide basic financial rulemakings, NCUA changed the monitoring. services to low-income residents of standard for measuring member income from median household income to DATES: Comments must be received on these communities, resulting in more median family income. 12 CFR 701.34. or before July 25, 2011. opportunities for residents of the credit unions’ communities to improve their By cross reference, which is retained in ADDRESSES: You may submit comments financial circumstances. this proposal, Part 705 uses the low- by any of the following methods (Please The technical assistance grant portion income standard promulgated in the send comments by one method only): of the CDRLF provides funds to low- 2008 rule making and clarified in 2010. • Federal eRulemaking Portal: http:// income credit unions so that they may C. Section by Section Analysis www.regulations.gov. Follow the extend services to their members and instructions for submitting comments. § 705.1. Authority, Purpose and • improve their operations. The source of NCUA Web Site: http:// awards includes appropriated funds, Scope. This section combines and www.ncua.gov/ current year earnings, and a portion of summarizes the essential elements in RegulationsOpinionsLaws/ the first three sections of the current _ _ prior years’ retained earnings. proposed regs/proposed regs.html. Through the loan portion of the rule. The only substantive change is Follow the instructions for submitting CDRLF, low-income credit unions may driven by the Board’s recognition of the comments. receive funds to support a variety of burden associated with determining • E-mail: Address to financial and related services designed whether one of the specific purposes of [email protected]. Include ‘‘[Your to meet the particular needs of members the program, as described in current name] Comments on Proposed Rule 705, and the low-income communities § 705.2(a)(2), is being met. The Board CDRLF Amendments’’ in the e-mail served. In years where Congress has not recognizes that the requirement for subject line. appropriated funds for loans, funding credit unions to measure ‘‘income, • Fax: (703) 518–6319. Use the has come from scheduled loan ownership, and employment subject line described above for e-mail. repayments of prior loans. opportunities for low-income residents • Mail: Address to Mary Rupp, Part 705 has been largely unchanged, in communities they serve’’ is difficult Secretary of the Board, National Credit in substantive terms, since 1993. In the because of the lack of available data. Union Administration, 1775 Duke years following, significant The Board believes it would be Street, Alexandria, Virginia 22314– enhancements, including changes in beneficial to replace the quoted 3428. technology, have altered the way in language currently in this section of the • Hand Delivery/Courier: Same as which NCUA retrieves and uses data rule with the following more precise mail address. from credit unions. The proposed and measurable standard: ‘‘NCUA FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: changes in this rule, which anticipates the financial awards Pamela Williams, Credit Union Program comprehensively revise part 705, reflect provided will better enable them to Analyst, Office of Small Credit Union these changes and are designed to support the communities in which they Initiatives, or Justin Anderson, Staff reduce the burden on credit unions. The operate; providing basic financial Attorney, Office of General Counsel, at proposed changes remove some of the services to low-income residents of the above address or telephone (703) detail in the current rule dealing with these communities, resulting in more
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opportunities for the residents to only those credit unions that NCUA rule does, however, provide some detail improve their financial circumstances.’’ may examine or agree to be examined by on the maximum loan amount, the 12 CFR 705.1(d) (proposed). The Board NCUA. The Board believes this interest rate, repayment, acceleration, believes this proposed language requirement will allow NCUA to obtain and matching requirements. With provides a better description of the all relevant information about a credit respect to the maximum loan amount, actual impact awards from the Fund can union’s financial condition, so that it the Board acknowledges in this proposal have on credit unions, their can make the most prudent and that generally the maximum loan membership, and their communities. responsible choices among credit union amount is $300,000, but NCUA may This section would also contain a applicants seeking awards from the make loans that exceed this amount in general statement that any loans or Fund without excluding credit unions certain circumstances. A list of factors technical assistance grants from the interested in awards from the Fund. The NCUA would consider in deciding to Fund are subject to NCUA’s discretion Board notes that there has traditionally make a loan in excess of $300,000 will and funds availability. 12 CFR 705.1(b) been very limited interest by be included in the Notice of Funding (proposed). The Board believes it is nonfederally insured state-chartered Opportunity rather than in this proposal beneficial to include this general credit unions, which are not subject to to preserve maximum flexibility for the statement in this section rather than examination by NCUA, in awards from agency to address changing repeating it throughout the proposal to the CDRLF. If a non-federally insured circumstances that would necessitate ensure a concise, streamlined rule. credit union is interested in the need for higher amount loans. The § 705.2. Definitions. The current rule participation, it would have to agree to Board has also included a portion of has only two definitions: ‘‘low-income examination by NCUA. The proposed current § 705.7(a), which states that at members’’ and ‘‘participating credit revised definition of a ‘‘participating NCUA’s discretion, a loan from the ’’ unions.’’ 12 CFR 705.3 (current rule). credit union is a qualifying credit Fund must be recorded as a note The 2008 amendment, discussed above, union that has submitted an application payable or nonmember deposit. Also in this proposal, the Board has by which the criteria for determining that has been approved by NCUA. Other eliminated the range of interest rates whether a credit union qualifies for low- newly defined terms in the proposal, including Notice of Funding that may be charged on a loan from the income designation, affected the Opportunity, Application, Loan and Fund, which is currently set in the rule definition of low-income members. This Technical Assistance Grant, are self- at 1% to 3%. Instead, the Board proposal retains the definition of ‘‘low- explanatory and designed to proposes to reference the CDRLF’s income members,’’ as amended. With supplement the substantive sections of Interest Rate Policy, which has been in respect to the definition of the proposal dealing with those effect since January 2008 and is located ‘‘participating credit unions,’’ this respective issues. on NCUA’s Web site. NCUA will proposal modifies that definition and § 705.3. Eligibility. This section, include the specific interest rate for a also defines ‘‘qualifying credit unions,’’’ which encompasses material from funding in the Notice of Funding which is a new term. These definitions several sections in the current rule, is Opportunity. This again will ensure retain much of the language in the designed to establish the criteria by maximum flexibility for NCUA to set current definition of ‘‘participating which credit unions will be considered interest rates that are appropriate for the credit unions,’’ but do contain new eligible to apply for and receive particular economic climate at the time language, which the Board believes will financial assistance from the Fund. of a funding and the needs of credit protect the Fund and better reflect Subsection (a) states that, to be eligible unions. agency practice. Under this proposal a to receive an award, a credit union must This portion of the proposal also ‘‘qualifying credit union’’ is one that complete an application and meet the incorporates language from current may be or has agreed to be examined by underwriting criteria established by §§ 705.7(b),(c), and (e) addressing NCUA and holds a current low-income NCUA. repayment, maturity, matching, and designation. The proposal clarifies that § 705.4. Permissible Uses of Loan acceleration. These sections are low-income designations are pursuant Funds. The Board has included, in this unchanged from the current rule except to § 701.34 for Federal credit unions and section, examples of permissible uses of that the matching requirement in the § 741.204 for Federally insured state- loan funds received from the CDRLF. current section is now at NCUA’s option chartered credit unions. Section 701.34 The Board believes it will be helpful for rather than expressly required. The states that low-income designations for the rule to provide examples of the current rule states that ‘‘generally,’’ Federal credit unions will be made by types of programs and uses that can be monies obtained from the Fund ‘‘must the appropriate NCUA Regional supported through loans from the Fund. be matched’’ by the participating credit Director, and, § 741.204 states that low- In addition to listing basic examples, the union. This proposal makes the income designations for Federally proposal notes that NCUA will matching requirement expressly insured state-chartered credit unions announce in the Notice of Funding optional at NCUA’s discretion based on must be made by the appropriate state Opportunity other funding priorities the financial condition of the credit regulator in accordance with the and permissible uses of loan funds. union. This proposed change will requirements in § 701.34(a) and have the Permissible uses of technical assistance enable the agency to more readily concurrence of the appropriate NCUA grants are discussed in § 705.10 of this employ its judgment and experience in Regional Director. 12 CFR 701.34 and proposal. determining whether matching will be 741.204. In addition, this proposal states § 705.5. Terms and Conditions. This beneficial and necessary in any given that low-income designations for non- section simplifies the current rule by case. This proposal does, however, federally insured state-chartered credit eliminating much of the information retain §§ 705.7(b)(1), (2), and (3) from unions must be made by the appropriate presently set out in §§ 705.5 and 705.7. the current rule that address the state regulator under applicable state The intent of this proposed section is to requirements for a credit union that standards with the concurrence of confirm that, with respect to loans, must provide matching funds. These NCUA. As mentioned above, the NCUA will establish the terms and requirements have been largely definition of ‘‘qualifying credit union,’’ conditions governing the loan in unchanged, but do provide more under this proposal, would apply to separate loan documents. The proposed flexibility for NCUA to determine how
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to address matching funds on a case-by- proposes to delete the requirement that regard to Qualifying Federal Credit case basis. For example, the statement NCUA publish this notice annually. Unions, NCUA will consult and that all member share deposits will be (b) Application Requirements. This consider information from the credited as a two-for-one match has section would incorporate provisions examination staff that conducted the been deleted. This section also clarifies from §§ 705.5(a), (b)(1), and (b)(5) of the applicant credit union’s most recent that all matching funds must be from current regulation, which address the examination and will seek the non-governmental sources. 12 CFR information an applicant credit union concurrence of the applicant credit 705.5(g) (proposed). The Board notes must provide when applying for union’s supervising Regional Director that this requirement is consistent with financial awards from the CDRLF. In before an award is made. Consultation other community development lending this respect, the proposal notes that with examination staff and Regional programs and believes it is necessary to NCUA would require a credit union to Director has been a matter of practice ensure that credit unions do not become provide a narrative about how the credit and the Board believes including it in too reliant or completely dependent on union intends to use the money from this section will improve transparency. governmental sources of funding. the Fund to enhance the products and Information relating to the examination Additional requirements for matching services it provides to its members and of a Qualifying State-chartered Credit funds will be included in the loan how those enhanced products or Union is addressed in § 705.8, which is documents with a credit union required services will support the economic discussed below. to provide matching funds. 12 CFR development of the community served (d) Requests for Additional 705.5(g) (proposed). by the credit union. This proposed Information. This new proposed This section concludes with a general aspect replaces the current requirement subsection articulates that NCUA may statement that other terms and that a credit union develop a require additional information from conditions of loans from the Fund will Community Needs Plan. (See current applicants before rendering its decision, be included in the Notice of Funding § 705.6). The Board believes that and will do so using its discretion to Opportunity and applicable loan replacing the Community Needs Plan choose the applicants that are likely to documents. 12 CFR 705.5(h) (proposed will provide a better instruction for be the most successful in carrying out rule). The Board believes it is prudent credit unions developing this portion of the purpose of the Program. This to preserve its flexibility by addressing the application and reduce the burden subsection also states that failure to other specific details concerning the on applicant credit unions to provide an provide the requested information may loan in the Notice of Funding additional plan. This subsection also result in NCUA rejecting the Opportunity and loan documents, addresses the additional information application. (e) Timing. This new subsection states which can be more readily adapted to that is required from nonfederally insured credit unions. This information that NCUA will include a timeframe to change and adjusted as circumstances was carried over from § 705.5 of the submit all requested information in the and experience warrant. current rule, and, for the reasons Notice of Funding Opportunity and that § 705.6. Application and Award discussed, above adds the requirement failure to submit all of the requested Processes. As discussed below, this that nonfederally insured state- information by the stated deadline may section would combine portions of chartered credit unions agree to be result in NCUA rejecting the application §§ 705.5 and 705.9 of the current rule as examined by NCUA. without further consideration. well as add expanded explanation and (c) Evaluation and Selection of (f) Notice of Award and Appeals. This direction about the application and Participating Credit Unions. This new new subsection, which contains some award processes. The Board believes subsection is consistent with the substantive information in the current this section of the proposed rule Board’s goal of enhancing transparency § 705.5(c), articulates that NCUA will provides transparency and clarity about in how the agency makes decisions. notify applicant credit unions as to the way in which a credit union applies Specifically, this proposed subsection whether or not they have qualified for for funds and NCUA renders a decision describes the criteria that NCUA will a loan or technical assistance grant. This on that application. Each subsection of generally evaluate in deciding among subsection would also follow the this section is discussed in detail below. competing applications seeking limited approach taken in the current rule with (a) Notice of Funding Opportunity. funds, including financial and respect to appeals, which is to This section corresponds to current performance considerations, whether acknowledge that any credit union § 705.9 but would provide more detail the proposed uses of funds are submitting an application for either a about how and where NCUA will compatible with program goals, and loan or a technical assistance grant that publicly announce loan and technical whether the credit union is likely to be is considered nonqualified may appeal assistance grant program initiatives. In successful in accomplishing its stated that decision to the NCUA Board. The addition to publishing Notices of Funds objectives. NCUA, however, will not be proposal makes clear that the scope of Opportunity in the Federal Register, confined to only considering these review by the Board is limited to the NCUA will follow Federal government criteria and could consider any other threshold question of qualification and protocol and post its current program criteria identified in the Notice of not the issue of whether, among initiatives on the government’s basic Funding Opportunity it deems relevant qualified applicants, a particular loan or Internet portal for financial award depending upon the funding initiative, technical assistance grant is funded. programs (currently at http:// economic environment, or other factors. Awards from the Fund are discretionary www.grants.gov), and will also post Given that requests for funding and that determination is not subject to information on its own Web site. This routinely exceed available funds, the administrative appeal to the Board. process conforms to current agency Board believes this subsection will Information on appealing denials of practice, as does the discussion in this provide useful information that will technical assistance grant section about how NCUA also provides help credit unions in developing and reimbursements is discussed below in direct notice of program opportunities refining their applications and § 705.10. through Letters to Credit Unions and its understanding how the agency makes its (g) Disbursement. This new electronic mail service, NCUA Express. determinations. In addition, this subsection states that before NCUA will Also, to increase flexibility, the Board proposed subsection states that, with disburse a loan, the Participating Credit
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Union must sign all applicable loan respect is to do such monitoring. The elect not to pursue this funding documents and the promissory note. proposal goes on to describe two opportunity. NCUA has determined and This section also states that NCUA may, methods the agency will employ in this certifies that this proposed rule, if in its discretion, choose not to disburse regard: first, reporting by participating adopted, will not have a significant the entire loan at once. credit unions, at such times and in such economic impact on a substantial § 705.7. Urgency. This new section formats as NCUA shall direct, of the number of small credit unions. specifically acknowledges that, on an uses to which funds have been made Accordingly, the NCUA has determined emergency basis, NCUA may consider a and the results that have been obtained; that an RFA analysis is not required. funding request from a qualifying credit and second, NCUA may elect to review Paperwork Reduction Act union experiencing an unplanned or information to which it already has unexpected expense that the credit access, including information obtained There are aspects of the CDRLF union is unable to meet with its own from the examination process and call Program that involve information resources. The credit union will be reports, for verification and monitoring collection within the meaning of the required to demonstrate a compelling purposes. Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 need for immediate action or attention § 705.10. Technical Assistance (PRA). 44 U.S.C. 3507(d). without which its continued operations Grants. This section of the proposal Previously, NCUA sought and would be threatened or severely incorporates much of the text in current obtained Office of Management and disrupted. NCUA will evaluate these § 705.10 and makes a general reference Budget (OMB) approval for its use of applications to determine if emergency to the funding of technical assistance certain documents, including the funding is warranted. Urgent needs for grants and preserves maximum application and the report forms used to funding are not part of any specific flexibility in the establishment of monitor and follow up on the uses initiative, but rather an ongoing process amounts and other terms and credit unions have made of funds that will not be included in specific conditions. The proposal does provided under the technical assistance Notices of Funds Opportunity. The acknowledge that, as a general rule, grant and loan programs. These Board notes in this proposal, however, technical assistance grants are provided documents have been assigned OMB that technical assistance grants and on a reimbursement basis to cover Control No. 3133–0137, which remained loans provided under this section expenditures approved in advance and valid through December 2010. should not be a regular source of supported by receipts. This section also The proposed rule eliminates much of funding for credit unions and credit includes a new subsection that the detail from current §§ 705.5 and unions must still exhibit a purpose discusses the appeal rights for technical 705.7 and provides that terms and consistent with the goals of the Fund. assistance grant reimbursement denials conditions pertaining to loans from the § 705.8. Qualifying State-chartered in accordance with NCUA Interpretative Credit Unions. This section incorporates Fund will be governed in separate loan Ruling and Policy Statement (IRPS) 11– documents. These documents, which language from § 705.8 of the current 1. 76 FR 3674 (January 20, 2011). IRPS regulation, which articulates will be required to obtain loan funds 11–1 provides that technical assistance from the CDRLF, constitute information requirements that are specific to state- grant reimbursement denials may only chartered credit unions. These collections within the meaning of the be appealed to NCUA’s Supervisory PRA. Accordingly, NCUA intends to requirements include obtaining written Review Committee. Credit unions must concurrence from the credit union’s secure OMB approval, through an make appeals under this IRPS within 30 application for reinstatement of OMB state regulatory authority, making state days from the date of the denial. Id. examination reports available to NCUA Control No. 3133–0137, to include a Also, with respect to appeals, this and agreeing to examination by NCUA promissory note and a loan agreement section states that the determination of for the purpose of compliance with this under that number. As required by the NCUA’s Supervisory Review Committee part. The requirement in this section PRA, NCUA is submitting a copy of this is final and its decisions are not relating to an examination is in addition proposed regulation as part of its appealable to the Board. to a general requirement that to be request for OMB approval of eligible, a credit union must be able to Regulatory Procedures reinstatement of this previously be or agree to be examined by NCUA. approved information collection. Since Regulatory Flexibility Act The Board notes that to qualify for the prior number has expired, NCUA awards from the Fund, NCUA must be The Regulatory Flexibility Act (RFA) believes it is prudent and appropriate to able to examine the entire financial requires NCUA to prepare an analysis to seek approval for reinstatement of the condition of the credit union, whereas describe any significant economic previously approved control number. an examination under this proposed impact any proposed regulation may The proposed rule contemplates that subsection allows NCUA to examine the have on a substantial number of small credit unions that are approved for credit union only to verify compliance entities. NCUA considers credit unions loans from the Fund will be required to with this Part. having less than ten million dollars in execute a promissory note and a loan § 705.9. Reporting and Monitoring. assets to be small for purposes of RFA. agreement. NCUA estimates This new section is designed to provide Interpretive Ruling and Policy approximately fifteen credit unions will the framework for the way in which the Statement (IRPS) 87–2 as amended by be approved for loans per year. NCUA agency assures that recipients of awards IRPS 03–2. The proposed revisions to also estimates it will take a credit union from the Fund actually use the money part 705 are designed to update and approximately two hours to review, they receive for its intended purposes. streamline the rule, thereby reducing evaluate and execute the loan In this respect, the Board intends this the burden for credit unions that are documents, noting in particular that the proposal will clarify NCUA’s practices seeking financial awards, whether in the credit union must attach, as an exhibit of monitoring the use of CDRLF funding form of a technical assistance grant or a to the loan agreement, a duly executed to ensure and document that credit loan, from NCUA. Moreover, the rule board resolution confirming the unions use the funds for the intended implements a program that is entirely decision to borrow the funds has been purposes. The proposed rule first voluntary on the part of credit unions. approved by the board and that the establishes that NCUA’s policy in this It has no impact on credit unions that individual executing the note on behalf
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of the credit union has been duly • Evaluating whether the proposed The Treasury and General Government authorized to do so. collection of information is necessary Appropriations Act, 1999—Assessment The loan agreement also calls for a for the proper performance of the of Federal Regulations and Policies on report describing the use of loan functions of the NCUA, including Families proceeds, the impact of any new whether the information will have a The NCUA has determined that this programs supported or funded by loan practical use; proposed rule will not affect family proceeds, and any obstacles • Evaluating the accuracy of the well-being within the meaning of encountered affecting the credit union’s NCUA’s estimate of the burden of the section 654 of the Treasury and General ability to accomplish the objectives proposed collection of information, Government Appropriations Act, 1999, identified in its loan application. This including the validity of the Public Law 105–277, 112 Stat. 2681 report must be provided to NCUA methodology and assumptions used; (1998). annually. NCUA estimates the burden associated with this reporting to be • Enhancing the quality, usefulness, Agency Regulatory Goal another two hours per year. On average, and clarity of the information to be NCUA’s goal is to promulgate clear there are about 50 loans outstanding at collected; and and understandable regulations that any given time for which reporting may • Minimizing the burden of collection impose minimal regulatory burden. We be necessary. of information on those who are to request comments on whether the The loan agreement also contemplates respond, including through the use of proposed rule is understandable and that other information about a credit appropriate automated, electronic, minimally intrusive if implemented as union’s business, operations and mechanical, or other technological proposed. financial condition may be requested by collection techniques or other forms of List of Subjects in 12 CFR Part 705 NCUA from time to time, if necessary to information technology; e.g., permitting permit the Fund to maintain or perfect electronic submission of responses. Credit unions, Loans, Grants, its security interest in collateral or to The Paperwork Reduction Act Revolving fund, Community programs, otherwise fully effectuate the purposes Low income. of the loan agreement. NCUA estimates requires OMB to make a decision concerning the collection of information By the National Credit Union it will request this additional Administration Board on May 19, 2011. information only with respect to ten contained in the proposed regulation Mary F. Rupp, percent of outstanding loans and that between 30 and 60 days after the burden associated with compliance publication of this document in the Secretary of the Board. with this request will be four hours. Federal Register. Therefore, a comment Accordingly, NCUA proposes to This yields an estimated annual to OMB is best assured of having its full amend 12 CFR part 705 as follows: burden of 150 hours for this information effect if OMB receives it within 30 days collection, as broken out and itemized of publication. This does not affect the PART 705—COMMUNITY below: deadline for the public to comment to DEVELOPMENT REVOLVING LOAN the NCUA on the proposed regulation. FUND FOR CREDIT UNIONS a. Promissory Note and Loan Agreement Executive Order 13132 1. The authority citation for part 705 Average number of new loans annually: continues to read as follows: 15 Executive Order 13132 encourages Authority: 12 U.S.C. 1756, 1757(5)(D), and Annual hour burden: 2 independent regulatory agencies to × (7)(I), 1766, 1782, 1784, 1785 and 1786. 2 hours 15 = 30 consider the impact of their actions on 2. Revise part 705 as follows: b. Regular Annual Reports state and local interests. In adherence to fundamental federalism principles, Community Development Revolving Number of respondents: 50 NCUA, an independent regulatory Frequency of response: annually Loan Fund for Credit Unions Annual hour burden: 2 agency as defined in 44 U.S.C. 3502(5), voluntarily complies with the executive Sec. 2 hours × 50 = 100 705.1 Authority, purpose and scope. order. The financial award programs c. Irregular Reports as requested by 705.2 Definitions. administered through the CDRLF are 705.3 Eligibility requirements. NCUA available to FCUs as well as to state 705.4 Permissible uses of loan funds. Number of respondents: 5 chartered credit unions. By law, state 705.5 Terms and conditions. Frequency of response: annually chartered institutions with Federal 705.6 Application and awards processes. Annual hour burden: 4 share insurance are already subject to 705.7 Urgency. 4 hours x 5 = 20 numerous provisions of NCUA’s rules, 705.8 Qualifying state-chartered credit Total hours: 30 + 100 + 20 = 150 based on the agency’s role as the insurer unions. 705.9 Reporting and monitoring. Organizations and individuals that of member share accounts and the 705.10 Technical assistance grants. wish to submit comments on this significant interest NCUA has in the information collection requirement safety and soundness of their § 705.1 Authority, purpose and scope. should direct them to the Office of operations. In any event, the proposed (a) Part 705 is issued by the National Information and Regulatory Affairs, rule will not have substantial direct Credit Union Administration (NCUA) OMB, Room 10226, New Executive effects on the states, on the relationship under § 130 of the Federal Credit Union Office Building, Washington, DC 20503, between the national government and Act, 12 U.S.C. 1772c–1, which with a copy to Mary Rupp, Secretary of the states, or on the distribution of implements the Community the Board, National Credit Union power and responsibilities among the Development Credit Union Revolving Administration, 1775 Duke Street, various levels of government. NCUA has Loan Fund Transfer Act (Pub. L. 99– Alexandria, Virginia 22314–3428. determined that this proposal does not 609, 100 Stat. 3475 (November 6, 1986)). The NCUA considers comments by constitute a policy that has federalism (b) This Part describes how NCUA the public on this proposed collection of implications for purposes of the makes money available to credit unions information in: executive order. from its Community Development
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Revolving Loan Fund (Fund). NCUA Union Act or under the laws of any state § 705.4 Permissible uses of loan funds. administers the Fund and makes both of the United States. (a) NCUA may make loans from the loans and technical assistance grants to (5) Fund means the Community Fund to Participating Credit Unions for credit unions in accordance with the Development Revolving Loan Fund. various uses. The following is a non- eligibility criteria and other (6) Loan is an extension of credit from exhaustive list of examples of qualifications, and subject to the terms the Fund to a Participating Credit Union permissible uses or projects: and conditions set out in this Part. All that must be repaid, with interest. (1) Development of new products or loans and technical assistance grants (7) Low-income Members are those services for members, including new or made under this Part are subject to members defined in § 701.34 of this expanded electronic banking facilities, funds availability and NCUA’s chapter. share draft programs, credit card discretion. programs, security and disaster recovery (c) The Fund is intended to support (8) Notice of Funding Opportunity, as programs, or other operational the efforts of credit unions through more fully described in § 705.6 of this programs; loans and technical assistance grants Part, means the notice NCUA publishes (2) Partnership arrangements with needed for: describing one or more loan or technical community based service organizations (1) Providing basic financial and assistance grant programs or initiatives or government agencies; related services to residents in their currently being supported by the Fund (3) Loan programs, including, but not communities; and inviting interested Qualifying limited to, micro business loans, payday (2) Enhancing their capacity to better Credit Unions to submit applications to loan alternatives, education loans, and serve their members and the participate in the program(s) or real estate loans; and communities in which they operate; and initiative(s). (4) Acquisition, expansion or (3) Responding to emergencies. (9) Participating Credit Union refers to improvement of office space or (d) The policy of NCUA is to revolve a Qualifying Credit Union that has equipment, including branch facilities funds to credit unions as often as submitted an application for a loan or a and ATMs. practical in order to gain maximum technical assistance grant from the Fund (b) In addition to the examples listed economic impact on as many credit that has been approved by NCUA. A in subsection (a) of this section, NCUA unions as possible. NCUA anticipates Participating Credit Union shall not be may identify other funding priorities the financial awards provided to credit deemed to be an agency, department or and uses in the Notice of Funding unions through the Fund will better instrumentality of the United States Opportunity, which is discussed in enable them to support the communities because of its receipt of a financial § 705.6 of this Part. in which they operate; providing basic award from the Fund. § 705.5 Terms and Conditions. financial services to low-income (10) Program means the Community residents of these communities, Development Revolving Loan Fund (a) NCUA may make loans, in such resulting in more opportunities for the Program under which NCUA makes amounts and subject to such terms and residents to improve their financial loans and technical assistance grants conditions as it may determine, from the circumstances. available to credit unions. Fund to Participating Credit Unions for (e) This Part generally establishes the any of the examples identified in § 705.4 (11) Qualifying Credit Union means a following: of this Part or as identified in a credit union that may be or has agreed (1) Definitions; particular Notice of Funding to be examined by NCUA, with a (2) The application process and Opportunity. requirements for qualifying for a loan current low-income designation (b) Funding Limits. Loans may be from the Fund; pursuant to § 701.34(a)(1) or § 741.204 granted in amounts up to $300,000 in (3) The evaluation process; of this chapter or, in the case of a state- the aggregate, depending on the (4) How loan funds are to be made chartered nonfederally insured credit creditworthiness of the Qualifying available and their repayment; and union, a low-income designation from a Credit Union, financial need, and a (5) Technical assistance grants to be state regulator, made under appropriate demonstrated capability of the provided to credit unions. state standards with the concurrence of Qualifying Credit Union to provide NCUA. Services to low-income § 705.2 Definitions. financial and related services to its members must include, at a minimum, members. NCUA may, however, make (a) For purposes of this Part, the share account and loan services. following terms shall have the meanings loans that exceed $300,000 in certain (12) Technical Assistance Grant assigned to them in this section. circumstances. NCUA will include in (1) Administrator means the office means an award of money from the the Notice of Funding Opportunity the within NCUA to which the Board has Fund to a Participating Credit Union particular criteria used to evaluate an delegated authority to administer the that does not have to be repaid. application for a loan that exceeds Fund, including the authority to § 705.3 Eligibility requirements. $300,000. establish priorities for funding (c) Recording of a loan. At the (a) To be eligible to receive an award, initiatives, receiving and evaluating discretion of NCUA, a loan will be in the form of either a loan or a applications and making determinations recorded by a Participating Credit Union technical assistance grant from the among competing applications about as either a note payable or a nonmember Fund, a Qualifying Credit Union must, which applications should be funded. deposit. (2) Application means a form within the time frames specified in any (d) Interest rate. The rate of interest supplied by the NCUA by which a Notice of Funding Opportunity, also: on loans is governed by the CDRLF Loan Qualifying Credit Union may apply for (1) Complete and submit an Interest Rate Policy, which can be found a loan or a technical assistance grant application; and on NCUA’s Web site of by contacting from the Fund. (2) Meet the underwriting standards NCUA’s Office of Small Credit Union (3) Board refers to the National Credit established by NCUA, including any Initiatives. The specific interest rate for Union Administration Board. pertaining to financial viability, as set a particular funding will be announced (4) Credit Union means a credit union forth in the application and any related in the Notice of Funding Opportunity. chartered under the Federal Credit materials developed by NCUA. The Board will announce changes, if
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any, to the CDRLF Loan Interest Rate under § 701.32 of this Chapter. (b) Application requirements. An Policy and those changes will apply to Participating Credit Unions must application for a loan must provide loans made under future Notices of maintain the increase in the total information demonstrating the Funding Opportunity. amount of share deposits for the Qualifying Credit Union’s sound (e) Repayment and maturity. (1) duration of the loan. Once the loan is financial position and ability to manage Awards made available through loans, repaid, nonmember share deposits its day-to-day business affairs, including whether recorded as a note payable or accepted to meet the matching the Qualifying Credit Union’s financial nonmember deposit are in the form of requirement are subject to § 701.32 of projections and planned use of proceeds a loan and must be repaid to NCUA. All this Chapter. consistent with the purpose of the loans will be scheduled for repayment (2) Upon approval of its loan Program, requirements of this Part, and within the shortest time compatible application, and before it meets its the Notice of Funding Opportunity. with sound business practices and the matching requirement, a Participating (1) Applications to participate and objectives of the Program, but in no case Credit Union may receive the entire qualify for a loan or technical assistance will the term exceed five years. loan commitment in a single payment. grant under the Program may be (2) Semiannual interest payments If any funds are withheld, the remainder obtained from the National Credit Union (beginning six months after the initial of the funds committed will be available Administration, Community distribution of a loan) and semiannual to the Participating Credit Union only Development Revolving Loan Program principal payments (beginning one year after it has documented that it has met for Credit Unions as outlined in the after the initial distribution of a loan) the match requirement. Notice of Funds Opportunity. will be required. (3) Failure of a Participating Credit (2) With respect to loans, NCUA will (f) Acceleration. The terms of each Union to generate the required match also require a Qualifying Credit Union loan agreement will provide for the within the time specified in the loan to develop and submit a narrative immediate acceleration of the unpaid documents may result in the reduction describing how the Qualifying Credit balance for breach or default in the of the loan proportionate to the amount Union intends to use the money performance by the Participating Credit of match actually generated. Payment of obtained from the Fund to enhance the Union of the terms or conditions of the any additional funds initially approved products or services it provides to its loan. Default and breach will include may be limited as appropriate to reflect membership and how those enhanced misrepresentation; failure to make the revised amount of the loan products or services support the interest or principal payments; failure to approved. Any funds already advanced membership and community served by report; insolvency; and failure, if to the Participating Credit Union in required by NCUA, to maintain the Qualifying Credit Union. The Notice excess of the revised amount of loan of Funding Opportunity may include adequate matching funds for the approval must be repaid immediately to duration of the loan period. Other additional details and requirements. NCUA. Failure to repay such funds to (3) In addition to those items required specific causes of default and breach NCUA upon demand may result in the will be identified in the loan documents in this section, a Qualifying default of the entire loan. Nonfederally Insured Credit Union must between the Participating Credit Union (h) Other terms and conditions also include the following: and NCUA. The unpaid balance will pertaining to loans, including but not (i) A copy of its most recent external also be accelerated and immediately due necessarily limited to duration, audit report; if any part of the loan funds are repayment obligations, and covenants, (ii) Proof of deposit and surety bond improperly used or if uninvested loan will be specified in the Notice of insurance which states the maximum proceeds remain unused for an Funding Opportunity and applicable insurance levels permitted by the unreasonable or unjustified period of loan documents to be signed by the policies; time. Participating Credit Union. (g) Matching requirements. NCUA (iii) A balance sheet, an income and may require a Participating Credit § 705.6 Application and award processes. expense statement, and a schedule of Union to develop and implement a plan (a) Notice of Funding Opportunity. delinquent loans, for each of the four to match all or a portion of the funds NCUA will publish a Notice of Funding most recent quarter-ends; represented by loan proceeds. Such Opportunity in the Federal Register, on (iv) A description of any other requirement will be based on the all applicable government Web sites, involvement in existing community financial condition of the Participating and its own Web site, describing the development programs of state and Credit Union, which will be evaluated loan and technical assistance grant Federal agencies; and under criteria contained in the Notice of programs for the period in which funds (v) An agreement to be subject to Funding Opportunity. Matching funds are available. The Notice of Funding examination by NCUA. must be from non-governmental Opportunity will announce special (c) Evaluation and Selection of member or nonmember share deposits. initiatives, the amount of funds Qualifying Credit Unions. NCUA will Participating Credit Unions required to available, funding priorities, permissible generally evaluate applications provide matching funds are subject to uses of funds, funding limits, deadlines, submitted by Qualifying Credit Unions the following general provisions and and other pertinent details. The Notice in accordance with the criteria any other conditions in the Notice of of Funding Opportunity will also advise described in this section. Nothing in Funding Opportunity and agreements potential applicants on how to obtain an this section, however, precludes NCUA between the Participating Credit Union application and any related materials. from considering other criteria included and the Administrator: (1) NCUA may supplement the in the Notice of Funding Opportunity (1) Generally loan monies made information contained in the Notice of that NCUA determines to be necessary available must be matched by the Funding Opportunity through such based on the type of funding initiative, Participating Credit Union in an amount other media as it determines economic environment, or other factors equal to the loan amount. Any loan appropriate, including Letters to Credit or conditions that warrant the monies matched by nonmember share Unions, direct notices to Qualifying evaluation of additional or alternative deposits are not subject to the 20% Credit Unions, and announcements on criteria. Generally, complete limitation on nonmember deposits its Web site. applications will be evaluated by NCUA
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to determine if the Qualifying Credit (d) Requests for additional discretion, choose not to disburse the Union satisfies the following: information. NCUA will make its entire amount of the loan at once. (1) Financial and Performance. The funding determinations among the § 705.7 Urgency. Qualifying Credit Union must exhibit a several qualified applications using its safe and sound financial condition, discretion and considering which best (a) On an emergency basis, subject to including a demonstrated ability to meet the priorities and initiatives funds availability, NCUA may consider perform the requirements associated established and announced by NCUA. a funding request from a Qualifying with the type of award being sought and During its evaluation process, however, Credit Union experiencing an compliance with NCUA’s underwriting NCUA may request a Qualifying Credit unplanned or unexpected expense that standards. In this respect, NCUA will Union provide additional clarifying or the Qualifying Credit Union is unable to consider the Qualifying Credit Union’s technical information to support its meet with its own resources. The long term financial viability, including application. NCUA may determine not Qualifying Credit Union must absence of indicators suggesting the to provide further consideration of any demonstrate a compelling need for Qualifying Credit Union is a candidate application failing to provide additional immediate action or attention without for merger, a purchase and assumption required information. which its continued operations would transaction, or conservatorship. NCUA (e) Timing. NCUA will announce, in be threatened or severely disrupted. will also consider the Qualifying Credit the Notice of Funding Opportunity, the NCUA, in its discretion, will determine Union’s compliance with the provisions deadline for Qualifying Credit Unions to whether the situation constitutes an of any previous loan or technical submit all require documentation emergency and if the Qualifying Credit assistance grant received. NCUA may including the application. Failure to Union is required to submit any also consider information concerning submit all of the requested information additional information to show why the the Qualifying Credit Union, to which it or to submit the information within the funds are needed on an emergency already has access, including timeframe specified in the Notice of basis. The Administrator will determine information obtained through the Funding Opportunity may result in and substantiate any reason to expedite examination process and data contained NCUA rejecting the application without funding in such case. Requests for loans in Call Reports. further consideration. or technical assistance grants under this (2) Compatibility. NCUA will evaluate (f) Notice of Award and Appeals. The section will be addressed on an ongoing whether the stated objectives to be Administrator will make an initial basis and are outside the scope of the accomplished through the use of the determination as to whether an Notice of Funding Opportunity. loan or technical assistance grant application meets NCUA’s standards Technical assistance grants and loans proceeds conform to the broad purposes established by this Part and the Notice provided on this basis must still exhibit and rationale underlying the Fund. of Funding Opportunity. The a purpose consistent with the goals of Specifically, NCUA will consider Administrator will provide written the Fund. Loans and technical whether the award will enable the notice to a Qualifying Credit Union as assistance grants made under this Qualifying Credit Union to provide to whether or not it has qualified for a section are not anticipated to be a basic financial products and related loan or technical assistance grant under regular source of funding for any one or services to its members or enhance its this Part. A Qualifying Credit Union more Qualifying Credit Unions. capacity to better serve its members and whose application has been denied for § 705.8 Qualifying state-chartered credit the community in which it operates. failure of a qualification may appeal that unions. NCUA will also consider whether the decision to the NCUA Board in (a) A Qualifying State-chartered use of the financial award will conform accordance with the following: Credit Union that has submitted an to any applicable funding priority, (1) Within thirty days of its receipt of application to NCUA for participation special initiative, or special instruction a notice of non-qualification, a credit must obtain written concurrence from announced in the Notice of Funding union may appeal the Administrator’s its respective state regulatory authority Opportunity. decision to the NCUA Board. The scope before NCUA will approve its (3) Feasibility. NCUA will consider of the NCUA Board’s review is limited application. A Qualifying State- the likelihood of the Qualifying Credit to the threshold question of chartered Credit Union must also make Union being successful in qualification and not the issue of copies of its state examination reports accomplishing its stated objectives, whether, among qualified applicants, a available to NCUA and must agree to based on its application and the factors particular loan or technical assistance examination by NCUA for the limited NCUA determines are relevant. grant is funded. purpose of compliance with this Part. (4) Examination Information and (2) The foregoing procedure shall An agreement to examination under this Concurrence from Regional Director for apply only with respect to applications section is in addition to the requirement Qualifying Federal Credit Unions. received by NCUA during an open in § 705.6(b)(3)(v) of this Part, which NCUA will consider information and period in which funds are available and requires non-federally insured, state- statements provided by NCUA staff or NCUA has called for applications. Any chartered credit unions to agree to be State Supervisory Authority staff that application submitted by an applicant examined by NCUA as a condition of performed the Qualifying Credit Union’s during a period in which NCUA has not qualification under the Program. most recent examination in evaluating called for applications will be rejected, the Qualifying Credit Union. NCUA will except for those applications submitted § 705.9 Reporting and monitoring. only provide a loan or a technical under § 705.7 if this section, and such (a) General. NCUA’s policy is to assistance grant to a Qualifying rejection shall not be subject to appeal monitor Participating Credit Unions to Federally-insured Credit Union with the or review by the NCUA Board. assure that loan and technical assistance concurrence of the Credit Union’s (g) Disbursement. Before NCUA will grant funds awarded under this Part supervising Regional Director. disburse a loan, the Participating Credit have been used in accordance with their Examination information for Qualifying Union must sign the loan agreement, intended purposes and to determine State-chartered Credit Unions is promissory note, and any other loan whether anticipated outcomes have discussed in § 705.8 of this Part. related documents. NCUA may, in its been achieved. Particular emphasis will
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be placed on reviewing loan funds (2) Appeals of technical assistance must mark your comments: Docket No. earmarked for programs or initiatives grant reimbursement denials. NM457. You can inspect comments in proposed by the Participating Credit Notwithstanding § 705.6(e), pursuant to the Rules Docket weekdays, except Union to determine if the funds have NCUA Interpretative Ruling and Policy Federal holidays, between 7:30 a.m. and been used as represented and whether Statement 11–1, any Participating Credit 4 p.m. the program or initiative has had the Union may appeal a determination of FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: impact anticipated by the Participating the Administrator to deny a technical Loran Haworth, Transport Airplane Credit Union. assistance grant reimbursement to Directorate, Aircraft Certification (b) Reporting. A Participating Credit NCUA’s Supervisory Review Service, 1601 Lind Avenue, SW., Union must complete and submit all Committee. All appeals of technical Renton, Washington 98057–3356; required reports, at such times and in assistance grant reimbursements must telephone (425) 227–1133; facsimile such formats as NCUA will direct. Such be submitted to the Supervisory Review (425) 227–1149. reports must describe how the Committee within 30 days from the date SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Participating Credit Union has used the of the denial. The decisions of the loan or technical assistance grant Supervisory Review Committee are final Comments Invited proceeds and the results it has obtained, and are not appealable to the NCUA We invite interested people to take in relation to the programs, policies or Board. part in this rulemaking by sending initiatives identified by the Participating [FR Doc. 2011–12828 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] written comments, data, or views. The Credit Union in its application. In BILLING CODE 7535–01–P most helpful comments reference a addition, the Participating Credit specific portion of the special Union’s board of directors must report conditions, explain the reason for any on the progress of providing needed DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION recommended change, and include community services to the Participating supporting data. We ask that you send Credit Union’s members once a year, Federal Aviation Administration us two copies of written comments. either at the annual meeting or in a We will file in the docket all written report sent to all members. The 14 CFR Part 25 comments we receive, as well as a Participating Credit Union must also [Docket No. NM457; Notice No. 25–11–14– report summarizing each substantive submit the written report or a summary SC] public contact with FAA personnel of the report given at the annual meeting concerning these special conditions. to NCUA. NCUA may request additional Special Conditions: Gulfstream You can inspect the docket before and information as it determines Aerospace LP (GALP) Model G250 after the comment closing date. If you appropriate. Airplane Pilot Compartment View— wish to review the docket in person, go (c) Monitoring. At its discretion, for Hydrophobic Coatings in Lieu of to the address in the ADDRESSES section verification purposes, NCUA may elect Windshield Wipers of this preamble between 7:30 a.m. and to review information concerning 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, Participating Credit Unions, to which it AGENCY: Federal Aviation except Federal holidays. already has access, including Administration (FAA), DOT. We will consider all comments we information obtained through the ACTION: Notice of proposed special receive on or before the closing date for examination process and data contained conditions. comments. We may change these special in Call Reports, as part of its evaluation conditions based on the comments we SUMMARY: This action proposes special of the effectiveness of the loan and receive. conditions for the Gulfstream Aerospace technical assistance grant programs. If you want us to acknowledge receipt LP (GALP) Model G250 airplane. This of your comments on this proposal, § 705.10 Technical assistance grants. airplane will have a novel or unusual include with your comments a self- design feature associated with the pilot- (a) Technical assistance grants may be addressed, stamped postcard on which compartment view through a funded in such amounts, and in you have written the docket number. hydrophobic windshield coating, in lieu accordance with such terms and We will stamp the date on the postcard of windshield wipers. The applicable conditions, as NCUA may establish. In and mail it back to you. general, technical assistance grants are airworthiness regulations do not contain provided on a reimbursement basis, to adequate or appropriate safety standards Background cover expenditures approved in advance for this design feature. These proposed On March 30, 2006, GALP applied for by NCUA and supported by receipts special conditions contain the a type certificate for their new Model evidencing payment by the Participating additional safety standards that the G250 airplane. The G250 is an 8–10 Credit Union. Administrator considers necessary to passenger (19 maximum), twin-engine (1) Permissible uses of technical establish a level of safety equivalent to airplane with a maximum operating assistance grant funds. Sections 705.4(a) that established by the existing altitude of 45,000 feet and a range of and (b) of this part also apply to airworthiness standards. approximately 3,400 nautical miles. technical assistance grants made under DATES: We must receive your comments Airplane dimensions are 61.69-foot this section and provide examples and by July 11, 2011. wing span, 66.6-foot overall length, and other information with respect to the ADDRESSES: You must mail two copies 20.8-foot tail height. Maximum takeoff permissible use of funds from the of your comments to: Federal Aviation weight is 39,600 pounds and maximum CDRLF. In addition, technical assistance Administration, Transport Airplane landing weight 32,700 pounds. grants generally should enhance and Directorate, Attn: Rules Docket (ANM– Maximum cruise speed is mach 0.85, support the Participating Credit Union’s 113), Docket No. NM457, 1601 Lind dive speed is mach 0.92. The avionics internal capacity to serve its members Avenue, SW., Renton, Washington suite will be the Rockwell Collins Pro and better enable it to provide financial 98057–3356. You may deliver two Line Fusion. services to the community in which the copies to the Transport Airplane The Model G250 airplane Participating Credit Union is located. Directorate at the above address. You incorporates novel or unusual design
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features involving hydrophobic window to 1.5 VSR1. Hydrophobic windshield to 1.5 VSR1 with lift and drag devices coatings in lieu of windshield wipers. coatings may depend to some degree on retracted. airflow to maintain a clear-vision area. Type Certification Basis Issued in Renton, Washington, on May 19, The heavy rain and high speed 2011. Under the provisions of 14 CFR 21.17, conditions specified in the current rule Ali Bahrami, GALP must show that the Model G250 do not necessarily represent the limiting airplane meets the applicable provisions Manager, Transport Airplane Directorate, condition for this new technology. For Aircraft Certification Service. of part 25 as amended by Amendments example, airflow over the windshield, [FR Doc. 2011–12943 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 25–1 through 25–117. which may be necessary to remove If the Administrator finds that the moisture from the windshield, may not BILLING CODE 4910–13–P applicable airworthiness regulations be adequate to maintain a sufficiently (i.e., 14 CFR part 25) do not contain clear area of the windshield in low- DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION adequate or appropriate safety standards speed flight or during surface for the Model G250 airplane because of operations. Alternatively, airflow over Federal Aviation Administration a novel or unusual design feature, the windshield may be disturbed during special conditions are prescribed under such critical times as the approach to 14 CFR Part 39 the provisions of § 21.16. land, where the airplane is at a higher- Special conditions are initially than-normal pitch attitude. In these [Docket No. FAA–2011–0530; Directorate applicable to the model for which they cases, areas of airflow disturbance or Identifier 2011–CE–012–AD] are issued. Should the type certificate separation on the windshield could RIN 2120–AA64 for that model be amended later to cause failure to maintain a clear-vision include any other model that area on the windshield. Airworthiness Directives; SOCATA incorporates the same novel or unusual Model TBM 700 Airplanes design feature, the special conditions Applicability would also apply to the other model. As discussed above, these special AGENCY: Federal Aviation In addition to the applicable conditions are applicable to the GALP Administration (FAA), Department of airworthiness regulations and special Model G250 airplane. Should GALP Transportation (DOT). conditions, the Model G250 airplane apply at a later date for a change to the ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking must comply with the fuel-vent and type certificate to include another (NPRM). exhaust-emission requirements of 14 model incorporating the same novel or CFR part 34 and the noise-certification unusual design feature, the special SUMMARY: We propose to adopt a new requirements of 14 CFR part 36; and the conditions would apply to that model as airworthiness directive (AD) for the FAA must issue a finding of regulatory well. products listed above. This proposed AD results from mandatory continuing adequacy under § 611 of Public Law 92– Conclusion 574, the ‘‘Noise Control Act of 1972.’’ airworthiness information (MCAI) The FAA issues special conditions, as This action affects only certain novel originated by an aviation authority of defined in 14 CFR 11.19, in accordance or unusual design features on the GALP another country to identify and correct with § 11.38, and they become part of Model G250 airplane. It is not a rule of an unsafe condition on an aviation the type-certification basis under general applicability and it affects only product. The MCAI describes the unsafe § 21.17(a)(2). the applicant who applied to the FAA condition as: for approval of these features on the Novel or Unusual Design Features A TBM 700 operator reported a case of airplane. elevator trim tab actuator jamming once the The Model G250 will incorporate the List of Subjects in 14 CFR Part 25 trim tab arrived to stop. following novel or unusual design The investigations conducted by the trim features: Aircraft, Aviation safety, Reporting tab actuator manufacturer have shown that The GALP Model G250 airplane and recordkeeping requirements. there was a discrepancy with PRECILEC flight-deck design incorporates a The authority citation for these manufacturing process of elevator trim tab hydrophobic coating to provide special conditions is as follows: actuator which caused this event. It has been determined as well that this discrepancy is adequate pilot-compartment view in the Authority: 49 U.S.C. 106(g), 40113, 44701, presence of precipitation. Sole reliance limited to a batch of Serial Numbers (S/N). 44702, 44704. If not detected and corrected, a jammed on such a coating, without windshield The Proposed Special Conditions trim tab could lead to unusual control forces, wipers, constitutes a novel or unusual resulting in lower controllability, particularly design feature for which the applicable Accordingly, the Federal Aviation if combined with adverse flight conditions at airworthiness regulations do not contain Administration (FAA) proposes the landing. following special conditions as part of adequate or appropriate safety The proposed AD would require actions the type certification basis for the GALP standards. Therefore, special conditions that are intended to address the unsafe Model G250 airplane. are required that provide the level of condition described in the MCAI. safety equivalent to that established by The airplane must have a means to the regulations. maintain a clear portion of the DATES: We must receive comments on windshield, during precipitation this proposed AD by July 11, 2011. Discussion conditions, enough for both pilots to ADDRESSES: You may send comments by 14 CFR 25.773(b)(1) requires a means have a sufficiently extensive view along any of the following methods: to maintain a clear portion of the the ground or flight path in normal taxi • Federal eRulemaking Portal: Go to windshield for both pilots to have a and flight attitudes of the airplane. This http://www.regulations.gov. Follow the sufficiently extensive view along the means must be designed to function, instructions for submitting comments. flight path during precipitation without continuous attention on the • Fax: (202) 493–2251. conditions. The regulations require this part of the crew, in conditions from • Mail: U.S. Department of means to maintain such an area during light misting precipitation to heavy rain, Transportation, Docket Operations, precipitation in heavy rain at speeds up at speeds from fully stopped in still air M–30, West Building Ground Floor,
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Room W12–140, 1200 New Jersey regulations.gov, including any personal we might have found it necessary to use Avenue, SE., Washington, DC 20590. information you provide. We will also different words from those in the MCAI • Hand Delivery: U.S. Department of post a report summarizing each to ensure the AD is clear for U.S. Transportation, Docket Operations, substantive verbal contact we receive operators and is enforceable. In making M–30, West Building Ground Floor, about this proposed AD. these changes, we do not intend to differ Room W12–140, 1200 New Jersey substantively from the information Discussion Avenue, SE., Washington, DC 20590, provided in the MCAI and related between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday The European Aviation Safety Agency service information. through Friday, except Federal holidays. (EASA), which is the Technical Agent We might also have proposed For service information identified in for the Member States of the European different actions in this AD from those this proposed AD, contact SOCATA— Community, has issued EASA AD No.: in the MCAI in order to follow FAA Direction des Services—65921 Tarbes 2011–0060, dated March 29, 2011 policies. Any such differences are Cedex 9—France; telephone +33 (0) 62 (Correction: March 30, 2011) (referred to highlighted in a NOTE within the 41 7300, fax +33 (0) 62 41 76 54, or for after this as ‘‘the MCAI’’), to correct an proposed AD. North America: SOCATA NORTH unsafe condition for the specified AMERICA, 7501 South Airport Road, products. The MCAI states: Costs of Compliance North Perry Airport (HWO), Pembroke A TBM 700 operator reported a case of We estimate that this proposed AD Pines, Florida 33023; telephone: (954) elevator trim tab actuator jamming once the will affect 377 products of U.S. registry. 893–1400; fax: (954) 964–4141; e-mail: trim tab arrived to stop. We also estimate that it would take [email protected]; Internet: The investigations conducted by the trim about 1 work-hour per product to http://mysocata.com. You may review tab actuator manufacturer have shown that comply with the basic requirements of copies of the referenced service there was a discrepancy with PRECILEC this proposed AD. The average labor information at the FAA, Small Airplane manufacturing process of elevator trim tab rate is $85 per work-hour. Required actuator which caused this event. It has been Directorate, 901 Locust, Kansas City, parts would cost about $0 per product. Missouri 64106. For information on the determined as well that this discrepancy is Based on these figures, we estimate availability of this material at the FAA, limited to a batch of Serial Numbers (S/N). the cost of the proposed AD on U.S. call (816) 329–4148. If not detected and corrected, a jammed trim tab could lead to unusual control forces, operators to be $32,045, or $85 per Examining the AD Docket resulting in lower controllability, particularly product. if combined with adverse flight conditions at In addition, we estimate that any You may examine the AD docket on landing. the Internet at http:// necessary follow-on actions would take For the reasons described above, this AD about 7 work-hours and require parts www.regulations.gov; or in person at the requires the inspection of the elevators trim Docket Management Facility between tab actuator P/N 6071017251 for costing $0, for a cost of $595 per 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through identification of S/N and, in case of findings, product. We have no way of Friday, except Federal holidays. The AD the replacement of the affected ones with determining the number of products docket contains this proposed AD, the serviceable units. that may need these actions. regulatory evaluation, any comments You may obtain further information by According to the manufacturer, some received, and other information. The examining the MCAI in the AD docket. of the costs of this proposed AD may be street address for the Docket Office covered under warranty, thereby (telephone (800) 647–5527) is in the Relevant Service Information reducing the cost impact on affected ADDRESSES section. Comments will be DAHER-SOCATA has issued individuals. We do not control warranty available in the AD docket shortly after Mandatory Service Bulletin SB 70–190– coverage for affected individuals. As a receipt. 27, dated January 2011. The actions result, we have included all costs in our FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: described in this service information are cost estimate. Albert Mercado, Aerospace Engineer, intended to correct the unsafe condition Authority for This Rulemaking FAA, Small Airplane Directorate, 901 identified in the MCAI. Locust, Room 301, Kansas City, Title 49 of the United States Code Missouri 64106; telephone: (816) 329– FAA’s Determination and Requirements specifies the FAA’s authority to issue 4119; fax: (816) 329–4090. of the Proposed AD rules on aviation safety. Subtitle I, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This product has been approved by section 106, describes the authority of the aviation authority of another the FAA Administrator. ‘‘Subtitle VII: Comments Invited country, and is approved for operation Aviation Programs,’’ describes in more We invite you to send any written in the United States. Pursuant to our detail the scope of the Agency’s relevant data, views, or arguments about bilateral agreement with this State of authority. this proposed AD. Send your comments Design Authority, they have notified us We are issuing this rulemaking under to an address listed under the of the unsafe condition described in the the authority described in ‘‘Subtitle VII, ADDRESSES section. Include ‘‘Docket No. MCAI and service information Part A, Subpart III, Section 44701: FAA–2011–0530; Directorate Identifier referenced above. We are proposing this General requirements.’’ Under that 2011–CE–012–AD’’ at the beginning of AD because we evaluated all section, Congress charges the FAA with your comments. We specifically invite information and determined the unsafe promoting safe flight of civil aircraft in comments on the overall regulatory, condition exists and is likely to exist or air commerce by prescribing regulations economic, environmental, and energy develop on other products of the same for practices, methods, and procedures aspects of this proposed AD. We will type design. the Administrator finds necessary for consider all comments received by the safety in air commerce. This regulation Differences Between This Proposed AD closing date and may amend this is within the scope of that authority and the MCAI or Service Information proposed AD because of those because it addresses an unsafe condition comments. We have reviewed the MCAI and that is likely to exist or develop on We will post all comments we related service information and, in products identified in this rulemaking receive, without change, to http:// general, agree with their substance. But action.
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Regulatory Findings A TBM 700 operator reported a case of (PI) in the FAA Flight Standards District elevator trim tab actuator jamming once the Office (FSDO), or lacking a PI, your local We determined that this proposed AD trim tab arrived to stop. FSDO. would not have federalism implications The investigations conducted by the trim (2) Airworthy Product: For any requirement under Executive Order 13132. This tab actuator manufacturer have shown that in this AD to obtain corrective actions from there was a discrepancy with PRECILEC proposed AD would not have a a manufacturer or other source, use these manufacturing process of elevator trim tab substantial direct effect on the States, on actions if they are FAA-approved. Corrective the relationship between the national actuator which caused this event. It has been determined as well that this discrepancy is actions are considered FAA-approved if they Government and the States, or on the are approved by the State of Design Authority distribution of power and limited to a batch of Serial Numbers (S/N). If not detected and corrected, a jammed (or their delegated agent). You are required responsibilities among the various trim tab could lead to unusual control forces, to assure the product is airworthy before it levels of government. resulting in lower controllability, particularly is returned to service. For the reasons discussed above, I if combined with adverse flight conditions at (3) Reporting Requirements: For any certify this proposed regulation: landing. reporting requirement in this AD, a Federal 1. Is not a ‘‘significant regulatory For the reasons described above, this AD agency may not conduct or sponsor, and a action’’ under Executive Order 12866; requires the inspection of the elevators trim person is not required to respond to, nor 2. Is not a ‘‘significant rule’’ under the tab actuator P/N 6071017251 for shall a person be subject to a penalty for identification of S/N and, in case of findings, DOT Regulatory Policies and Procedures failure to comply with a collection of (44 FR 11034, February 26, 1979); and the replacement of the affected ones with serviceable units. information subject to the requirements of 3. Will not have a significant the Paperwork Reduction Act unless that economic impact, positive or negative, Actions and Compliance collection of information displays a current on a substantial number of small entities (f) Unless already done, do the following valid OMB Control Number. The OMB under the criteria of the Regulatory actions: Control Number for this information Flexibility Act. (1) Within 12 months after the effective collection is 2120–0056. Public reporting for We prepared a regulatory evaluation date of this AD, identify the serial number this collection of information is estimated to of the estimated costs to comply with (S/N) of Left Hand and Right Hand PRECILEC be approximately 5 minutes per response, this proposed AD and placed it in the elevator trim tab actuators following DAHER- including the time for reviewing instructions, AD docket. SOCATA Mandatory Service Bulletin SB 70– completing and reviewing the collection of 190–27, dated January 2011. information. All responses to this collection List of Subjects in 14 CFR Part 39 (2) If, as a result of the inspection required of information are mandatory. Comments by paragraph (f)(1) of this AD you find any Air transportation, Aircraft, Aviation concerning the accuracy of this burden and safety, Incorporation by reference, affected elevator trim tab actuator as listed in DAHER-SOCATA Mandatory Service suggestions for reducing the burden should Safety. Bulletin SB 70–190–27, dated January 2011, be directed to the FAA at: 800 Independence The Proposed Amendment installed on an airplane, before further flight, Ave. SW., Washington, DC 20591, Attn: replace it with a serviceable part following Information Collection Clearance Officer, Accordingly, under the authority DAHER-SOCATA Mandatory Service AES–200. delegated to me by the Administrator, Bulletin SB 70–190–27, dated January 2011. the FAA proposes to amend 14 CFR part (3) After the effective date of this AD, do Related Information 39 as follows: not install on an airplane any PRECILEC (h) Refer to MCAI European Aviation elevator trim tab actuator part number Safety Agency (EASA) AD No.: 2011–0060, PART 39—AIRWORTHINESS 6071017251 with an S/N listed in DAHER- dated March 29, 2011 (Correction: March 30, DIRECTIVES SOCATA Mandatory Service Bulletin SB 70– 2011); and DAHER-SOCATA Mandatory 190–27, dated January 2011, unless it has Service Bulletin SB 70–190–27, dated 1. The authority citation for part 39 been repaired in accordance with DAHER- January 2011, for related information. For continues to read as follows: SOCATA Mandatory Service Bulletin SB 70– 190–27, dated January 2011. service information related to this AD, Authority: 49 U.S.C. 106(g), 40113, 44701. contact SOCATA—Direction des Services— Note 1: Trim tab actuators repaired by a 65921 Tarbes Cedex 9—France; telephone § 39.13 [Amended] service center are identified with screw green +33 (0) 62 41 7300, fax +33 (0) 62 41 76 54, 2. The FAA amends § 39.13 by adding colored locking varnish as shown in figure 2 of DAHER-SOCATA Mandatory Service or for North America: SOCATA NORTH the following new AD: Bulletin SB 70–190–27, dated January 2011. AMERICA, 7501 South Airport Road, North SOCATA: Docket No. FAA–2011–0530; Perry Airport (HWO), Pembroke Pines, Directorate Identifier 2011–CE–012–AD. FAA AD Differences Florida 33023; telephone: (954) 893–1400; fax: (954) 964–4141; e-mail: Comments Due Date Note 2: This AD differs from the MCAI and/or service information as follows: No [email protected]; Internet: http:// (a) We must receive comments by July 11, differences. mysocata.com. You may review copies of the 2011. referenced service information at the FAA, Affected ADs Other FAA AD Provisions Small Airplane Directorate, 901 Locust, (b) None. (g) The following provisions also apply to Kansas City, Missouri 64106. For information this AD: on the availability of this material at the Applicability (1) Alternative Methods of Compliance FAA, call (816) 329–4148. (c) This AD applies to SOCATA Model (AMOCs): The Manager, Standards Office, TBM 700 airplanes, serial numbers 1 through FAA, has the authority to approve AMOCs Issued in Kansas City, Missouri, on May 530, certificated in any category. for this AD, if requested using the procedures 18, 2011. found in 14 CFR 39.19. Send information to Earl Lawrence, Subject ATTN: Albert Mercado, Aerospace Engineer, Manager, Small Airplane Directorate, Aircraft (d) Air Transport Association of America FAA, Small Airplane Directorate, 901 Locust, Certification Service. (ATA) Code 27: Flight Controls. Room 301, Kansas City, Missouri 64106; telephone: (816) 329–4119; fax: (816) 329– [FR Doc. 2011–12967 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Reason 4090. Before using any approved AMOC on BILLING CODE 4910–13–P (e) The mandatory continuing any airplane to which the AMOC applies, airworthiness information (MCAI) states: notify your appropriate principal inspector
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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION aeronautical, economic, environmental, Regulations (14 CFR) part 71 to amend and energy-related aspects of the Class E airspace extending upward from Federal Aviation Administration proposal. 700 feet above the surface to support Communications should identify both new standard instrument approach 14 CFR Part 71 docket numbers (FAA Docket No. FAA– procedures developed at Merritt Island [Docket No. FAA–2011–0070; Airspace 2011–0070; Airspace Docket No. 10– Airport, Cocoa, FL. Airspace Docket No. 10–ASO–43] ASO–43) and be submitted in triplicate reconfiguration is necessary due to the to the Docket Management System (see decommissioning of the Merritt Island Proposed Amendment of Class E ADDRESSES section for address and NDB and cancellation of the NDB Airspace; Cocoa, FL phone number). You may also submit approach, and for continued safety and comments through the Internet at management of IFR operations at the AGENCY: Federal Aviation http://www.regulations.gov. airport. Administration (FAA), DOT. Annotators wishing the FAA to Class E airspace designations are ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking acknowledge receipt of their comments published in Paragraph 6005 of FAA (NPRM). on this action must submit with those order 7400.9U, dated August 18, 2010, comments a self-addressed stamped and effective September 15, 2010, which SUMMARY: This action proposes to postcard on which the following is incorporated by reference in 14 CFR amend Class E Airspace at Cocoa, FL, as statement is made: ‘‘Comments to 71.1. The Class E airspace designation the Merritt Island Non-Directional Docket No. FAA–2011–0070; Airspace listed in this document will be Beacon (NDB) has been Docket No. 10–ASO–43.’’ The postcard published subsequently in the Order. decommissioned and new Standard will be date/time stamped and returned The FAA has determined that this Instrument Approach Procedures have to the commenter. proposed regulation only involves an been developed at Merritt Island All communications received before established body of technical Airport. This action would enhance the the specified closing date for comments regulations for which frequent and safety and airspace management of will be considered before taking action routine amendments are necessary to Instrument Flight Rules (IFR) operations on the proposed rule. The proposal keep them operationally current. It, at the airport. contained in this notice may be changed therefore, (1) is not a ‘‘significant DATES: Comments must be received on in light of the comments received. A regulatory action’’ under Executive or before July 11, 2011. The Director of report summarizing each substantive Order 12866; (2) is not a ‘‘significant the Federal Register approves this public contact with FAA personnel rule’’ under DOT Regulatory Policies incorporation by reference action under concerned with this rulemaking will be and Procedures (44 FR 11034; February title 1, Code of Federal Regulations, part filed in the docket. 26, 1979); and (3) does not warrant 51, subject to the annual revision of preparation of a Regulatory Evaluation Availability of NPRMs FAA, Order 7400.9 and publication of as the anticipated impact is so minimal. conforming amendments. An electronic copy of this document Since this is a routine matter that will ADDRESSES: Send comments on this rule may be downloaded from and only affect air traffic procedures and air to: U.S. Department of Transportation, comments submitted through http:// navigation, it is certified that this Docket Operations, West Building www.regulations.gov. Recently proposed rule, when promulgated, Ground Floor, Room W12–140, 1200 published rulemaking documents can would not have a significant economic New Jersey Avenue, SE., Washington, also be accessed through the FAA’s Web impact on a substantial number of small DC 20590–0001; Telephone: 1–800– page at http://www.faa.gov/ entities under the criteria of the airports_airtraffic/air_traffic/ Regulatory Flexibility Act. 647–5527; Fax: 202–493–2251. You _ must identify the Docket Number FAA– publications/airspace amendments/. The FAA’s authority to issue rules 2011–0070; Airspace Docket No. 10– You may review the public docket regarding aviation safety is found in ASO–43, at the beginning of your containing the proposal, any comments Title 49 of the United States Code. comments. You may also submit and received and any final disposition in Subtitle I, Section 106 describes the review received comments through the person in the Dockets Office (see the authority of the FAA Administrator. Internet at ADDRESSES section for address and Subtitle VII, Aviation Programs, http://www.regulations.gov. phone number) between 9 a.m. and 5 describes in more detail the scope of the p.m., Monday through Friday, except agency’s authority. This proposed FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: John Federal Holidays. An informal docket rulemaking is promulgated under the Fornito, Operations Support Group, may also be examined during normal authority described in Subtitle VII, Part, Eastern Service Center, Federal Aviation business hours at the office of the A, Subpart I, Section 40103. Under that Administration, P.O. Box 20636, Eastern Service Center, Federal Aviation section, the FAA is charged with Atlanta, Georgia 30320; telephone (404) Administration, Room 210, 1701 prescribing regulations to assign the use 305–6364. Columbia Avenue, College Park, Georgia of airspace necessary to ensure the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 30337. safety of aircraft and the efficient use of Comments Invited Persons interested in being placed on airspace. This proposed regulation is a mailing list for future NPRMs should within the scope of that authority as it Interested persons are invited to contact the FAA’s Office of Rulemaking, would amend Class E airspace at Merritt comment on this rule by submitting (202) 267–9677, to request a copy of Island Airport, Cocoa, FL. such written data, views, or arguments, Advisory circular No. 11–2A, Notice of as they may desire. Comments that Proposed Rulemaking distribution Lists of Subjects in 14 CFR Part 71 provide the factual basis supporting the System, which describes the application Airspace, Incorporation by reference, views and suggestions presented are procedure. Navigation (air). particularly helpful in developing reasoned regulatory decisions on the The Proposal The Proposed Amendment proposal. Comments are specifically The FAA is considering an In consideration of the foregoing, the invited on the overall regulatory, amendment to Title 14, Code of Federal Federal Aviation Administration
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proposes to amend 14 CFR part 71 as (RNAV) Global Positioning System be available for examination in the follows: (GPS) standard instrument approach public docket both before and after the procedures at Kayenta Airport. The FAA closing date for comments. A report PART 71—DESIGNATION OF CLASS A, is proposing this action to enhance the summarizing each substantive public B, C, D, AND E AIRSPACE AREAS; AIR safety and management of aircraft contact with FAA personnel concerned TRAFFIC SERVICE ROUTES; AND operations at the airport. with this rulemaking will be filed in the REPORTING POINTS DATES: Comments must be received on docket. 1. The authority citation for part 71 or before July 11, 2011. Availability of NPRMs ADDRESSES: Send comments on this continues to read as follows: An electronic copy of this document proposal to the U.S. Department of Authority: 49 U.S.C. 106(g); 40103, 40113, may be downloaded through the Transportation, Docket Operations, M– 40120; E.O. 10854, 24 FR 9565, 3 CFR, 1959– Internet at http://www.regulations.gov. 30, West Building Ground Floor, Room 1963 Comp., p. 389. Recently published rulemaking W12–140, 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE., documents can also be accessed through § 71.1 [Amended] Washington, DC 20590; telephone (202) the FAA’s Web page at http:// 366–9826. You must identify FAA 2. The incorporation by reference in www.faa.gov/airports_airtraffic/ Docket No. FAA–2011–0393; Airspace 14 CFR 71.1 of Federal Aviation air_traffic/publications/ Docket No. 11–AWP–2, at the beginning Administration Order 7400.9U, airspace_amendments/. Airspace Designations and Reporting of your comments. You may also submit You may review the public docket Points, dated August 18, 2010, effective comments through the Internet at containing the proposal, any comments September 15, 2010, is amended as http://www.regulations.gov. received, and any final disposition in follows: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: person in the Dockets Office (see the Paragraph 6005 Class E airspace areas Eldon Taylor, Federal Aviation ADDRESSES section for the address and extending upward from 700 feet or more Administration, Operations Support phone number) between 9 a.m. and 5 above the surface of the earth. Group, Western Service Center, 1601 p.m., Monday through Friday, except * * * * * Lind Avenue, SW., Renton, WA 98057; Federal holidays. An informal docket telephone (425) 203–4537. may also be examined during normal ASO FL E5 Cocoa, FL [Amended] SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: business hours at the Northwest Merritt Island Airport, FL ° ′ ″ ° ′ ″ Comments Invited Mountain Regional Office of the Federal (Lat. 28 20 30 N., long. 80 41 08 W.) Aviation Administration, Air Traffic That airspace extending upward from 700 Interested parties are invited to Organization, Western Service Center, feet above the surface within a 6.3-mile participate in this proposed rulemaking Operations Support Group, 1601 Lind radius of the Merritt Island Airport and ° by submitting such written data, views, Avenue, SW., Renton, WA 98057. within 2.5 miles each side of the 303 bearing or arguments, as they may desire. from the Merritt Island Airport, extending Persons interested in being placed on from the 6.3-mile radius to 7 miles northwest Comments that provide the factual basis a mailing list for future NPRM’s should of the airport; excluding that airspace within supporting the views and suggestions contact the FAA’s Office of Rulemaking, the Titusville, FL, and Melbourne, FL, Class presented are particularly helpful in (202) 267–9677, for a copy of Advisory E airspace areas. developing reasoned regulatory Circular No. 11–2A, Notice of Proposed Issued in College Park, Georgia, on May 13, decisions on the proposal. Comments Rulemaking Distribution System, which 2011. are specifically invited on the overall describes the application procedure. Barry A. Knight, regulatory, aeronautical, economic, environmental, and energy-related The Proposal Acting Manager, Operations Support Group, The FAA is proposing an amendment Eastern Service Center, Air Traffic aspects of the proposal. Organization. Communications should identify both to Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations docket numbers (FAA Docket No. FAA (14 CFR) part 71 by establishing Class E [FR Doc. 2011–12848 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 2011–0393 and Airspace Docket No. 11– Airspace extending upward from 700 BILLING CODE 4910–13–P AWP–2) and be submitted in triplicate feet above the surface at Kayenta, AZ, to to the Docket Management System (see accommodate aircraft using new RNAV DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION ADDRESSES section for address and GPS standard instrument approach phone number). You may also submit procedures at Kayenta Airport. This Federal Aviation Administration comments through the Internet at action would enhance the safety and http://www.regulations.gov. management of instrument flight rules 14 CFR Part 71 Commenters wishing the FAA to operations at the airport. acknowledge receipt of their comments Class E Airspace designations are [Docket No. FAA–2011–0393; Airspace on this action must submit with those published in paragraph 6005, of FAA Docket No. 11–AWP–2] comments a self-addressed stamped Order 7400.9U, dated August 18, 2010, Proposed Establishment of Class E postcard on which the following and effective September 15, 2010, which Airspace; Kayenta, AZ statement is made: ‘‘Comments to FAA is incorporated by reference in 14 CFR Docket No. FAA–2011–0393 and Part 71.1. The Class E Airspace AGENCY: Federal Aviation Airspace Docket No. 11–AWP–2’’. The designation listed in this document will Administration (FAA), DOT. postcard will be date/time stamped and be published subsequently in this ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking returned to the commenter. Order. (NPRM). All communications received on or The FAA has determined this before the specified closing date for proposed regulation only involves an SUMMARY: This action proposes to comments will be considered before established body of technical establish Class E Airspace at Kayenta taking action on the proposed rule. The regulations for which frequent and Airport, Kayenta, AZ. Controlled proposal contained in this action may routine amendments are necessary to airspace is necessary to accommodate be changed in light of comments keep them operationally current. aircraft using a new Area Navigation received. All comments submitted will Therefore, this proposed regulation; (1)
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Is not a ‘‘significant regulatory action’’ AWP AZ E5 Kayenta, AZ [New] comments through the Internet at under Executive Order 12866; (2) is not Kayenta Airport, AZ http://www.regulations.gov. a ‘‘significant rule’’ under DOT (Lat. 36°42′59″ N., long. 110°13′42″ W.) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Regulatory Policies and Procedures (44 That airspace extending upward from 700 Eldon Taylor, Federal Aviation FR 11034; February 26, 1979); and (3) feet above the surface within a 7.7-mile Administration, Operations Support does not warrant preparation of a radius of the Kayenta Airport, and within 4 ° Group, Western Service Center, 1601 regulatory evaluation as the anticipated miles either side of the 066 bearing of the Lind Avenue, SW., Renton, WA 98057; airport extending from the 7.7-mile radius to impact is so minimal. Since this is a telephone (425) 203–4537. routine matter that will only affect air 14.5 miles northeast of Kayenta Airport; that airspace extending upward from 1,200 feet SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: traffic procedures and air navigation, it above the surface within an area bounded by is certified this proposed rule, when lat. 36°54′00″ N., long. 110°03′00″ W.; to lat. Comments Invited promulgated, would not have a 36°48′00″ N., long. 109°44′00″ W.; to lat. Interested parties are invited to significant economic impact on a 36°26′00″ N., long. 109°14′00″ W.; to lat. participate in this proposed rulemaking substantial number of small entities 36°11′00″ N., long. 109°26′00″ W.; to lat. ° ′ ″ ° ′ ″ by submitting such written data, views, under the criteria of the Regulatory 36 03 00 N., long. 110 12 00 W.; to lat. or arguments, as they may desire. 36°22′00″ N., long. 110°44′00″ W.; to lat. Flexibility Act. Comments that provide the factual basis The FAA’s authority to issue rules 36°42′00″ N., long. 110°31′00″ W.; to lat. ° ′ ″ ° ′ ″ supporting the views and suggestions regarding aviation safety is found in 36 50 00 N., long. 110 25 00 W., thence to the point of beginning. presented are particularly helpful in Title 49 of the U.S. Code. Subtitle 1, developing reasoned regulatory Section 106, describes the authority for Issued in Seattle, Washington, on May 17, 2011. decisions on the proposal. Comments the FAA Administrator. Subtitle VII, are specifically invited on the overall Christine Mellon, Aviation Programs, describes in more regulatory, aeronautical, economic, detail the scope of the agency’s Acting Manager, Operations Support Group, environmental, and energy-related Western Service Center. authority. This rulemaking is aspects of the proposal. promulgated under the authority [FR Doc. 2011–12989 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Communications should identify both described in Subtitle VII, Part A, BILLING CODE 4910–13–P docket numbers (FAA Docket No. FAA Subpart I, Section 40103. Under that 2011–0362 and Airspace Docket No. 11– section, the FAA is charged with ANM–7) and be submitted in triplicate DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION prescribing regulations to assign the use to the Docket Management System (see of the airspace necessary to ensure the Federal Aviation Administration ADDRESSES section for address and safety of aircraft and the efficient use of phone number). You may also submit airspace. This regulation is within the 14 CFR Part 71 comments through the Internet at scope of that authority as it establishes http://www.regulations.gov. controlled airspace at Kayenta Airport, Commenters wishing the FAA to Kayenta, AZ [Docket No. FAA–2011–0362; Airspace Docket No. 11–ANM–7] acknowledge receipt of their comments List of Subjects in 14 CFR Part 71 on this action must submit with those Proposed Modification of Class E comments a self-addressed stamped Airspace, Incorporation by reference, Airspace; Glasgow, MT postcard on which the following Navigation (air). statement is made: ‘‘Comments to FAA AGENCY: The Proposed Amendment Federal Aviation Docket No. FAA–2011–0362 and Administration (FAA), DOT. Accordingly, pursuant to the Airspace Docket No. 11–ANM–7’’. The ACTION: Notice of proposed rulemaking authority delegated to me, the Federal postcard will be date/time stamped and (NPRM). Aviation Administration proposes to returned to the commenter. All communications received on or amend 14 CFR part 71 as follows: SUMMARY: This action proposes to before the specified closing date for modify Class E Airspace at Wokal Field/ comments will be considered before PART 71—DESIGNATION OF CLASS A, Glasgow International Airport, Glasgow, taking action on the proposed rule. The B, C, D AND E AIRSPACE AREAS; AIR MT. Controlled airspace is necessary to proposal contained in this action may TRAFFIC SERVICE ROUTES; AND accommodate aircraft using Area be changed in light of comments REPORTING POINTS Navigation (RNAV) Global Positioning received. All comments submitted will System (GPS) standard instrument 1. The authority citation for 14 CFR be available for examination in the approach procedures at the airport. The part 71 continues to read as follows: public docket both before and after the FAA is proposing this action to enhance Authority: 49 U.S.C. 106(g), 40103, 40113, closing date for comments. A report the safety and management of aircraft 40120; E.O. 10854, 24 FR 9565, 3 CFR, 1959– summarizing each substantive public operations. This action would also 1963 Comp., p. 389. contact with FAA personnel concerned update the airport name. § 71.1 [Amended] with this rulemaking will be filed in the DATES: Comments must be received on docket. 2. The incorporation by reference in or before July 11, 2011. 14 CFR Part 71.1 of the Federal Aviation ADDRESSES: Send comments on this Availability of NPRMs Administration Order 7400.9U, proposal to the U.S. Department of An electronic copy of this document Airspace Designations and Reporting Transportation, Docket Operations, M– may be downloaded through the Points, dated August 18, 2010, and 30, West Building Ground Floor, Room Internet at http://www.regulations.gov. effective September 15, 2010 is W12–140, 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE., Recently published rulemaking amended as follows: Washington, DC 20590; telephone (202) documents can also be accessed through Paragraph 6005 Class E airspace areas 366–9826. You must identify FAA the FAA’s Web page at http:// extending upward from 700 feet or more Docket No. FAA–2011–0362; Airspace www.faa.gov/airports_airtraffic/ above the surface of the earth. Docket No. 11–ANM–7, at the beginning air_traffic/publications/ * * * * * of your comments. You may also submit airspace_amendments/.
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You may review the public docket substantial number of small entities VOR/DME, and within 2.7 miles each side of containing the proposal, any comments under the criteria of the Regulatory the Glasgow VOR/DME 127° radial extending received, and any final disposition in Flexibility Act. from the 4.2-mile radius to 7.4 miles person in the Dockets Office (see the The FAA’s authority to issue rules southeast of the VOR/DME, and within 2.7 miles each side of the Milk River NDB 106° ADDRESSES section for the address and regarding aviation safety is found in bearing extending from the 4.2-mile radius to phone number) between 9 a.m. and Title 49 of the U.S. Code. Subtitle 1, 7.4 miles east of the NDB. 5 p.m., Monday through Friday, except Section 106, describes the authority for Federal holidays. An informal docket the FAA Administrator. Subtitle VII, Paragraph 6005 Class E airspace areas may also be examined during normal Aviation Programs, describes in more extending upward from 700 feet or more above the surface of the earth. business hours at the Northwest detail the scope of the agency’s Mountain Regional Office of the Federal authority. This rulemaking is * * * * * Aviation Administration, Air Traffic promulgated under the authority ANM MT E5 Glasgow, MT [Modified] Organization, Western Service Center, described in Subtitle VII, Part A, Wokal Field/Glasgow International Airport, Operations Support Group, 1601 Lind Subpart I, Section 40103. Under that MT Avenue, SW., Renton, WA 98057. section, the FAA is charged with (Lat. 48°12′45″ N., long. 106°36′53″ W.) Persons interested in being placed on prescribing regulations to assign the use That airspace extending upward from 700 a mailing list for future NPRM’s should of the airspace necessary to ensure the feet above the surface within a 9.6-mile contact the FAA’s Office of Rulemaking, safety of aircraft and the efficient use of radius of the Wokal Field/Glasgow (202) 267–9677, for a copy of Advisory airspace. This regulation is within the International Airport; that airspace extending Circular No. 11–2A, Notice of Proposed scope of that authority as it modifies upward from 1,200 feet above the surface ° ′ ″ ° ′ ″ Rulemaking Distribution System, which controlled airspace at Wokal Field/ starting at Lat. 48 40 00 N., long. 106 00 02 describes the application procedure. W.; to Lat. 48°32′00″ N., long. 105°50′02″ W.; Glasgow International Airport, Glasgow, ° ′ ″ ° ′ ″ MT. to Lat. 48 03 00 N., long. 105 50 02 W.; to The Proposal Lat. 48°03′00″ N., long. 106°00′02″ W.; to Lat. The FAA is proposing an amendment List of Subjects in 14 CFR Part 71 47°49′00″ N., long. 106°22′32″ W.; to Lat. 48°15′00″ N., long. 107°07′02″ W.; to Lat. to Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations Airspace, Incorporation by reference, ° ′ ″ ° ′ ″ (14 CFR) part 71 by modifying Class E 48 40 00 N., long. 107 07 02 W., thence to Navigation (air). point of beginning. surface airspace and Class E Airspace extending upward from 700 feet above The Proposed Amendment Issued in Seattle, Washington, on May 17, 2011. the surface at Wokal Field/Glasgow Accordingly, pursuant to the International Airport, Glasgow, MT. authority delegated to me, the Federal Christine Mellon, Controlled airspace is necessary to Aviation Administration proposes to Acting Manager, Operations Support Group, accommodate aircraft using RNAV amend 14 CFR Part 71 as follows: Western Service Center. (GPS) standard instrument approach [FR Doc. 2011–12995 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] procedures at the airport, and would PART 71—DESIGNATION OF CLASS A, BILLING CODE 4910–13–P enhance the safety and management of B, C, D, AND E AIRSPACE AREAS; AIR aircraft operations. This action would TRAFFIC SERVICE ROUTES; AND also update the airport name from REPORTING POINTS NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND Glasgow International Airport to Wokal SPACE ADMINISTRATION Field/Glasgow International Airport. 1. The authority citation for 14 CFR Class E Airspace designations are Part 71 continues to read as follows: 48 CFR Part 1812 published in paragraph 6002 and 6005, Authority: 49 U.S.C. 106(g), 40103, 40113, RIN 2700–AD64 respectively, of FAA Order 7400.9U, 40120; E.O. 10854, 24 FR 9565, 3 CFR, 1959– dated August 18, 2010, and effective 1963 Comp., p. 389. Commercial Acquisition; Anchor September 15, 2010, which is § 71.1 [Amended] Tenancy incorporated by reference in 14 CFR 71.1. The Class E Airspace designation 2. The incorporation by reference in AGENCY: National Aeronautics and listed in this document will be 14 CFR Part 71.1 of the Federal Aviation Space Administration. published subsequently in this Order. Administration Order 7400.9U, ACTION: Proposed rule with request for The FAA has determined this Airspace Designations and Reporting comments. proposed regulation only involves an Points, dated August 18, 2010, and established body of technical effective September 15, 2010 is SUMMARY: NASA proposes to revise the regulations for which frequent and amended as follows: NASA FAR Supplement (NFS) to routine amendments are necessary to Paragraph 6002 Class E airspace designated include guidance consistent with keep them operationally current. as surface areas. NASA’s authority under Section 401 of the Commercial Space Competitiveness Therefore, this proposed regulation; (1) * * * * * is not a ‘‘significant regulatory action’’ Act (CSCA) of 1992. NASA may enter under Executive Order 12866; (2) is not ANM MT E2 Glasgow, MT [Amended] into multi-year anchor tenancy contracts a ‘‘significant rule’’ under DOT Wokal Field/Glasgow International Airport, for commercial space goods or services. Regulatory Policies and Procedures (44 MT Anchor Tenancy means ‘‘an arrangement ° ′ ″ ° ′ ″ FR 11034; February 26, 1979); and (3) (Lat. 48 12 45 N., long. 106 36 53 W.) in which the United States Government does not warrant preparation of a Glasgow VOR/DME agrees to procure sufficient quantities of (Lat. 48°12′55″ N., long. 106°37′32″ W.) regulatory evaluation as the anticipated a commercial space product or service Milk River NDB needed to meet Government mission impact is so minimal. Since this is a (Lat. 48°12′28″ N., long. 106°37′34″ W.) routine matter that will only affect air requirements so that a commercial Within a 4.2-mile radius of the Wokal venture is made viable.’’ traffic procedures and air navigation, it Field/Glasgow International Airport, and is certified this proposed rule, when within 2.7 miles each side of the Glasgow DATES: Interested parties should submit promulgated, would not have a VOR/DME 327° radial extending from the comments to NASA at the address significant economic impact on a 4.2-mile radius to 7.4 miles northwest of the below on or before July 25, 2011 to be
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considered in formulation of the final accordance with Executive Order 13563, (4) Existing or potential customers for rule. Improving Regulation and Regulatory the good or service other than the ADDRESSES: You may submit comments, Review, dated January 18, 2011, NASA United States Government have been identified by RIN 2007–AD64, using determined that this rule is not specifically identified; either of the following methods: (1) excessively burdensome to the public, (5) The long-term viability of the Regulations.gov: http:// and is consistent with the venture is not dependent upon a www.regulations.gov. Submit comments administrative nature of rule. This is not continued Government market or other via the Federal eRulemaking portal by a major rule under 5 U.S.C. 804. nonreimbursable Government support; and inputting RIN 2007–AD64 under the C. Regulatory Flexibility Act heading ‘‘Enter keyword or ID’’ and (6) Private capital is at risk in the This proposed rule is not expected to selecting ‘‘Search.’’ Select the link venture. have a significant economic impact on ‘‘Submit a Comment’’ that corresponds (b) Section 401 of the Commercial a substantial number of small entities with ‘‘RIN 2007–AD64.’’ Follow the Space Competitiveness Act, 15 U.S.C. within the meaning of the Regulatory instructions provided at the ‘‘Submit a 5806, allows for contracts entered into Flexibility Act, 5 U.S.C. 601 et seq. Comment’’ screen. Please include your under paragraph (a) of this section to because it does not impose any new name, company name (if any), and ‘‘RIN provide for the payment of termination requirements on small entities. 2700–AD64’’ on your attached liability in the event that the document. (2) E-mail: D. Paperwork Reduction Act Government terminates such contracts for is convenience. [email protected]. Include RIN The Paperwork Reduction Act (Pub. 2007–AD64 in the subject line of the (1) Contracts that provide for this L. 104–13) is not applicable because the payment of termination liability shall message. NFS changes do not impose information Comments received generally will be include a fixed schedule of such collection requirements that require the termination liability payments. Liability posted without change to http:// approval of the Office of Management www.regulations.gov, including any under such contracts shall not exceed and Budget under 44 U.S.C. 3501, et the total payments which the personal information provided. To seq. confirm receipt of your comment(s), Government would have made after the please check http://www.regulations.gov List of Subjects in 48 CFR Part 1812 date of termination to purchase the good approximately two to three days after Government procurement. or service if the contract were not submission to verify posting. terminated. William P. McNally, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: (2) Subject to appropriations, funds Leigh Pomponio, NASA, Office of Assistant Administrator for Procurement. available for such termination liability Procurement, Contract Management Accordingly, 48 CFR part 1812 is payments may be used for purchase of Division (Suite 5G84); (202) 358–0592; proposed to be amended as follows: the good or service upon successful facsimile 202–358–3083; e-mail: 1. The authority citation for 48 CFR delivery of the good or service pursuant [email protected]. parts 1812. to the contract. In such case, sufficient funds shall remain available to cover Authority: 42 U.S.C. 2455(a), 2473(c)(1). SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: any remaining termination liability. A. Background PART 1812—ACQUISITION OF (c) Limitations— (1) Contracts entered into under this NASA’s FAR Supplement currently COMMERCIAL ITEMS section shall not exceed 10 years in includes an incorrect statement that 2. Section 1812.7000 is revised to read duration. anchor tenancy contracts are not as follows. (2) Such contracts shall provide for permitted. This proposed rule removes delivery of the good or service on a firm, that statement, consistent with NASA’s 1812.7000 Anchor tenancy contracts. fixed price basis. authority under Section 401 of the (a) Section 401 of the Commercial (3) To the extent practicable, Commercial Space Competitiveness Act Space Competitiveness Act, 15 U.S.C. reasonable performance specifications (CSCA) of 1992 (15 U.S.C. 5806) which 5806, allows NASA, subject to shall be used to define technical provides authorization for NASA to appropriations, to enter into multi-year requirements in such contracts. enter into multi-year anchor tenancy anchor tenancy contracts for the (4) In any such contract, the contracts for commercial space goods or purchase of a good or service if the Administrator shall reserve the right to services. Administrator determines that— (1) The good or service meets the completely or partially terminate the B. Executive Orders 12866 and 13563 mission requirements of the National contract without payment of such This is not a significant regulatory Aeronautics and Space Administration; termination liability because of the action and, therefore, was not subject to (2) The commercially procured good contractor’s actual or anticipated failure review under Section 6(b) of Executive or service is cost effective; to perform its contractual obligations. Order 12866, Regulatory Planning and (3) The good or service is procured [FR Doc. 2011–10917 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Review, dated September 30, 1993. In through a competitive process; BILLING CODE 7510–01–P
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Notices Federal Register Vol. 76, No. 101
Wednesday, May 25, 2011
This section of the FEDERAL REGISTER the collection of information that such which was done as a follow-on survey contains documents other than rules or persons are not required to respond to to the 2007 Census of Agriculture proposed rules that are applicable to the the collection of information unless it Survey. The Risk Management Agency public. Notices of hearings and investigations, displays a currently valid OMB control (RMA) has made a formal agreement to committee meetings, agency decisions and number. conduct this as an annual survey. The rulings, delegations of authority, filing of pilot survey year would be 2012 for the petitions and applications and agency National Agricultural Statistics Service statements of organization and functions are reference period 2011. examples of documents appearing in this Title: Generic Clearance of Survey Need and Use of the Information: The section. Improvement Projects. information is vital to RMA in OMB Control Number: 0535–0248. determining insurance payments to Summary of Collection: The primary certified organic farmers. More DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE objectives of the National Agricultural commodity specific questions will be Statistics Service (NASS) are to prepare incorporated that would be directed at Submission for OMB Review; and issue State and national estimates of different commodities each year. This Comment Request crop and livestock production, survey will provide organic information economic and environmental statistics on acreage in production, commodity, May 20, 2010. related to agriculture and to conduct the expenses, marketing practices The Department of Agriculture has Census of Agriculture under the general (handling, distribution, retail, and submitted the following information authority of Title 7 U.S.C. Sec. 2204. collection requirement(s) to OMB for consumer purchasing patterns), and The purpose of this generic clearance is prices received by organic producers. review and clearance under the to allow NASS to continue to develop, Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, The survey will be conducted in all test, evaluate, adopt, and use state-of- States. As part of the Organic Farming Public Law 104–13. Comments the-art techniques to cover a broad range regarding (a) Whether the collection of Initiatives, the data will be used to of topics designed to improve NASS’ provide solid production and market information is necessary for the proper data collection on agriculture. performance of the functions of the data about the supply of key organic Need and Use of the Information: commodities. agency, including whether the NASS will use a number of survey information will have practical utility; Description of Respondents: Farmers, improvement techniques, as appropriate ranchers and farm managers self (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate to the individual project under of burden including the validity of the identified as organic producers. investigation. These include focus Number of Respondents: 15,000. methodology and assumptions used; (c) groups, cognitive and usability Frequency of Responses: Reporting: ways to enhance the quality, utility and laboratory and field techniques, One time. clarity of the information to be exploratory interviews, behavior coding, Total Burden Hours: 5,719. collected; (d) ways to minimize the respondent debriefing, pilot surveys and Charlene Parker, burden of the collection of information split-panel tests. The information on those who are to respond, including gathered will be used mainly for Departmental Information Collection Clearance Officer. through the use of appropriate questionnaire development and other automated, electronic, mechanical, or research and evaluation. Additionally, [FR Doc. 2011–12945 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] other technological collection NASS anticipates the benefit of BILLING CODE 3410–20–P techniques or other forms of information increased response rates through technology should be addressed to: Desk improved survey design; a goal tied Officer for Agriculture, Office of DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE directly to addressing OMB Information and Regulatory Affairs, requirements for higher response rates Office of Management and Budget Forest Service and measurement of non-response bias. (OMB), New Executive Office Building, Description of Respondents: Farms. Washington, DC; Tongass National Forest; Alaska; Bell _ Number of Respondents: 3,300. Island Geothermal Leases OIRA [email protected] or Frequency of Responses: Reporting: fax (202) 395–5806 and to Departmental Supplemental Environmental Impact On occasion. Statement Clearance Office, USDA, OCIO, Mail Total Burden Hours: 4,950. Stop 7602, Washington, DC 20250– AGENCY: Forest Service, U.S. 7602. Comments regarding these National Agricultural Statistics Service Department of Agriculture. information collections are best assured Title: Organic Production Survey ACTION: Notice of intent to prepare an of having their full effect if received (OPS) environmental impact statement. within 30 days of publication of this OMB Control Number: 0535–0249. notification. Copies of the submission(s) Summary of Collection: National SUMMARY: The U.S. Department of may be obtained by calling (202) 720– Agricultural Statistics Services (NASS) Agriculture, Forest Service, Tongass 8681. is authorized under the authority of 7 National Forest will prepare a An agency may not conduct or U.S.C. 2204(a) to collect these data. The supplemental environmental impact sponsor a collection of information 2008 Farm Bill appropriated $1 million statement (SEIS) to a 2008 programmatic unless the collection of information to NASS for assimilating and environmental impact statement (PEIS) displays a currently valid OMB control disseminating information. The 2011 titled Geothermal Leasing in the number and the agency informs Organic Production Survey (OPS) will Western United States. This analysis is potential persons who are to respond to be a follow-up survey to the 2008 OPS needed for consent determination to
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allow the Bureau of Land Management tribal consultation performed. Thus, the follows: T68S R89E S36; T68S R90E (BLM) to issue three pending leases to analysis provided in the PEIS does not S29, S30, S31 a private geothermal developer. These address actual current conditions. The —Lease AK 084544 includes leases encompass much of Bell Island Tongass National Forest must update approximately 2,560 acres, comprised and a portion of the Cleveland the PEIS to analyze effects to the of the following four contiguous Peninsula on the adjacent mainland in roadless area before making a decision sections: T68S R90E S15, S21, S22, the Alexander Archipelago of Southeast whether or not to consent to leasing the and S28 Alaska. land. —Lease AK 084545 includes The agency invites comments and The action is needed to fulfill the approximately 2,560 acres, comprised suggestions on the scope of the analysis Forest Service obligations under Section of the following four contiguous to be included in the draft SEIS. In 225 of the Energy Policy Act of 2005 sections: T68S R90E S12, S13, S14; addition, the agency gives notice of this and the Memorandum of Understanding T68S R91E S7 environmental analysis and decision between the United States Department Two alternatives were considered in making process so that interested and of the Interior (USDOI) and the United Volume II, Chapter 11 of the PEIS affected people know how they may States Department of Agriculture analysis. In Alternative A, the No- participate and contribute to the final (USDA) regarding geothermal leasing Action Alternative, the Forest Service decision. and permitting. Section 225 of the would not issue a consent DATES: Comments concerning the scope Energy Policy Act of 2005 requires that determination for any of the lease of the analysis must be received by June the USDOI and the U.S. Forest Service applications. For Alternative B, Leasing 24, 2011. The draft SEIS is projected to reduce the backlog of geothermal lease with Stipulations, the Forest Service be filed with the Environmental applications by 90 percent by August 8, would issue a consent determination for Protection Agency (EPA) in the fall 2011 2010. Section 222(d) dictates that it is a the lease applications, and the BLM and will begin a 45 day comment priority for the BLM and the Forest would issue the leases with the period. The Final Environmental Impact Service to ensure timely completion of stipulations identified in Volume I, Statement and the Record of Decision actions such as amendments to land use Chapter 2 of the PEIS and any are expected to be published in the plans, as necessary to process the additional stipulations that the Forest spring of 2012. pending lease applications. This action Service attaches to the record of ADDRESSES: You may comment on the responds to the goals and objectives decision (ROD). project in the following ways: Send outlined in the 2008 Tongass Land and Responsible Official written comments to Ketchikan-Misty Resource Management Plan (Forest Fiord Ranger District, Tongass National Plan) and helps move the Tongass The Forest Supervisor, Tongass Forest, Attn: Bell Island Geothermal National Forest towards desired National Forest, Federal Building, Lease, 3031 Tongass Ave., Ketchikan conditions described in this plan. Ketchikan, Alaksa, 99901 is the Responsible Official for making the AK 99901. Comments may also be sent Proposed Action via e-mail to comments-alaska-tongass- decision. The action proposed to meet the [email protected], with Nature of Decision To Be Made Bell Island on the subject line; or via purpose and need is for the Forest facsimile to 907–225–8738. Include Service to provide a consent Given the purpose and need, the your name, address and organization determination to the BLM to issue the deciding official reviews the proposed name if you are commenting as a three leases in the Tongass National action, the other alternatives, and the representative of an organization. Forest to the geothermal lease applicant, environmental consequences in order to FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: based upon the Reasonably Foreseeable make the following decisions: Sarah Samuelson, Tongass Minerals Development Scenario (RFD) provided —Will the Tongass National Forest Group, 8510 Mendenhall Loop Road, by the PEIS Volume II, Chapter 11. The consent to three pending lease Juneau, AK 99801. 1–907–789–6274. RFD describes in general terms the best applications on National Forest Individuals who use telecommunication professional estimate of the potential Systems lands? devices for the deaf (TDD) may call the development that may occur. The —If so, what mitigation measures in the Federal Information Relay Service decision on this SEIS would only be for form of lease stipulations will the (FIRS) at 1–800–877–8339 between an approving or disapproving consent Forest Service apply to the lease 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., Eastern Time, determination for the BLM to issue the application? Monday through Friday. leases. Any future site-specific —Does the project require a Forest Plan development of the leases would require SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: amendment? further analysis under NEPA. If authorized, the decision would give Purpose and Need for Action The project area is 7,680 acres consent to BLM to issue three pending The purpose of this initiative is to encompassing most of Bell Island as leases with the stipulations identified in update the PEIS that was prepared by well as a portion of the Cleveland Chapter 2 of the PEIS and any the BLM to address compliance actions Peninsula, on the adjacent mainland. additional stipulations that the Forest and key resource concerns not Bell Island is located near the Service attaches to the ROD. previously analyzed in Volume II, southeastern end of the Alaskan Chapter 11 of the PEIS. Chapter 11 Panhandle; approximately 43 miles Preliminary Issues examines whether or not three pending north of Ketchikan. Lease boundaries The Tongass National Forest portions lease applications on Bell Island and could be adjusted in the decision to of the lease sites are within the North Cleveland Peninsula are available for avoid unacceptable impacts on sensitive Cleveland IRA 529, comprised of geothermal leasing by the BLM. The resources. The three leases are described 109,639 acres. A non-discretionary PEIS did not recognize that the lease as follows: restriction (roadless area stipulation) applications are in the North Cleveland —Lease AK 084543 includes was developed in the PEIS for roadless Inventoried Roadless Area (IRA) 529, approximately 2,560 acres, comprised areas on any leases with National Forest nor was adequate public scoping or of four contiguous sections, as Service (NFS) inventoried roadless
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areas. Due to a Tongass 2004 exemption DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE For a copy of the agenda please to the roadless rule, the roadless contact Terri L. Henry by phone at (202) designation was not acknowledged in Grain Inspection, Packers and 205–8281 or by e-mail at Volume II, Chapter 11of the PEIS for Stockyards Administration [email protected]. Public participation will be limited to Bell Island; therefore, this restriction Advisory Committee Meeting was not identified. Before consent to the written statements unless permission is lease application can be determined, AGENCY: Grain Inspection, Packers and received from the Committee stipulations associated with this activity Stockyards Administration, USDA. Chairperson to orally address the will need to be identified. ACTION: Notice of advisory committee Advisory Committee. The meeting will meeting. be open to the public. Scoping Process Persons with disabilities who require SUMMARY: Pursuant to the Federal alternative means of communication of This notice of intent initiates the Advisory Committee Act, this program information or related scoping process, which guides the constitutes notice of the upcoming accommodations should contact Terri L. development of the environmental meeting of the Grain Inspection, Packers Henry at the telephone number listed impact statement. In addition to this and Stockyards Administration (GIPSA) above. notice, a scoping document will be Grain Inspection Advisory Committee posted on the Tongass National Forest (Advisory Committee). The Advisory Alan Christian, public website at http://www.fs.fed.us/ Committee meets twice annually to Acting Administrator, Grain Inspection, r10/tongass/projects/projects.shtml. advise the GIPSA Administrator on the Packers and Stockyards Administration. Scoping letters inviting comments will programs and services that GIPSA [FR Doc. 2011–12824 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] be sent to interested parties on the delivers under the U.S. Grain Standards BILLING CODE 3410–KD–P Tongass National Forest. Any person Act. Recommendations by the Advisory who would like to receive a scoping Committee help GIPSA better meet the letter should contact Linda Pulliam at needs of its customers who operate in a COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS dynamic and changing marketplace. the Ketchikan Misty Fiord Ranger Agenda and Notice of Public Meeting District or by e-mail: comments-alaska- DATES: June 21, 2011, 8 a.m. to 4:30 p.m.; and June 22, 2010, 8 a.m. to Noon. of the North Dakota State Advisory [email protected], Committee please put ‘‘Bell Island’’ in the subject ADDRESSES: The Advisory Committee line of the e-mail. A public meeting will meeting will take place at GIPSA’s Notice is hereby given, pursuant to be held at Ketchikan-Misty Fiord Ranger Technical Service Division, 10383 N. the provisions of the rules and District 3031 Tongass Ave., Ketchikan, Ambassador Drive, Kansas City, regulations of the U.S. Commission on Missouri 64153. Civil Rights (Commission), and the Alaska, 99901 on Thursday, June 2, Requests to orally address the 2011 from 3–7 p.m. Federal Advisory Committee Act Advisory Committee during the meeting (FACA), that a planning and orientation It is important that reviewers provide or written comments may be sent to: meeting of the North Dakota Advisory their comments at such times and in Administrator, GIPSA, U.S. Department Committee to the Commission will such manner that they are useful to the of Agriculture, 1400 Independence convene via teleconference at 3 p.m. agency’s preparation of the Avenue, SW., Stop 3601, Washington, (MDT) and adjourn at approximately 5 environmental impact statement. DC 20250–3601. Requests and p.m. (MDT) on Monday, June 27, 2011. Therefore, comments should be comments may also be faxed to (202) The purpose of the planning meeting is provided prior to the close of the 690–2173. to provide ethics training and comment period and should clearly FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: orientation to the new committee. The articulate the reviewer’s concerns and Terri L. Henry by phone at (202) 205– Committee will also be briefed on contentions. 8281 or by e-mail at activities by the Commission, as well as [email protected]. Comments received in response to other SACs in the region. this solicitation, including names and SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The This meeting is available to the public addresses of those who comment, will purpose of the Advisory Committee is to through the following toll-free call-in be part of the public record for this provide advice to the GIPSA number: (800) 516–9896, followed by proposed action. Comments submitted Administrator with respect to the Conference ID #: 8334. Any interested member of the public may call this anonymously will be accepted and implementation of the U.S. Grain number and listen to the meeting. considered, however anonymous Standards Act (7 U.S.C. 71–87k). Information about the Advisory Callers can expect to incur charges for comments will not provide the Committee is available on the GIPSA calls they initiate over wireless lines, respondent with standing to participate Web site at http://www.gipsa.usda.gov. and the Commission will not refund any in subsequent administrative review or Under the section, ‘‘I Want To * * *,’’ incurred charges. Callers will incur no judicial review. select ‘‘Learn about the Grain Inspection charge for calls they initiate over land- Dated: May 16, 2011. Advisory Committee.’’ line connections to the toll-free Forrest Cole, The agenda will include an overview telephone number. For persons with Forest Supervisor. of Federal Grain Inspection Service hearing impairments, dial 711 for relay 2011 operations, international programs, services and enter 1–800–516–9896 [FR Doc. 2011–12915 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] contract review program findings, followed by the Conference ID #: 8334. BILLING CODE 3410–11–P exceptions program, sorghum odor, new Members of the public are entitled to rice sheller implementation, moisture submit written comments; the measurement—rice and soybean study comments must be received in the results, wheat gluten tests, rapid test kit regional office by July 27, 2011. evaluation program status, and the Comments may be mailed to the Rocky quality management program. Mountain Regional Office, U.S.
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Commission on Civil Rights, 999 18th Members of the public are entitled to Council address: New England Street, Suite 1380S, Denver, CO 80202, submit written comments; the Fishery Management Council, 50 Water or faxed to (303) 866–1050, or e-mailed comments must be received in the Street, Mill 2, Newburyport, MA 01950. to [email protected]. Persons who regional office by July 27, 2011. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Paul desire additional information may Comments may be mailed to the Rocky J. Howard, Executive Director, New contact the Rocky Mountain Regional Mountain Regional Office, U.S. England Fishery Management Council; Office by e-mail at [email protected] or Commission on Civil Rights, 999–18th telephone: (978) 465–0492. by phone at (303) 866–1040. Street, Suite 1380S, Denver, CO 80202, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Records generated from this meeting or faxed to (303) 866–1050, or e-mailed may be inspected and reproduced at the to [email protected]. Persons who Tuesday, June 14, 2011—Wednesday, Rocky Mountain Regional Office, as desire additional information may June 15, 2011 they become available, both before and contact the Rocky Mountain Regional The Scientific and Statistical after the meeting. Persons interested in Office by e-mail at [email protected] or Committee (SSC) will receive an update the work of this advisory committee are by phone at (303) 866–1040. from the Groundfish Plan Development directed to the Commission’s Web site, Records generated from this meeting Team (PDT) on the process for setting http://www.usccr.gov, or may contact may be inspected and reproduced at the Acceptable Biological Catch (ABC) for the Rocky Mountain Regional Office at Rocky Mountain Regional Office, as all groundfish stocks for the period the above e-mail or street address. they become available, both before and 2012–14. The PDT will provide the SSC The meeting will be conducted after the meeting. Persons interested in with preliminary information pursuant to the rules and regulations of the work of this advisory committee are comparing past survey trends to stock the Commission and FACA. directed to the Commission’s Web site, size. In addition, the PDT will describe http://www.usccr.gov, or may contact Dated in Washington, DC, May 19, 2011. other analyses that are planned to the Rocky Mountain Regional Office at examine the reliability of stock Peter Minarik, the above e-mail or street address. Acting Chief, Regional Programs projections. The SSC may provide The meeting will be conducted guidance about any further work on Coordination Unit. pursuant to the rules and regulations of [FR Doc. 2011–12921 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] these issues. the Commission and FACA. Additionally, the SSC will review BILLING CODE 6335–01–P Dated in Washington, DC, May 19, 2011. analyses provided by the Skate PDT for Peter Minarik, the purpose of recommending an ABC COMMISSION ON CIVIL RIGHTS Acting Chief, Regional Programs for the skate fishery for fishing years Coordination Unit. 2012–2013. The SSC’s recommendation Agenda and Notice of Public Meeting [FR Doc. 2011–12923 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] will be discussed at the June 21–23 of the Montana State Advisory BILLING CODE 6335–01–P Council meeting in Portland, ME. Committee On Wednesday, June 15, 2011, the SSC will continue its review of the Notice is hereby given, pursuant to analyses provided by the Skate PDT and DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE the provisions of the rules and recommend an ABC for the skate regulations of the U.S. Commission on fishery. Civil Rights (Commission), and the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration Although non-emergency issues not Federal Advisory Committee Act contained in this agenda may come (FACA), that a planning and orientation RIN 0648–XA454 before this group for discussion, those meeting of the Montana Advisory issues may not be the subject of formal Committee to the Commission will New England Fishery Management action during this meeting. Action will convene via teleconference at 2 p.m. Council; Public Meeting be restricted to those issues specifically (MDT) and adjourn at approximately 4 listed in this notice and any issues AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries p.m. (MDT) on Wednesday, June 29, arising after publication of this notice Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and 2011. The purpose of the planning that require emergency action under Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), meeting is to provide ethics training and section 305(c) of the Magnuson-Stevens Commerce. orientation to the new committee. The Act, provided the public has been Committee will also be briefed on ACTION: Notice; public meeting. notified of the Council’s intent to take activities by the Commission, as well as final action to address the emergency. other SACs in the region. SUMMARY: The New England Fishery This meeting is available to the public Management Council (Council) is Special Accommodations scheduling a public meeting of its through the following toll-free call-in This meeting is physically accessible Scientific and Statistical Committee on number: (800) 516–9896, followed by to people with disabilities. Requests for June 14–15, 2011 to consider actions Conference ID#: 8334. Any interested sign language interpretation or other affecting New England fisheries in the member of the public may call this auxiliary aids should be directed to Paul exclusive economic zone (EEZ). number and listen to the meeting. J. Howard, Executive Director, at (978) Recommendations from this group will Callers can expect to incur charges for 465–0492, at least 5 days prior to the be brought to the full Council for formal calls they initiate over wireless lines, meeting date. consideration and action, if appropriate. and the Commission will not refund any Authority: 16 U.S.C. 1801 et seq. incurred charges. Callers will incur no DATES: This meeting will be held on charge for calls they initiate over land- Tuesday, June 14 at 10 a.m. and Dated: May 20, 2011. line connections to the toll-free Wednesday, June 15, 2011 at 8:30 a.m. Tracey L. Thompson, telephone number. For persons with ADDRESSES: The meeting will be held at Acting Director, Office of Sustainable hearing impairments, dial 711 for relay the Eastland Park Hotel, 157 High Fisheries, National Marine Fisheries Service. services and enter 1–800–516–9896 Street, Portland, ME 04101; telephone: [FR Doc. 2011–12925 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] followed by the Conference ID#: 8334. (207) 775–5411; fax: (207) 775–1066. BILLING CODE 3510–22–P
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DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE 2. Recommendations to International Oregon State Delegation 7 a.m. Fisheries Organizations Washington State Delegation 7 a.m. National Oceanic and Atmospheric E. Groundfish Management Groundfish Advisory Subpanel 8 Administration 1. National Marine Fisheries Service a.m. RIN 0648–XA455 Report Groundfish Management Team 8 2. Stock Assessments for 2013–2014 a.m. Pacific Fishery Management Council; Groundfish Fisheries Highly Migratory Species Advisory Public Meeting 3. Groundfish Amendment 16–5 and Subpanel 8 a.m. 2012 Harvest Specifications and Highly Migratory Species AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries Management Measures Management Team 8 a.m. Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and 4. Final Schedule for Completing the Salmon Technical Team 8 a.m. Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), 2013–14 Specifications and Scientific and Statistical Committee Commerce. Management Measures and 8 a.m. ACTION: Notice of public meetings. Considerations for Solving Biennial Enforcement Consultants 4:30 p.m. Cycle Process Issues Day 4—Thursday, June 9, 2011 SUMMARY: The Pacific Council and its 5. Consideration of Inseason California State Delegation 7 a.m. advisory entities will hold public Adjustments—Part 1 Oregon State Delegation 7 a.m. meetings. 6. Trawl Rationalization and Washington State Delegation 7 a.m. DATES: The Pacific Council and its Associated General Groundfish Coastal Pelagic Species Advisory advisory entities will meet June 6–13, Fishery Issues Slated for Final Subpanel 8 a.m. 2011. The Pacific Council meeting will Action, Including Those in the Coastal Pelagic Species Management begin on Wednesday, June 8, 2011 at Program Improvements and Team 8 a.m. 9 a.m., reconvening each day through Enhancement (PIE) Rule Groundfish Advisory Subpanel 8 Monday, June 13, 2011. All meetings are 7. Priority Trailing Actions Under a.m. open to the public, except a closed Trawl Rationalization Slated for Groundfish Management Team 8 session will be held from 9 a.m. until Preliminary Action a.m. 10 a.m. on Wednesday, June 8 to 8. Consideration of Inseason Scientific and Statistical Committee address litigation and personnel Adjustments—Part 2 8 a.m. matters. The Pacific Council will meet F. Administrative Matters Ecosystem Plan Development Team as late as necessary each day to 1. Legislative Matters 1 p.m. complete its scheduled business. 2. Approval of Council Meeting Enforcement Consultants As Needed ADDRESSES: Meetings of the Pacific Minutes Day 5—Friday, June 10, 2011 Council and its advisory entities will be 3. Fiscal Matters California State Delegation 7 a.m. held at the Doubletree Hotel Spokane 4. Membership Appointments and Oregon State Delegation 7 a.m. City Center, 322 North Spokane Falls Council Operating Procedures Washington State Delegation 7 a.m. Court, Spokane, WA 99201; telephone: 5. Future Council Meeting Agenda Coastal Pelagic Species Advisory (509) 455–9600. and Workload Planning Subpanel 8 a.m. Council address: Pacific Fishery G. Coastal Pelagic Species Management Coastal Pelagic Species Management Management Council, 7700 NE 1. National Marine Fisheries Service Team 8 a.m. Ambassador Place, Suite 101, Portland, Report Ecosystem Plan Development Team OR 97220. 2. Pacific Mackerel Management for 8 a.m. 2011–2012 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Groundfish Advisory Subpanel 8 Dr. H. Ecosystem Based Management Donald O. McIsaac, Executive Director; a.m. 1. Ecosystem Fishery Management Groundfish Management Team 8 telephone: (503) 820–2280 or (866) 806– Plan 7204 toll free; or access the Pacific a.m. I. Habitat Habitat Committee 8:30 a.m. Council Web site, http:// 1. Current Habitat Issues www.pcouncil.org for the current Enforcement Consultants As Needed meeting location, proposed agenda, and Schedule of Ancillary Meetings Day 6—Saturday, June 11, 2011 meeting briefing materials. Day 1—Monday, June 6, 2011 California State Delegation 7 a.m. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Scientific and Statistical Committee Oregon State Delegation 7 a.m. following items are on the Pacific Groundfish Subcommittee and Washington State Delegation 7 a.m. Council agenda, but not necessarily in Stock Assessment Review Panel Groundfish Advisory Subpanel 8 this order: 8 a.m. a.m. Groundfish Management Team 8 A. Call to Order Day 2—Tuesday, June 7, 2011 a.m. 1. Opening Remarks Groundfish Management Team 8 2. Roll Call a.m. Enforcement Consultants As Needed 3. Executive Director’s Report Salmon Advisory Subpanel 8 a.m. Day 7—Sunday, June 12, 2011 4. Approve Agenda Salmon Technical Team 8 a.m. California State Delegation 7 a.m. B. Open Comment Period Scientific and Statistical Committee Oregon State Delegation 7 a.m. 1. Comments on Non-Agenda Items 8 a.m. Washington State Delegation 7 a.m. C. Salmon Management Highly Migratory Species Advisory Enforcement Consultants As Needed 1. Fishery Management Plan Subpanel 1 p.m. Day 8—Monday, June 13, 2011 Amendment 16, Annual Catch Highly Migratory Species California State Delegation 7 a.m. Limits and Accountability Measures Management Team 1 p.m. Oregon State Delegation 7 a.m. D. Highly Migratory Species Legislative Committee 2 p.m. Washington State Delegation 7 a.m. Management Budget Committee 3:30 p.m. Enforcement Consultants As Needed 1. North Pacific Albacore Tuna Day 3—Wednesday, June 8, 2011 Although non-emergency issues not Fisheries Economic Analysis California State Delegation 7 a.m. contained in this agenda may come
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before this Council for discussion, those Roosevelt Boulevard, Key West, Florida DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE issues may not be the subject of formal 33040. National Oceanic and Atmospheric Council action during this meeting. 2. Mid-Atlantic Fishery Management Administration Council action will be restricted to those Council Meeting, June 16, 2011, 9–10 issues specifically listed in this notice a.m., Danfords Hotel & Marina, 25 East RIN 0648–XA456 and any issues arising after publication Broadway, Port Jefferson, New York of this notice that require emergency Pacific Fishery Management Council; 11777. action under Section 305(c) of the Public Meeting Magnuson-Stevens Fishery 3. New England Fishery Management Conservation and Management Act, Council Meeting, June 21, 2011, AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries provided the public has been notified of afternoon session, Holiday Inn by the Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and the Council’s intent to take final action Bay, 88 Spring Street, Portland, Maine Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), to address the emergency. Special 04101. Commerce. ACTION: Notice of a public meeting. Accommodations 4. Swedish Cultural Center, 1920 These meetings are physically Dexter Ave. N, Seattle, Washington SUMMARY: The Stock Assessment accessible to people with disabilities. 98109, July 19, 2011, 10 a.m.–noon. Review Panel (STAR Panel) for the Requests for sign language The established times for the National Pacific ocean perch and petrale sole interpretation or other auxiliary aids stock assessments will hold a work Standard 10 presentations during the should be directed to Carolyn Porter at session that is open to the public. (503) 820–2280 at least 5 days prior to various Regional Fishery Management DATES: Council meetings may be adjusted as The STAR Panel for Pacific the meeting date. ocean perch and petrale sole stock necessary to accommodate the timely Dated: May 20, 2011. assessments will be held beginning at 9 completion of discussion relevant to Tracey L. Thompson, a.m., Monday, June 20, 2011 and end at other items on the Councils’ agenda. Acting Director, Office of Sustainable 5:30 p.m. or as necessary to complete Fisheries, National Marine Fisheries Service. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: business for the day. The STAR panel [FR Doc. 2011–12926 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Debra Lambert, National Marine will reconvene on Tuesday, June 21 and BILLING CODE 3510–22–P Fisheries Service, 301–713–2341. will continue through Friday, June 24, 2011 beginning at 8 a.m. and ending at SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 5:30 p.m. each day, or as necessary to DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE complete business. Background ADDRESSES: The Stock Assessment National Oceanic and Atmospheric National Standard 10 states: Review Panel for Pacific ocean perch Administration ‘‘Conservation and management and petrale sole stock assessments will RIN 0648–BA74 measures shall, to the extent practicable, be held at the Hotel Deca, 4507 promote the safety of human life at sea.’’ Brooklyn Avenue, NE., Seattle, WA National Standard 10 Guidelines; NMFS published final guidelines for 98105; telephone: (1–800) 899–0251. Council address: Pacific Fishery Public Meetings NS10 in 1998 (63 FR 24212; May 1, Management Council (Pacific Council), AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries 1998). NMFS published an ANPR to 7700 NE Ambassador Place, Suite 101, Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and request public comment on potential Portland, OR 97220–1384. revisions to the NS10 guidelines on Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. Commerce. April 21, 2011 (76 FR 22342). More Stacey Miller, NMFS Northwest ACTION: Notice. background on this action is contained Fisheries Science Center; telephone: in the ANPR published on April 21, (541) 961–8475; or Mr. John DeVore, SUMMARY: On April 21, 2011, NMFS 2011 (76 FR 22342) and is not repeated Pacific Fishery Management Council; published an Advance Notice of here. telephone: (503) 820–2280. Proposed Rulemaking (ANPR) to request SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: public comment on potential revisions Special Accommodations The to the National Standard 10 (NS10) purpose of the STAR Panel for Pacific The public meetings listed in this Guidelines and announced a public ocean perch and petrale sole is to review draft 2011 stock assessment meeting to be held on May 19, 2011 in notice will be accessible to people with documents and any other pertinent Silver Spring, Maryland. In this notice, physical disabilities. Request for sign information for Pacific ocean perch and NMFS announces several additional language interpretation or other petrale sole, work with the Stock meetings where presentations will be auxiliary aids should be directed to Assessment Teams to make necessary given on the National Standard 10 Debra Lambert (301–713–2341), at least revisions, and produce a STAR Panel ANPR. The public will be allowed to 5 days before the scheduled session. report for use by the Pacific Council comment at the meetings. Dated: May 19, 2011. family and other interested persons for DATES: Meetings are scheduled in June Margo Schulze-Haugen, developing management and July. Dates and locations of Acting Director, Office of Sustainable recommendations for 2013–14 fisheries. meetings are listed under ADDRESSES. Fisheries, National Marine Fisheries Service. No management actions will be decided ADDRESSES: Presentations on National [FR Doc. 2011–12980 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] by the STAR Panel. The STAR Panel’s Standard 10 will be given at the BILLING CODE 3510–22–P role will be development of following additional locations: recommendations and reports for 1. Joint Session of the South Atlantic consideration by the Pacific Council at Fishery Management Council and Gulf its September meeting in San Mateo, of Mexico Fishery Management Council, CA. June 10, 2011, 1–1:45 p.m, at the Although non-emergency issues not Marriott Beachside Hotel, 3841 North contained in the meeting agenda may
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come before the STAR Panel FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Permits, Conservation and Education participants for discussion, those issues Tammy Adams or Amy Sloan, (301) Division, Office of Protected may not be the subject of formal STAR 713–2289. Resources, NMFS, 1315 East-West Panel action during this meeting. STAR SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On March Highway, Room 13705, Silver Spring, Panel action will be restricted to those 14, 2011, notice was published in the MD 20910; phone (301) 713–2289; fax issues specifically listed in this notice Federal Register (76 FR 13603) that a (301) 713–0376; and and any issues arising after publication request for a permit to conduct research Alaska Region, NMFS, P.O. Box 21668, of this notice that require emergency on marine mammals had been Juneau, AK 99802–1668; phone (907) action under Section 305(c) of the submitted by the above-named 586–7221; fax (907) 586–7249. Magnuson-Stevens Fishery applicant. The requested permit has FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Conservation and Management Act, been issued under the authority of the Tammy Adams or Laura Morse, (301) provided the public has been notified of Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972, 713–2289. the STAR Panel participants’ intent to as amended (16 U.S.C. 1361 et seq.), and SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On April take final action to address the the regulations governing the taking and 4, 2011, notice was published in the emergency. importing of marine mammals (50 CFR Federal Register (76 FR 18533) that a part 216). request for a permit to conduct research Special Accommodations The permit authorizes taking marine on marine mammals had been This meeting is physically accessible mammals in California, Oregon, and submitted by the above-named to people with disabilities. Requests for Washington to investigate population applicant. The requested permit has sign language interpretation or other status, health, demographic parameters, been issued under the authority of the auxiliary aids should be directed to Ms. life history and foraging ecology of Marine Mammal Protection Act of 1972, Carolyn Porter at (503) 820–2280 at least California sea lions (Zalophus as amended (16 U.S.C. 1361 et seq.), and 5 days prior to the meeting date. californianus), Pacific harbor seals the regulations governing the taking and Dated: May 20, 2011. (Phoca vitulina), and northern elephant seals (Mirounga angustrirostris), with importing of marine mammals (50 CFR Tracey L. Thompson, incidental harassment of northern fur part 216). Acting Director, Office of Sustainable seals (Callorhinus ursinus). The permit The permit authorizes taking spotted Fisheries, National Marine Fisheries Service. is valid for field studies from July 1, (Phoca largha), ringed (Phoca hispida), [FR Doc. 2011–12927 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 2011 through June 30, 2016. bearded (Erignathus barbatus), and BILLING CODE 3510–22–P In compliance with the National ribbon seals (Histriophoca fasciata) in Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (42 the Bering, Chukchi, and Beaufort Seas U.S.C. 4321 et seq.), a final of Alaska to monitor the status and DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE determination has been made that the health of all four species by analyzing activity proposed is categorically samples from the subsistence harvest National Oceanic and Atmospheric and by documenting movements and Administration excluded from the requirement to prepare an environmental assessment or habitat use by tracking animals with RIN 0648–XA292 environmental impact statement. satellite transmitters. The permit is valid for field studies from January 2012 Dated: May 19, 2011. Marine Mammals; File No. 16087 through December 2016. P. Michael Payne, In compliance with the National AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries Chief, Permits, Conservation and Education Environmental Policy Act of 1969 (42 Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and Division, Office of Protected Resources, National Marine Fisheries Service. U.S.C. 4321 et seq.), a final Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), determination has been made that the Commerce. [FR Doc. 2011–13001 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] activity proposed is categorically ACTION: Notice; issuance of permit. BILLING CODE 3510–22–P excluded from the requirement to prepare an environmental assessment or SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given that a environmental impact statement. permit has been issued to NMFS DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE National Marine Mammal Laboratory, Dated: May 20, 2011. Seattle, WA, to conduct research on National Oceanic and Atmospheric Tammy C. Adams, marine mammals. Administration Acting Chief, Permits, Conservation and ADDRESSES: The permit and related RIN 0648–XA341 Education Division, Office of Protected documents are available for review Resources, National Marine Fisheries Service. upon written request or by appointment Marine Mammals; File No. 15324 [FR Doc. 2011–12977 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 3510–22–P in the following offices: AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries Permits, Conservation and Education Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and Division, Office of Protected Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE Resources, NMFS, 1315 East-West Commerce. Highway, Room 13705, Silver Spring, ACTION: Notice; issuance of permit. National Oceanic and Atmospheric MD 20910; phone (301) 713–2289; fax Administration (301) 713–0376; SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given that a Northwest Region, NMFS, 7600 Sand permit has been issued to the Alaska Point Way, NE., BIN C15700, Bldg. 1, Department of Fish and Game, Division RIN 0648–XA444 of Wildlife Conservation, Juneau, AK, to Seattle, WA 98115–0700; phone (206) Marine Mammals and Endangered conduct research on marine mammals. 526–6150; fax (206) 526–6426; and Species; File Nos. 14245, 1596–03, and Southwest Region, NMFS, 501 West ADDRESSES: The permit and related 14726–01 Ocean Blvd., Suite 4200, Long Beach, documents are available for review CA 90802–4213; phone (562) 980– upon written request or by appointment AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries 4001; fax (562) 980–4018. in the following offices: Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and
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Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), researchers may opportunistically Florida that serve as developmental Commerce. collect sloughed skin, fecal samples, habitat for pelagic stage juvenile and ACTION: Notice; issuance of permit and and carcass remains. Research activities neonate loggerhead (Caretta caretta), permit modifications. in the Southern Ocean were withdrawn green (Chelonia mydas), Kemp’s ridley by NMML after the close of the public (Lepidochelys kempii), hawksbill SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given that comment period. In addition, NMFS did (Eretmochelys imbricata), and NMFS has issued a permit and two not authorize requested capture leatherback sea turtles, to quantify permit modifications to conduct activities for Cook Inlet beluga whales. threats to pelagic sea turtles, and to research on marine mammals or sea The permit is valid through May 1, gather information on their life-history, turtles. 2016. genetics, movements, behavior, and ADDRESSES: The permit, permit On May 12, 2010, notice was diet. Researchers are authorized to modifications, and related documents published in the Federal Register (75 capture by dip net, flipper and PIT tag, are available for review upon written FR 26715) that a modification of Permit measure, weigh, and oral swab sea request or by appointment in the No. 1596–02 had been requested by the turtles. A subset of animals may be skin following offices: See SUPPLEMENTARY NMFS Southwest Fisheries Science biopsied, lavaged or have a satellite tag INFORMATION. Center (SWFSC; File No. 1596–03) for attached. The permit modification research on sea turtles. The SWFSC (Dr. authorizes Dr. Witherington to: (1) FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Lisa Ballance, Responsible Party), 3333 Amy Hapeman (for all permits) or one Increase the number and life stages of N. Torrey Pines Ct., La Jolla, CA 92037 of the following analysts: Carrie Hubard sea turtles that may be taken annually; was issued a modification to Permit No. (For File No. 14245), Colette Cairns (for (2) authorize fecal sampling for all 1596–02, issued May 3, 2009 (74 FR File No. 1596–03) or Kristy Beard (for animals and satellite tagging for a subset 38585). Permit No. 1596–02 authorizes File No. 14726–01) at (301)713–2289. of green sea turtles; and (3) expand the the SWFSC to conduct research on authorized study area to include the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On April leatherback (Dermochelys coriacea) sea entire Gulf of Mexico. This work will: 27, 2010 and December 29, 2010, turtles captured off the western coast of (1) Identify threats to pelagic sea turtles, notices were published in the Federal the continental United States to and (2) document the density, Register (75 FR 26715 and 81970, continue long-term monitoring of the condition, diet, and potential respectively) that a request for a permit status of the species. Researchers may Mississippi Canyon 252 oil exposure of to conduct research on 33 species of capture, measure, weigh, blood and pelagic sea turtles associated with cetaceans and harass eight species of tissue sample, photograph, flipper and floating Sargassum as part of the post- pinnipeds had been submitted by the passive integrated transponder (PIT) tag, spill Natural Resources Damage NMFS National Marine Mammal fat biopsy, ultrasound, satellite tag, and Assessment of the BP Deepwater Laboratory (NMML; File No. 14245). attach a VHF/TDR/sonic tag/video Horizon event. The modified permit is The requested permit has been issued system, VHR/TDR/sonic tag/GPS unit, valid through December 31, 2011. under the authority of the Marine or VHR/TDR/sonic tag/GPS/video The requested permit modifications Mammal Protection Act of 1972, as camera system to leatherback sea turtles. have been granted under the authority amended (16 U.S.C. 1361 et seq.), the Animals with the video camera system of the Endangered Species Act of 1973, regulations governing the taking and may be re-approached to collect the unit as amended (ESA; 16 U.S.C. 1531 et importing of marine mammals (50 CFR and then sampled, tagged, and have seq.) and the regulations governing the part 216), the Endangered Species Act of another video camera unit attached. taking, importing, and exporting of 1973, as amended (ESA; 16 U.S.C. 1531 This permit modification, No. 1596–03, endangered and threatened species (50 et seq.), the regulations governing the authorizes the SWFSC to directly attach CFR 222–226). taking, importing, and exporting of a tag to the animal’s medial ridge in An environmental assessment (EA) or endangered and threatened species (50 place of the previously authorized supplemental EA was prepared for each CFR parts 222–226), and the Fur Seal harness attachment. Researchers may permit request analyzing the effects of Act of 1966, as amended (16 U.S.C. 1151 also attach a VHF/TDR/Sonic tag/GPS/ the permitted activities on the human et seq.). The NMML (Dr. John Bengtson, Video camera system by suction cup to environment in compliance with the Responsible Party), Alaska Fisheries the free-swimming turtle prior to National Environmental Policy Act of Science Center, 7600 Sand Point Way, capture. These tags would provide 1969 (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.). Based on NE, Seattle, WA 98115–6349 has been valuable information on leatherback these analyses, NMFS determined that issued a 5-year permit to conduct movements and behavior in the Pacific issuance of the permit and permit research in the Pacific, Atlantic, and Ocean between their foraging areas and modifications would not significantly Arctic Oceans on marine mammals nesting beaches. The modification is impact the quality of the human including endangered blue valid until the permit expires February environment and that preparation of an (Balaenoptera musculus), sei (B. 1, 2012. environmental impact statement was borealis), fin (B. physalus), sperm On February 3, 2011, notice was not required. That determination is (Physeter macrocephalus), North Pacific published in the Federal Register (76 documented in a Finding of No right (Eubalaena japonica), bowhead FR 6118) that a modification to Permit Significant Impact (FONSI), signed on (Balaena mysticetus), humpback No. 14726 had been requested by Dr. the following dates for each permit: File (Megaptera novaeangliae), Southern Blair Witherington (File No. 14726–01) No. 14245: April 22, 2011, File No. Resident killer (Orcinus orca), and Cook for research on sea turtles. Dr. 1596–03: April 15, 2011, and File No. Inlet beluga (Delphinapterus leucas) Witherington, Florida Fish and Wildlife 14726–01: April 7, 2011. whales to monitor cetaceans for Conservation Commission, 9700 South As required by the ESA, issuance of scientific and management purposes. A1A, Melbourne Beach, FL, 32951 was the permits and permit modifications Research activities include aerial and issued a modification to Permit No. was based on a finding that such vessel surveys, biopsy sampling, 14726, issued September 3, 2010 (75 FR permits: (1) Were applied for in good tagging, and/or captures and a suite of 61133). Permit No. 14726 authorizes faith; (2) will not operate to the sampling procedures associated with him to locate and describe areas of the disadvantage of such endangered captures. During vessel surveys Atlantic Ocean and Gulf of Mexico near species; and (3) are consistent with the
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purposes and policies set forth in seabird and pinniped research activities certain findings are made and, if the section 2 of the ESA. on Southeast Farallon Island, An˜ o taking is limited to harassment, a notice Documents may be reviewed at: all of Nuevo Island, and Point Reyes National of a proposed authorization is provided the following locations for File No. Seashore in central California. Pursuant to the public for review. 14245, the Southwest Region for File to the Marine Mammal Protection Act Authorization for the incidental No. 1596–03, and the Southeast Region (MMPA), NMFS is requesting comments taking of small numbers of marine for File No. 14726–01: on its proposal to issue an IHA to PRBO mammals shall be granted if NMFS Permits, Conservation and Education to incidentally harass, by Level B finds that the taking will have a Division, Office of Protected Resources, harassment only, four species of marine negligible impact on the species or NMFS, 1315 East-West Highway, Room mammals during the specified activity stock(s), and will not have an 13705, Silver Spring, MD 20910; phone from July, 2011 through June, 2012. unmitigable adverse impact on the (301)713–2289; fax (301)713–0376; DATES: Comments and information must availability of the species or stock(s) for Northwest Region, NMFS, 7600 Sand be received no later than June 24, 2011. subsistence uses (where relevant). The Point Way NE, BIN C15700, Bldg. 1, ADDRESSES: Comments on the authorization must set forth the Seattle, WA 98115–0700; phone application should be addressed to P. permissible methods of taking, other (206)526–6150; fax (206)526–6426; Michael Payne, Chief, Permits, means of effecting the least practicable Alaska Region, NMFS, P.O. Box Conservation and Education Division, adverse impact on the species or stock 21668, Juneau, AK 99802–1668; phone Office of Protected Resources, National and its habitat, and requirements (907)586–7221; fax (907)586–7249; Marine Fisheries Service, 1315 East- pertaining to the mitigation, monitoring Southwest Region, NMFS, 501 West West Highway, Silver Spring, MD and reporting of such takings. NMFS Ocean Blvd., Suite 4200, Long Beach, 20910. The mailbox address for has defined ‘‘negligible impact’’ in 50 CA 90802–4213; phone (562)980–4001; providing e-mail comments is CFR 216.103 as ‘‘* * * an impact fax (562)980–4018; [email protected]. NMFS is not resulting from the specified activity that Pacific Islands Region, NMFS, 1601 responsible for e-mail comments send to cannot be reasonably expected to, and is Kapiolani Blvd., Rm 1110, Honolulu, HI addresses other than the one provided not reasonably likely to, adversely affect 96814–4700; phone (808)944–2200; fax here. Comments sent via e-mail, the species or stock through effects on (808)973–2941; including all attachments, must not annual rates of recruitment or survival.’’ Northeast Region, NMFS, 55 Great exceed a 10-megabyte file size. Section 101(a)(5)(D) of the MMPA Republic Drive, Gloucester, MA 01930; All comments received are a part of established an expedited process by phone (978)281–9328; fax (978) 281– the public record and will generally be which citizens of the United States can 9394; and posted to http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/ apply for an authorization to Southeast Region, NMFS, 263 13th permits/incidental.htm#applications incidentally take small numbers of Avenue South, Saint Petersburg, Florida without change. All Personal Identifying marine mammals by harassment. 33701; phone (727)824–5312; fax Information (for example, name, Section 101(a)(5)(D) of the MMPA (727)824–5309. address, etc.) voluntarily submitted by establishes a 45-day time limit for Dated: May 19, 2011. the commenter may be publicly NMFS’ review of an application P. Michael Payne, accessible. Do not submit confidential followed by a 30-day public notice and Chief, Permits, Conservation and Education business information or otherwise comment period on any proposed Division, Office of Protected Resources, sensitive or protected information. authorizations for the incidental National Marine Fisheries Service. A copy of the application containing harassment of small numbers of marine [FR Doc. 2011–12999 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] a list of the references used in this mammals. Within 45 days of the close BILLING CODE 3510–22–P document may be obtained by writing to of the public comment period, NMFS the above address, telephoning the must either issue or deny the contact listed here (see FOR FURTHER authorization. DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE INFORMATION CONTACT) or visiting the Except with respect to certain Internet at: http://www.nmfs.noaa.gov/ activities not pertinent here, the MMPA National Oceanic and Atmospheric pr/permits/incidental.htm#applications. defines ‘‘harassment’’ as: Administration Documents cited in this notice may be any act of pursuit, torment, or annoyance RIN 0648–XA201 viewed, by appointment, during regular which (i) has the potential to injure a marine business hours, at the aforementioned mammal or marine mammal stock in the wild Takes of Marine Mammals Incidental to address. [Level A harassment]; or (ii) has the potential Specified Activities; Seabird and FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: to disturb a marine mammal or marine Pinniped Research Activities in Central Jeannine Cody, Office of Protected mammal stock in the wild by causing California, 2011–2012 Resources, NMFS (301) 713–2289, ext. disruption of behavioral patterns, including, but not limited to, migration, breathing, AGENCY: National Marine Fisheries 113. nursing, breeding, feeding, or sheltering Service (NMFS), National Oceanic and SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: [Level B harassment]. Atmospheric Administration (NOAA), Background Summary of Request Commerce. ACTION: Notice; proposed incidental Section 101(a)(5)(D) of the MMPA (16 NMFS received an application on harassment authorization; request for U.S.C. 1371 (a)(5)(D)) directs the January 10, 2011, from PRBO requesting comments. Secretary of Commerce to authorize, the taking by harassment, of small upon request, the incidental, but not numbers of marine mammals, incidental SUMMARY: NMFS has received an intentional, taking of small numbers of to conducting seabird and pinniped application from PRBO Conservation marine mammals of a species or research activities on Southeast Farallon Science (PRBO), for an Incidental population stock, by United States Island, An˜ o Nuevo Island, and Point Harassment Authorization (IHA) to take citizens who engage in a specified Reyes National Seashore in central marine mammals, by harassment, activity (other than commercial fishing) California (CA). PRBO, along with incidental to conducting proposed within a specified geographical region if partners Oikonos Ecosystem Knowledge
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and Point Reyes National Seashore, plan South Farallon Islands conducted within the interior of the to conduct the proposed activities for The South Farallon Islands (SFI) island away from the intertidal areas one year. NMFS reviewed PRBO’s consist of Southeast Farallon Island where the pinnipeds haul out. Most application and identified a number of (SEFI) located at 37°41′54.32″ N, potential for incidental take would issues requiring further clarification. 123°0′8.33″ W and West End Island occur when the researchers approach or After addressing comments from NMFS, (WEI). These two islands are directly depart the intertidal area by motorboat PRBO modified its application and adjacent to each other and separated by or when the researchers walk within 50 submitted a revised application on only a 30-foot (ft) (9.1 meter (m)) ft (15.2 m) of the haulout areas to enter February 23, 2011. NMFS determined channel. The SFI have a land area of the observation blinds to observe that application complete and adequate approximately 120 acres (0.49 square shorebirds. on April 18, 2011. kilometers (km)) and are part of the Field Station Resupply on SEFI PRBO’s proposed research activities Farallon National Wildlife Refuge. The PRBO proposes to resupply the field involve monitoring and censusing islands are located near the edge of the station once every two weeks at a seabird colonies; observing seabird continental shelf 28 miles (mi) (45.1 km) maximum frequency of 26 visits. nesting habitat; restoring nesting west of San Francisco, CA, and lie Resupply activities involve personnel burrows; observing breeding elephant within the waters of the Gulf of the approaching either the North Landing or seals, and resupplying a field station. Farallones National Marine Sanctuary East Landing by motorboat. At East The proposed activities would occur in (NMS). Landing—the primary landing site—all the vicinity of pinniped haul out sites An˜ o Nuevo Island personnel assisting with the landing would stay on the loading platform located on Southeast Farallon Island An˜ o Nuevo Island (ANI) located at ° ′ ″ ° ′ ″ ˜ approximately 30 ft (9.1 m) above the (37 41 54.32 N, 123 0 8.33 W), Ano 37°6′29.25″ N, 122°20′12.20″ W is one- ° ′ ″ water. At North Landing, loading Nuevo Island (37 6 29.25 N, quarter mile (402 m) offshore of An˜ o ° ′ ″ operations would occur at the water 122 20 12.20 W), or within Point Reyes Nuevo Point in San Mateo County, CA. ° ′ ″ level in the intertidal areas. Most National Seashore (37 59 38.61 N, This small 25-acre (0.1 square km) ° ′ ″ potential for incidental take would 122 58 24.90 W) in Central CA. island is part of the An˜ o Nuevo State occur when the researchers approach Acoustic and visual stimuli generated Reserve, all of which is owned and the area by motorboat or when the by: (1) Noise generated by motorboat operated by California State Parks. ANI researchers load or unload supplies approaches and departures; (2) noise lies within the Monterey Bay NMS and onshore. generated during restoration activities the newly established An˜ o Nuevo State and loading operations while Marine Conservation Area. Seabird Research on An˜ o Nuevo Island (ANI) resupplying the field station; and (3) Point Reyes National Seashore human presence during seabird and PRBO, in collaboration with Point Reyes National Seashore (PRNS) pinniped research activities, may have Oikonos—Ecosystem Knowledge, located is approximately 40 miles (64.3 the potential to cause California sea proposes to monitor seabird burrow km) north of San Francisco Bay and also lions (Zalophus californianus), Pacific nesting habitat quality and to conduct lies within the Gulf of the Farallones harbor seals (Phoca vitulina), northern habitat restoration at a maximum NMS. The proposed research areas (Life elephant seals (Mirounga angustirostris), frequency of 20 visits per year. This Boat Station, Drakes Beach, and Point and Steller sea lions (Eumetopias activity involves two to three Bonita) are within the headland coastal jubatus) hauled out on Southeast researchers accessing the north side of areas of the national park. Farallon Island, An˜ o Nuevo Island, or the island by a 12 ft (3.7 m) Zodiac boat. Point Reyes National Seashore to flush Description of the Specified Activity Once onshore, the researchers will into the surrounding water or to cause check subterranean nest boxes and Seabird Research on SEFI a short-term behavioral disturbance for restore any nesting habitat for marine mammals in the proposed areas. PRBO proposes to conduct: (1) Daily approximately 15 min. These types of disturbances are the observations of seabird colonies at a Most potential for incidental take principal means of marine mammal maximum frequency of three 15-minute would occur at the landing beach on the taking associated with these activities (min) visits per day; and (2) conduct north side of the island when the and PRBO has requested an daily observations of breeding common researchers arrive and depart to check authorization to take 5,104 California murres (Uria aalge) at a maximum the boxes. Non-breeding pinnipeds may sea lions, 526 harbor seals, 190 northern frequency of one 5-hour visit per day occasionally be present, including elephant seals, and 20 Steller sea lions between July, 2011 and June, 2012. California sea lions that may be hauled (Eumetopias jubatus) by Level B These activities usually involve one or out near a small group of subterranean harassment only. two observers conducting daily seabird nest boxes on the island terrace. censuses of seabirds or conducting To date, NMFS has issued three 1- In both locations researchers are located mark/recapture studies of breeding year IHAs to PRBO for the conduct of more than 50 ft (15.2 m) away from any seabirds on SEFI. The researchers plan pinnipeds which may be hauled out. the same activities from 2007 to 2010. to access the island’s two landing areas, This is PRBO’s fourth request for an IHA the North Landing and the East Landing, Seabird Research on Point Reyes and the monitoring results from the by 14 to 18 ft (4.3 to 5.5 m) open National Seashore (PRNS) 2008–2009 IHA appear in the Proposed motorboats which are hoisted onto the The National Park Service in Monitoring section of this notice. island using a derrick system and then collaboration with PRBO monitors Description of the Specified Geographic travel by foot to coastal areas of the seabird breeding and roosting colonies; Region island to view breeding seabirds from conducts habitat restoration; removes behind an observation blind. non-native plants; monitors intertidal The proposed action area consists of The potential for incidental take areas; maintains coastal dune habitat. the following three locations in the related to the mark/recapture studies is Seabird monitoring usually involves one northeast Pacific Ocean: very low as these activities are or two observers conducting the survey
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by small boats (12 to 22 ft; 3.6 to 6.7 m) www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/pdfs/sars/ 2006 around 700 pups were born at along the PRNS shoreline. Researchers po2010_draft.pdf and http:// three primary breeding areas. The would visit the site at a maximum www.nmfs.noaa.gov/pr/pdfs/sars/ population on the Farallon Islands has frequency of 20 times per year, with an ak2010_draft.pdf respectively. Refer to declined by 3.4 percent per year since emphasis on increasing monitoring these documents for information on 1983, and in recent years numbers have during the nesting season. Researchers these species. Additional information fluctuated between 100 and 200 pups would conduct occasional, intermittent on these species is presented below this (W. Sydeman, D. Lee, unpubl. data). visits during the rest of the year. section. Observers first sighted elephant seals on A majority of the research occurs in An˜ o Nuevo Island in 1955 and today the Northern Elephant Seal areas where marine mammals are not population ranges from 900 to 1,000 present. However, the potential for Northern elephant seals are not listed adults (M. Lowry, unpubl. data). incidental harassment will occur at the as threatened or endangered under the Elephant seals congregate in central landing beaches along Point Reyes ESA, nor are they categorized as California to breed from late November Headland, boat ramps, or parking lots depleted under the MMPA. The to March. Females typically give birth to where northern elephant seals, harbor northern elephant breeding population a single pup and attend the pup for up seals, or California sea lions may be is distributed from central Baja to six weeks. Breeding occurs after the hauled out in the vicinity. California, Mexico, to the Point Reyes pup is weaned by attending males. After Peninsula in northern California. Along breeding, seals migrate to the Gulf of Pinniped Research on West End Island this coastline there are 13 major Alaska or deeper waters in the eastern (WEI) breeding colonies. Pacific. Adult females and juveniles Pinniped research activities involve Populations of northern elephant return to terrestrial colonies to molt in surveying breeding northern elephant seals in the U.S. and Mexico were all April and May, and males return in June seals on WEI between early December originally derived from a few tens or a and July to molt, remaining onshore for and late February. At least three few hundreds of individuals surviving around three weeks. researchers would visit the site at a in Mexico after being nearly hunted to maximum frequency of five times per extinction (Stewart et al., 1994). Given California Sea Lion year. To conduct the census, the the very recent derivation of most California sea lions are not listed as researchers would travel by foot rookeries, no genetic differentiation threatened or endangered under the approximately 1,500 ft (457.2 m) above would be expected. Although movement ESA, nor are they categorized as the site to conduct the census. and genetic exchange continues depleted under the MMPA. The Historically, a few juvenile Steller sea between rookeries, most elephant seals California sea lion includes three lions may haul out on a spit of rocks return to their natal rookeries when they subspecies: Z. c. wollebaeki (on the called Shell Beach Rocks below the start breeding (Huber et al., 1991). The Galapagos Islands), Z. c. japonicus (in transit path to the northern elephant California breeding population is now Japan, but now thought to be extinct), seal haul out. Thus, the potential for demographically isolated from the Baja and Z. c. californianus (found from incidental harassment of Steller sea California population. No international southern Mexico to southwestern lions may occur when the researchers agreements exist for the joint Canada; herein referred to as the transit above Shell Beach Rocks. management of this species by the U.S. California sea lion). The subspecies is NMFS expects that acoustic and and Mexico. The California breeding comprised of three stocks: (1) The U.S. visual stimuli resulting from the population is considered to be a stock, beginning at the U.S./Mexico proposed motorboat operations and separate stock (Caretta et al., 2010). border extending northward into human presence has the potential to A complete population count of Canada; (2) the western Baja California harass marine mammals, incidental to elephant seals is not possible because stock, extending from the U.S./Mexico the conduct of the proposed activities. all age classes are not ashore at the same border to the southern tip of the Baja NMFS expects these disturbances to be time. Elephant seal population size is California peninsula; and (3) the Gulf of temporary and result, at worst, in a typically estimated by counting the California stock, which includes the temporary modification in behavior number of pups produced and Gulf of California from the southern tip and/or low-level physiological effects multiplying by the inverse of the of the Baja California peninsula and (Level B Harassment) of small numbers expected ratio of pups to total animals across to the mainland and extends to of certain species of marine mammals. (McCann, 1985). Stewart et al., (1994) southern Mexico (Lowry et al., 1992). used McCann’s multiplier of 4.5 to In 2009, the estimated population of Description of the Marine Mammals in extrapolate from 28,164 pups to a the U.S. stock of California sea lion the Area of the Proposed Specified population estimate of 127,000 elephant ranged from 141,842 to 238,000 animals Activity seals in the U.S. and Mexico in 1991. and the maximum population growth The marine mammals most likely to The multiplier of 4.5 was based on a rate was 6.52 percent when pup counts be harassed incidental to conducting non-growing population. Boveng (1988) from El Nin˜ o years (1983, 1984, 1992, seabird and pinniped research at the and Barlow et al. (1993) suggest that a 1993, 1998, and 2003) were removed proposed research areas on SEFI, ANI, multiplier of 3.5 is more appropriate for (Carretta et al., 2010). and PRNS are primarily California sea a rapidly growing population such as Major rookeries for the California sea lions, northern elephant seals, Pacific the California stock of elephant seals. lion exist on the Channel Islands off harbor seals, and to a lesser extent the Based on the estimated 35,549 pups southern California and on the islands eastern distinct population of the Steller born in California in 2005 and this 3.5 situated along the east and west coasts sea lion which is listed as endangered multiplier, the California stock was of Baja California. Males are under the U.S. Endangered Species Act approximately 124,000 in 2005. polygamous, establishing breeding of 1973 (ESA; 16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.) At Point Reyes, the population grew territories that may include up to General information of these species at 32.8 percent per year between 1988 fourteen females. They defend their can be found in Caretta et al., (2010) and and 1997 (Sydeman and Allen, 1999) territories with aggressive physical Allen and Angliss (2010) and is and around 10 percent per year since displays and vocalization. Sea lions available at the following URLs: http:// 2000 (S. Allen, unpubl. data), and in reach sexual maturity at four to five
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years old and the breeding season lasts In California, over 500 harbor seal (other than between adjoining rookeries) from May to August. Most pups are born haulout sites are widely distributed appears low, although males have a from May through July and weaned at along the mainland and offshore higher tendency to disperse than 10 months old. islands, and include rocky shores, females (NMFS 1995, Trujillo et al., The U.S. stock of California sea lion beaches and intertidal sandbars (Lowry 2004, Hoffman et al., 2006). A is the only stock present in the proposed et al., 2005). On the Farallon Islands, northward shift in the overall breeding research area and in recent years, approximately 40 to 120 Pacific harbor distribution has occurred, with a California sea lions have begun to breed seals haul out in the intertidal areas contraction of the range in southern annually in small numbers at Southeast (PRBO unpublished data). Harbor seals California and new rookeries Farallon and An˜ o Nuevo Islands. at PRNS haul out at nine locations with established in southeastern Alaska On the Farallon Islands, California sea an annual population of up to 4,000 (Pitcher et al., 2007). lions haul out in many intertidal areas animals (M. Lowry, unpublished data). The current population of eastern year round, fluctuating from several On An˜ o Nuevo Island, harbor seals may Steller sea lions in the proposed hundred to several thousand animals. haul out at one of eight beach areas on research area is estimated to number California sea lions at PRNS haul out at the perimeter of the island (see Figure between 50 and 750 animals. The PRBO only a few locations, but will occur on 2 in PRBO’s Application) and the estimates that between 50 and 150 human structures such as boat ramps. island’s average population ranges from Steller sea lions live on the Farallon The annual population averages around 100 to 150 animals (M. Lowry, Islands, and the NMFS Southwest 300 to 500 during the fall through spring unpublished data). Fisheries Science Center (SWFSC) months, although on occasion, several Harbor seals mate at sea and females estimates between 400 and 600 live on thousand sea lions can arrive depending give birth during the spring and ANI (PRBO unpublished data, 2008; upon local prey resources (S. Allen, summer, although, the pupping season SWFSC unpublished data, 2008). unpublished data). On An˜ o Nuevo varies with latitude. Pups are nursed for On SEFI, the abundance of females Island, California sea lions may haul out an average of 24 days and are ready to declined an average of 3.6 percent per at one of eight beach areas on the swim minutes after being born. Harbor year from 1974 to 1997 (Sydeman and perimeter of the island (see Figure 2 in seal pupping takes place at many Allen, 1999). Pup counts at ANI the Application). The island’s average locations and rookery size varies from a declined 5 percent annually through the population ranges from 4,000 to 9,500 few pups to many hundreds of pups. 1990s (NOAA Stock Assessment, 2003), animals (M. Lowry, unpublished data). Steller Sea Lion and have apparently stabilized between Pacific Harbor Seal 2001 and 2005 (M. Lowry, SWFSC The Steller sea lion eastern stock is unpublished data). Pacific harbor seals are not listed as listed as threatened under the ESA and In 2000, the combined pup estimate threatened or endangered under the is categorized as depleted under the for both islands was 349. In 2005, the ESA, nor are they categorized as MMPA. Steller sea lions range along the pup estimate was 204 on ANI. Pup depleted under the MMPA. The animals North Pacific Rim from northern Japan counts on the Farallon Islands have inhabit near-shore coastal and estuarine to California (Loughlin et al., 1984), generally varied from five to 15 areas from Baja California, Mexico, to with centers of abundance and (Hastings and Sydeman, 2002; PRBO the Pribilof Islands in Alaska. Pacific distribution in the Gulf of Alaska and unpublished data). Pups have not been harbor seals are divided into two Aleutian Islands, respectively. Two born at Point Reyes Headland since the subspecies: P. v. stejnegeri in the separate stocks of Steller sea lions were 1970s and Steller sea lions are seen in western North Pacific, near Japan, and recognized within U.S. waters: An very low numbers there currently (S. P. v. richardsi in the northeast Pacific eastern U.S. stock, which includes Allen, unpubl. data). Ocean. The latter subspecies, recognized animals east of Cape Suckling, Alaska Steller sea lions give birth in May as three separate stocks, inhabits the (144° W), and a western U.S. stock, through July and breeding commences a west coast of the continental United which includes animals at and west of couple of weeks after birth. Pups are States, including: The outer coastal Cape Suckling (Loughlin, 1997). The weaned during the winter and spring of waters of Oregon and Washington states; species is not known to migrate, but the following year. Washington state inland waters; and individuals disperse widely outside of Alaska coastal and inland waters. Two the breeding season (late May through Other Marine Mammals in the Proposed of these stocks, the California stock and early July), thus potentially intermixing Action Area Oregon/Washington coast stock, of with animals from other areas. California (southern) sea otters Pacific harbor seals are identified off the In 2008, the estimated population of (Enhydra lutris nereis), listed as coast of Oregon and California for the eastern U.S. stock ranged from threatened under the ESA and management purposes under the 44,404 to 55,832 animals and the categorized as depleted under the MMPA. However, the stock boundary is maximum population growth rate was MMPA, usually range in coastal waters difficult to distinguish because of the 3.1 percent (Angliss and Allen, 2010). within two km of shore. PRBO has not continuous distribution of harbor seals The eastern U.S. stock of Steller sea encountered California sea otters on along the west coast and any rigid lions breeds on rookeries located in Southeast Farallon Island, An˜ o Nuevo boundary line is (to a greater or lesser southeast Alaska, British Columbia, Island, or Point Reyes National Seashore extent) arbitrary, from a biological Oregon, and California; there are no during the course of seabird or pinniped perspective (Carretta et al., 2010). rookeries located in Washington state. research activities over the past three In 2009, the estimated population of Counts of pups on rookeries conducted years. This species is managed by the the California of Pacific harbor seals near the end of the birthing season are U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service and is ranged from 31,600 to 34,233 animals nearly complete counts of pup not considered further in this proposed and the maximum population growth production. IHA notice. rate was 3.5 percent. The estimated Despite the wide-ranging movements population of the Oregon/Washington of juveniles and adult males in Potential Effects on Marine Mammals coast stocks was 24,732 animals particular, exchange between rookeries Acoustic and visual stimuli generated (Carretta et al., 2010). by breeding adult females and males by: (1) Motorboat operations; and (2) the
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appearance of researchers may have the including subtle to conspicuous changes events, hauled out seals became potential to cause Level B harassment of in behavior, movement, and noticeably active and moved into the any pinnipeds hauled out on Southeast displacement. Reactions to sound, if water. The flushing occurred when Farallon Island, An˜ o Nuevo Island, or any, depend on species, state of stopped kayaks and powerboats were at Point Reyes National Seashore. The maturity, experience, current activity, distances as far as 453 and 1,217 ft (138 effects of sounds from motorboat reproductive state, time of day, and and 371 m) respectively. The authors operations and the appearance of many other factors (Richardson et al., note that the seals were unaffected by researchers might include hearing 1995; Wartzok et al., 2004; Southall et passing powerboats, even those impairment or behavioral disturbance al., 2007; Weilgart, 2007). However, if a approaching as close as 128 ft (39 m), (Southall, et al., 2007). sound source displaces marine possibly indicating that the animals had mammals from an important feeding or become tolerant of the brief presence of Hearing Impairment breeding area for a prolonged period, the vessels and ignored them. The Marine mammals produce sounds in impacts on individuals and populations authors reported that on average, the various important contexts—social could be significant (e.g., Lusseau and seals quickly recovered from the interactions, foraging, navigating, and to Bejder, 2007; Weilgart, 2007). disturbances and returned to the responding to predators. The best Numerous studies have shown that haulout site in less than or equal to 60 available science suggests that human activity can flush harbor seals min. Seal numbers did not return to pre- pinnipeds have a functional aerial off haul out sites (Allen et al., 1984; disturbance levels within 180 min. of hearing sensitivity between 75 hertz Calambokidis et al., 1991; Suryan and the disturbance less than one quarter of (Hz) and 75 kilohertz (kHz) and can Harvey, 1999; and Mortenson et al., the time observed. The study concluded produce a diversity of sounds, though 2000). The Hawaiian monk seal that the return of seal numbers to pre- generally from 100 Hz to several tens of (Monachus schauinslandi) has been disturbance levels and the relatively kHz (Southall, et al., 2007). shown to avoid beaches that have been regular seasonal cycle in abundance Exposure to high intensity sound for disturbed often by humans (Kenyon, throughout the area counter the idea a sufficient duration may result in 1972). And in one case, human that disturbances from powerboats may auditory effects such as a noise-induced disturbance appeared to cause Steller result in site abandonment (Johnson and threshold shift—an increase in the sea lions to desert a breeding area at Acevedo-Gutierrez, 2007). auditory threshold after exposure to Northeast Point on St. Paul Island, As a general statement from the noise (Finneran, Carder, Schlundt, and Alaska (Kenyon, 1962). available information, pinnipeds Ridgway, 2005). Factors that influence In 1997, Henry and Hammil (2001) exposed to intense (approximately 110 the amount of threshold shift include conducted a study to measure the to 120 decibels re: 20 μPa) non-pulse the amplitude, duration, frequency impacts of small boats (i.e., kayaks, sounds often leave haulout areas and content, temporal pattern, and energy canoes, motorboats and sailboats) on seek refuge temporarily (minutes to a distribution of noise exposure. The harbor seal haulout behavior in Me´tis few hours) in the water (Southall et al., magnitude of hearing threshold shift Bay, Quebec, Canada. During that study, 2007). Based on the available data, normally decreases over time following the authors noted that the most frequent previous monitoring reports from PRBO, cessation of the noise exposure. The disturbances (n=73) were caused by and studies described here, any amount of threshold shift just after lower speed, lingering kayaks and pinnipeds found in the vicinity of the exposure is called the initial threshold canoes (33.3 percent) as opposed to proposed project are only anticipated to shift. If the threshold shift eventually motorboats (27.8 percent) conducting have short-term behavioral reactions to returns to zero (i.e., the threshold high speed passes. The seal’s flight the noise attributed to PRBO’s returns to the pre-exposure value), it is reactions could be linked to a surprise motorboat operations and human called temporary threshold shift (TTS) factor by kayaks-canoes which approach presence related to the seabird and (Southall et al., 2007). slowly, quietly and low on water pinniped research. NMFS would expect Pinnipeds have the potential to be making them look like predators. the pinnipeds to return to a haulout site disturbed by airborne and underwater However, the authors note that once the within 60 min. of the disturbance (Allen noise generated by the small boats animals were disturbed, there did not et al., 1985). The effects to pinnipeds equipped with outboard engines appear to be any significant lingering appear at the most, to displace the (Richardson, Greene, Malme, and effect on the recovery of numbers to animals temporarily from their haul out Thomson, 1995). However, there is a their pre-disturbance levels. In sites and NMFS does not expect that the dearth of information on acoustic effects conclusion, the study showed that boat pinnipeds would permanently abandon of motorboats on pinniped hearing and traffic at current levels has only a a haul-out site during the conduct of the communication and to NMFS’ temporary effect on the haulout proposed research. The maximum knowledge; there has been no specific behavior of harbor seals in the Me´tis disturbance to Steller sea lions would documentation of hearing impairment Bay area. result in the animals flushing into the in free-ranging pinnipeds exposed to In 2004, Johnson and Acevedo- water in response to presence of the small motorboats during realistic field Gutierrez (2007) evaluated the efficacy researchers. conditions. of buffer zones for watercraft around Finally, no research activities would harbor seal haulout sites on Yellow occur on pinniped rookeries and Behavioral Disturbance Island, Washington state. The authors breeding animals are concentrated in Disturbances resulting from human estimated the minimum distance areas where researchers would not visit. activity can impact short- and long-term between the vessels and the haul-out Therefore, NMFS does not expect pinniped haul out behavior (Renouf et sites; categorized the vessel types; and mother and pup separation or crushing al., 1981; Schneider and Payne, 1983; evaluated seal responses to the of pups to occur. Terhune and Almon, 1983; Allen et al., disturbances. During the course of the The potential effects to marine 1984; Stewart, 1984; Suryan and seven-weekend study, the authors mammals described in this section of Harvey, 1999; Mortenson et al., 2000; recorded 14 human-related disturbances the document do not take into and Kucey and Trites, 2006). which were associated with stopped consideration the proposed monitoring Disturbance includes a variety of effects, powerboats and kayaks. During these and mitigation measures described later
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in this document (see the ‘‘Proposed (2) Abide by the Terms and or recommended by the public, NMFS Mitigation’’ and ‘‘Proposed Monitoring Conditions of Scientific Research Permit has preliminarily determined that the and Reporting’’ sections) which, as 373–1868–00. proposed mitigation measures provide noted, are designed to effect the least (3) Postpone beach landings on An˜ o the means of effecting the least practicable adverse impact on affected Nuevo Island until pinnipeds that may practicable adverse impacts on marine marine mammal species and stocks. be present on the beach have slowly mammals species or stocks and their entered the water. habitat, paying particular attention to Anticipated Effects on Habitat (4) Select a pathway of approach to rookeries, mating grounds, and areas of NMFS does not anticipate that the research sites that minimizes the similar significance. proposed operations would result in any number of marine mammals harassed, Proposed Monitoring temporary or permanent effects on the with the first priority being avoiding the habitats used by the marine mammals in disturbance of Steller sea lions at haul- Summary of Previous Monitoring the proposed area, including the food outs. (5) Avoid visits to sites used by PRBO has complied with the sources they use (i.e.. fish and mitigation and monitoring required invertebrates). NMFS does not pinnipeds for pupping. (6) Monitor for offshore predators and under the previous authorization for the anticipate that there would be any 2008–2009 seasons. In compliance with physical damage to any habitat. While not approach hauled out Steller sea lions or other pinnipeds if great white the 2008–2009 IHA, PRBO submitted a NMFS anticipates that the specified final report on their activities covering activity may result in marine mammals sharks (Carcharodon carcharias) or killer whales (Orcinas orca) are seen in the period of December 12, 2008 avoiding certain areas due to temporary through December 11, 2009. During the ensonification and human presence, this the area. If predators are seen, eastern U.S. stock Steller sea lions or any other effective dates of the 2008–2009 IHA, impact to habitat is temporary and PRBO conducted seabird and pinniped reversible which NMFS considered in pinniped must not be disturbed until the area is free of predators. research activities on Southeast Farallon further detail earlier in this document, Island, An˜ o Nuevo Island, and Point as behavioral modification. (7) Keep voices hushed and bodies low to the ground in the visual presence Reyes National Seashore. PRBO Proposed Mitigation of pinnipeds. recorded the following behaviors (i.e., (8) Conduct seabird observations at alert, moved greater than one meter, or In order to issue an incidental take flushed to the water) of marine authorization (ITA) under Section North Landing on Southeast Farallon Island in an observation blind, shielded mammals during the course of the IHA. 101(a)(5)(D) of the MMPA, NMFS must The total number of potentially harassed set forth the permissible methods of from the view of hauled out pinnipeds. (9) Crawl slowly to access seabird nest California sea lions (991); northern taking pursuant to such activity, and boxes on An˜ o Nuevo Island if pinnipeds elephant seals (102); harbor seals (93); other means of effecting the least are within view. and Steller sea lions (10) during the practicable adverse impact on such (10) Coordinate research visits to conduct of the research activities were, species or stock and its habitat, paying intertidal areas of Southeast Farallon respectively, 67, 78, 62, and 52 percent particular attention to rookeries, mating Island (to reduce potential take) and to lower than what NMFS authorized in grounds, and areas of similar coordinate research goals for An˜ o Nuevo the IHA. These results support NMFS’ significance, and the availability of such Island to minimize the number of trips original findings that the mitigation species or stock for taking for certain to the island. measures set forth in the 2008–2009 subsistence uses. (11) Coordinate monitoring schedules IHA effected the least practicable PRBO has based the mitigation on An˜ o Nuevo Island, so that areas near adverse impact on the species or stock. measures described herein, to be any pinnipeds would be accessed only PRBO will submit an annual implemented for the proposed seabird once per visit. monitoring report for the 2010–2011 and pinniped research activities, on the (12) Have the lead biologist serve as IHA (effective dates, February 19, 2010 following: (1) Protocols used during an observer to evaluate incidental take. through February 18, 2011) by May 19, previous PRBO seabird and pinniped NMFS has carefully evaluated the 2011. Upon receipt, NMFS will post this research activities as approved by applicant’s proposed mitigation annual report on the same Internet NMFS; (2) recommended best practices measures and has considered a range of address. in Richardson et al. (1995); (3) the other measures in the context of In order to issue an ITA for an Terms and Conditions of Scientific ensuring that NMFS prescribes the activity, section 101(a)(5)(D) of the Research Permit 373–1868–00; and (4) means of effecting the least practicable MMPA states that NMFS must set forth the Terms and Conditions listed in the adverse impact on the affected marine ‘‘requirements pertaining to the Incidental Take Statement for NMFS’ mammal species and stocks and their monitoring and reporting of such 2008 Biological Opinion for these habitat. Our evaluation of potential taking.’’ The MMPA implementing activities. measures included consideration of the regulations at 50 CFR 216.104(a)(13) To reduce the potential for following factors in relation to one indicate that requests for IHAs must disturbance from acoustic and visual another: (i) The manner in which, and include the suggested means of stimuli associated with the activities the degree to which, the successful accomplishing the necessary monitoring PRBO and/or its designees has proposed implementation of the measure is and reporting that will result in to implement the following mitigation expected to minimize adverse impacts increased knowledge of the species and measures for marine mammals: to marine mammals; (ii) the proven or of the level of taking or impacts on (1) Abide by all of the Terms and likely efficacy of the specific measure to populations of marine mammals that are Conditions listed in the Incidental Take minimize adverse impacts as planned; expected to be present in the action Statement for NMFS’ 2008 Biological and (iii) the practicability of the area. Opinion, including: Monitoring for measure for applicant implementation. As part of its 2011 application for an offshore predators and reporting on Based on our evaluation of the IHA, PRBO provided a proposed observed behaviors of Steller sea lions applicant’s proposed measures, as well monitoring plan for assessing impacts to in relation to the disturbance. as other measures considered by NMFS seals and sea lions from the research
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activities. The PRBO researchers will the IHA and full documentation of Estimated Take by Incidental monitor the area for pinnipeds during methods, results, and interpretation Harassment all research activities. Monitoring pertaining to all monitoring. activities will consist of conducting and PRBO will report all injured and dead Except with respect to certain recording observations on pinnipeds marine mammals (regardless of cause) to activities not pertinent here, the MMPA within the vicinity of the proposed NMFS as soon as practicable. The report defines ‘‘harassment’’ as: research areas. The monitoring notes should include the species or any act of pursuit, torment, or annoyance would provide dates, location, species, description of the animal, the condition which (i) has the potential to injure a marine the researcher’s activity, behavioral of the animal, location, time first found, mammal or marine mammal stock in the wild state, numbers of animals that were alert observed behaviors (if alive) and photo [Level A harassment]; or (ii) has the potential or moved greater than one meter, and or video if available. to disturb a marine mammal or marine In the unanticipated event that mammal stock in the wild by causing numbers of pinnipeds that flushed into disruption of behavioral patterns, including, the water. PRBO’s activities cause any taking of a but not limited to, migration, breathing, marine mammal in a manner prohibited Proposed Reporting nursing, breeding, feeding, or sheltering by the IHA, if issued, such as an injury [Level B harassment]. The PRBO will submit a final (Level A harassment), serious injury or monitoring report to the NMFS Director mortality, PRBO shall postpone the Only take by Level B harassment is of the Office of Protected Resources no authorized activities and immediately anticipated and authorized as a result of later than 90 days after the expiration of report the incident to the Chief of the the proposed seabird and pinniped the Incidental Harassment Permits, Conservation, and Education research activities on Southeast Farallon Authorization (IHA), if it is issued. The Division, Office of Protected Resources Island, An˜ o Nuevo Island, and Point final report will describe the operations and shall submit an incident report to Reyes National Seashore. that were conducted and sightings of NMFS. The report must include the Based on PRBO’s previous research marine mammals near the proposed following information: Time, date, and experiences, with the same activities project. The report will provide full location (latitude/longitude) of the conducted in the proposed research documentation of methods, results, and incident; the name and type of vessel area, and on marine mammal research interpretation pertaining to all involved; the vessel’s speed during the activities in these areas, NMFS monitoring. The final report will incident; description of the incident; estimates that approximately 5,104 provide: water depth; environmental conditions California sea lions, 526 harbor seals, (i) A summary and table of the dates, (e.g. wind speed and direction, sea state, 190 northern elephant seals, and 20 times, and weather during all seabird cloud cover, and visibility); species Steller sea lions could be potentially and pinniped research activities. identification or description of the affected by Level B behavioral (ii) Species, number, location, and animal; the fate of the animal; and harassment over the course of the behavior of any marine mammals, photographs or video footage of the proposed IHA. NMFS calculated the observed throughout all monitoring animal (if equipment is available). take estimates by multiplying three activities. Activities shall not resume until NMFS components: (1) The maximum number (iii) An estimate of the number (by is able to review the circumstances of of animals that could be present; (2) the species) of marine mammals that are the prohibited take. NMFS shall work maximum number of disturbances; and known to have been exposed to acoustic with PRBO to determine whether (3) the estimated number of days that an or visual stimuli associated with the modifications in the activities are animal could be present in the proposed seabird and pinniped research activities. appropriate and necessary. PRBO may area. NMFS derived these estimates (iv) A description of the not resume their activities until notified from the results of the 2008–2009 implementation and effectiveness of the by NMFS in writing via a letter or an monitoring report and anecdotal monitoring and mitigation measures of email or via the telephone. information from PRBO scientists.
TABLE 1—ESTIMATES OF THE POSSIBLE NUMBERS OF MARINE MAMMALS EXPOSED TO ACOUSTIC AND VISUAL STIMULI DURING PRBO’S PROPOSED SEABIRD AND PINNIPED RESEARCH DURING JULY 2011–JUNE2012
Maximum Maximum estimated estimated Estimated number of Requested number of Activity number number of days with animal incidental takes present disturbances presence
California sea lions: Requested take = 5,104
SEFI Daily Observations ...... 27 3 E. Landing—15 E. Landing—1,215 N. Landing—22 N. Landing—1,782 Other Areas—4 Other Areas—324 SEFI Murre Research ...... 26 1 Other Areas—17 Other Areas—442 SEFI Field Station Resupply ...... 31 1 E. Landing—13 E. Landing—403 ANI Seabird Monitoring ...... 68 1 Other Areas—12 Other Areas—816 ANI Intermittent Activities ...... 110 1 Other Areas—1 Other Areas—110 PRNS Seabird Monitoring ...... 3 1 Other Areas—4 Other Areas—12
Harbor seals: Requested take = 526
SEFI Daily Observations ...... 5 3 E. Landing—4 E. Landing—60 N. Landing—7 N. Landing—105 Other Areas—18 Other Areas—270 SEFI Murre Research ...... 2 1 N. Landing—9 N. Landing—18
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TABLE 1—ESTIMATES OF THE POSSIBLE NUMBERS OF MARINE MAMMALS EXPOSED TO ACOUSTIC AND VISUAL STIMULI DURING PRBO’S PROPOSED SEABIRD AND PINNIPED RESEARCH DURING JULY 2011–JUNE2012—Continued
Maximum esti- Maximum esti- mated number Estimated number of Requested number of Activity mated number of disturb- days with animal pres- incidental takes present ances ence
SEFI Field Station Resupply ...... 12 1 E. Landing—2 E. Landing—24 N. Landing—2 N. Landing—24 ANI Seabird Monitoring ...... 2 1 Other Areas—5 Other Areas—10 PRNS Seabird Monitoring ...... 15 1 Other Areas—1 Other Areas—15
Northern elephant seals: Requested take = 190
SEFI Daily Observations ...... 2 3 E. Landing—4 E. Landing—24 N. Landing—7 N. Landing—42 SEFI Murre Research ...... 4 1 N. Landing—5 N. Landing—20 SEFI Field Station Resupply ...... 2 1 E. Landing—1 E. Landing—2 ANI Seabird Monitoring ...... 10 1 Other Areas—10 Other Areas—100 PRNS Seabird Monitoring ...... 2 1 Other Areas—1 Other Areas—2
Steller sea lions: Requested take = 20
SEFI Daily Observations ...... 2 3 Other Areas—1 Other Areas—6 SEFI Murre Research ...... 9 1 Other Areas—1 Other Areas—9 SEFI Field Station Resupply ...... 1 1 E. Landing—1 E. Landing—1 ANI Seabird Monitoring ...... 1 1 Other Areas—2 Other Areas—2 ANI Intermittent Activities ...... 1 1 Other Areas—1 Other Areas—1 PRNS Seabird Monitoring ...... 1 1 Other Areas—1 Other Areas—1 Other Areas: Elephant Seal Colony (SEFI), Sea Lion Cove (SEFI), Landing Cove (ANI), and Drakes Beach (PRNS).
Estimates of the numbers of marine (2) The number and nature of activities are not expected to impact mammals that might be affected are anticipated injuries; rates of recruitment or survival. based on consideration of the maximum (3) The number, nature, and intensity, Based on the analysis contained number of marine mammals that could and duration of Level B harassment; and herein of the likely effects of the be disturbed by approximately 1,908 specified activity on marine mammals (4) The context in which the takes visits to SEFI, ANI, and PRNS during and their habitat, and taking into occur. the course of the proposed activity. consideration the implementation of the These incidental harassment numbers As mentioned previously, NMFS mitigation and monitoring measures, represent approximately two percent of estimates that four species of marine NMFS preliminarily finds that the the U.S. stock of California sea lion, 1.5 mammals could be potentially affected impact of conducting proposed seabird percent of the California stock of Pacific by Level B harassment over the course and pinniped research activities on harbor seal, 0.15 percent of the of the IHA. For each species, these Southeast Farallon Island, An˜ o Nuevo California breeding stock of northern numbers are small (each, less than or Island, and Point Reyes National elephant seal, and 0.04 percent of the equal to two percent) relative to the Seashore in central California, July, eastern U.S. stock of Steller sea lion. For population size. 2011 through June, 2012, would result each species, these numbers are small NMFS does not anticipate takes by in the incidental take of small numbers relative to the population size. Level A harassment, serious injury, or of marine mammals, by Level B NMFS expects all of the potential mortality to occur as a result of PRBO’s behavioral harassment only, and that takes to be Level B behavioral proposed activities, and none are the total taking from PRBO’s proposed harassment only. Because of the authorized. These species may exhibit activities would have a negligible required mitigation measures and the behavioral modifications, including impact on the affected species or stocks; likelihood that some pinnipeds will temporarily vacating the area during the and that impacts to affected species or avoid the area, no injury or mortality to proposed seabird and pinniped research stocks of marine mammals would be pinnipeds is expected or requested. activities to avoid the resultant acoustic mitigated to the lowest level practicable. and visual disturbances. However, Negligible Impact and Small Numbers Impact on Availability of Affected NMFS anticipates only short-term Analysis and Determination Species or Stock for Taking for behavioral disturbance to occur due to Subsistence Uses NMFS has defined ‘‘negligible impact’’ the short and sporadic duration of the in 50 CFR 216.103 as ‘‘ * * * an impact research activities, the availability of There are no relevant subsistence uses resulting from the specified activity that alternate areas for marine mammals to of marine mammals implicated by this cannot be reasonably expected to, and is avoid the resultant acoustic and visual action. not reasonably likely to, adversely affect disturbances; and limited access of Endangered Species Act the species or stock through effects on PRBO researchers to Southeast Farallon annual rates of recruitment or survival.’’ Island, An˜ o Nuevo Island, and Point The Steller sea lion, eastern U.S. stock In making a negligible impact Reyes National Seashore during the is listed as threatened under the ESA determination, NMFS considers: pupping season. Due to the nature, and occurs in the research area. NMFS (1) The number of anticipated degree, and context of the behavioral Headquarters’ Office of Protected mortalities; harassment anticipated, the proposed Resources, Permits, Conservation, and
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Education Division conducted a formal 2008 through 2009 season would not and materiel to perform in hot arid section 7 consultation under the ESA. significantly affect the quality of the conditions around the world. This On November 18, 2008, NMFS issued a human environment and issued a requires rigorous testing of ground and Biological Opinion (2008 BiOp) and FONSI for the 2008 SEA regarding aerial vehicles, weapons, munitions, concluded that the issuance of an IHA PRBO’s activities. In conjunction with sensors, and guidance systems and is likely to affect, but not likely to this year’s application, NMFS has again realistic training. The U.S. has been jeopardize the continued existence of reviewed the 2007 EA and the 2008 SEA engaged in hostile conflicts in Steller sea lions. NMFS has also issued and determined that there are no new environments similar to those found at an incidental take statement (ITS) for direct, indirect or cumulative impacts to Yuma Proving Ground, resulting in a Steller sea lions pursuant to section 7 of the human and natural environment need for increased testing of existing the ESA. The ITS contains reasonable associated with the IHA requiring and developing military equipment, and prudent measures for implementing evaluation in a supplemental EA and vehicles, and munitions under these terms and conditions to minimize the NMFS, therefore, reaffirms the 2008 environmental conditions. To meet effects of this take. NMFS has reviewed FONSI. A copy of the EA, SEA, and the these needs, the U.S. Army intends to the 2008 BiOp and determined that NMFS FONSI for this activity is prepare a RPMP PEIS at Yuma Proving there is no new information regarding available upon request (see ADDRESSES). Ground to analyze potential impacts effects to Steller sea lions; the action has from new construction, changes in Dated: May 20, 2011. not been modified in a manner which testing and training, and activities would cause adverse effects not James H. Lecky, conducted under private industry previously evaluated; there has been no Director, Office of Protected Resources, partnerships. Renewable energy new listing of species or no new National Marine Fisheries Service. initiatives will also be discussed in the designation of critical habitat that could [FR Doc. 2011–12978 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] PEIS, but project-specific NEPA analysis be affected by the action; and the action BILLING CODE 3510–22–P will be required prior to implementing will not exceed the extent or amount of specific renewable energy initiatives. incidental take authorized in the 2008 Alternatives will consist of alternative BiOp. Therefore, the proposed IHA does DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE siting locations for certain activities not require the reinitiation of Section 7 within Yuma Proving Ground and consultation under the ESA. Department of the Army different magnitudes of implementation with regard to spatial extent of potential National Environmental Policy Act Real Property Master Plan impacts and frequency and duration of (NEPA) Programmatic Environmental Impact specific events. The EIS will also To meet NMFS’ NEPA requirements Statement, at Yuma Proving Ground, analyze the No Action Alternative, for the issuance of an IHA to PRBO, Arizona under which no new construction NMFS prepared an Environmental AGENCY: Department of the Army, DoD. would occur and there would be no Assessment (EA) in 2007 that was changes in testing and training activities ACTION: Notice of Intent. specific to seabird research activities on conducted at Yuma Proving Ground. SEFI, WEI, ANI, and PRNS and SUMMARY: The Department of the Army No changes are proposed to activities evaluated the impacts on the human intends to prepare a Programmatic conducted at off-post areas in Arizona environment of NMFS’ authorization of Environmental Impact Statement (PEIS) and California that are used for specific incidental Level B harassment resulting to analyze the environmental impacts testing activities under conditions not from seabird research in Central resulting from adoption and found at Yuma Proving Ground. California. At that time, NMFS implementation of a Real Property Therefore, these areas would not be determined that conducting the seabird Master Plan (RPMP), including test considered in the development of research would not have a significant areas and training activities at Yuma alternatives for the RPMP PEIS. impact on the quality of the human Proving Ground. All activities under consideration environment and issued a Finding of No would be conducted within the ADDRESSES: For questions concerning Significant Impact (FONSI) and, boundaries of the installation. Resource the RPMP PEIS, please contact Mr. therefore, it was not necessary to areas that may be impacted include air Sergio Obregon, U.S. Army Garrison prepare an environmental impact quality, airspace, traffic, noise, water Yuma Proving Ground, National statement for the issuance of an IHA to resources, biological resources, cultural Environmental Policy Act Coordinator, PRBO for this activity. In 2008, NMFS resources, socioeconomics, utilities, IMWE–YMA–PWE, 301 C Street, Yuma, prepared a supplemental EA (SEA) land use, and solid and hazardous AZ 85365–9498. Written comments may titled ‘‘Supplemental Environmental materials/waste. Impacts to these Assessment for the Issuance of an be mailed to that address or e-mailed to resources may occur as a result of Incidental Harassment Authorization to [email protected]. converting existing land use to support Take Marine Mammals by Harassment FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. military testing and training or from Incidental to Conducting Seabird and Chuck Wullenjohn, Yuma Proving increasing the scope or magnitude of Pinniped Research in Central California Ground Public Affairs Office, at (928) testing and training activities. The and Environmental Assessment for the 328–6189 Monday through Thursday analysis will also consider the potential Continuation of Scientific Research on from 6:30 a.m. to 5 p.m., Mountain for cumulative environmental effects. Pinnipeds in California Under Scientific Standard Time. The public will be invited to Research Permit 373–1868–00,’’ to SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Yuma participate in the scoping process to address new available information Proving Ground consists of provide input on the proposed action regarding the effects of PRBO’s seabird approximately 840,000 acres of DoD- and alternatives, which will be and pinniped research activities that managed land in the Sonoran Desert in evaluated in the PEIS. After publication may have cumulative impacts to the southwestern Arizona and occupies of the Notice of Intent to prepare the physical and biological environment. At portions of Yuma and La Paz counties. PEIS, the Army will schedule at least that time, NMFS concluded that The mission at Yuma Proving Ground is two public meetings to provide issuance of an IHA for the December ensuring the readiness of U. S. forces information about the proposed action
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and alternatives and to solicit input and environmental impacts of the approximately 3.5 miles to the west and feedback from the public on issues to be construction and operation of the southwest to outfall to the addressed in the PEIS. Meetings will be interbasin conveyance, associated sedimentation settling basin. announced in local media. The public facilities, and appurtenances and is c. An approximate 20-acre will also be invited to review and intended to be sufficient in scope to sedimentation settling and storage comment on the Draft PEIS when it is address Federal, State and local basin. released. Comments from the public requirements, environmental issues d. An approximate 23.5 mile clay- will be considered before any decision concerning the proposed action, and lined earthen canal with 4:1 side slopes is made regarding implementing the permit reviews. within a 300-foot easement that would proposed action. DATES: The scoping period will include access roads, berms, chain link commence with the publication of this perimeter fencing, flow control Brenda S. Bowen, structures, and metering stations. Army Federal Register Liaison Officer. notice. The formal scoping period will end 60 days after the publication of this e. Box culverts at canal and roadway [FR Doc. 2011–12914 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] notice. Comments regarding issues crossings and multiple bawl-ground BILLING CODE 3710–08–P relative to the proposed project should siphons constructed to facilitate wildlife be received. movement and maintain existing hydrology along the canal conveyance ADDRESSES: DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE You may submit comments system. by any of the following methods: Mail: f. An approximate 10-acre Department of the Army; Corps of Jayson M. Hudson, U.S. Army Corps of maintenance facility located Engineers Engineers, Regulatory Branch, P.O. Box approximately 6 miles north of Dayton, 1229, Galveston, TX 77553–1229; Fax: TX. Public Scoping Meeting and (409) 766–3931 or E-mail: g. Discharge structure along the Preparation of Environmental Impact [email protected]. southeastern shoreline of Lake Houston. Statement for Luce Bayou Interbasin Emailed comments, including 2. Scoping and Public Involvement Transfer Project in Liberty County and attachments, should be provided in Process: A Public Notice was published Harris County, TX .doc, .docx, .pdf or .txt formats. on April 19, 2010 to initiate the public AGENCY: Department of the Army, U.S. Documents pertinent to the proposed scoping process for the proposed Army Corps of Engineers, DoD. project may be examined at http:// project. At that time, based on www.swg.usace.army.mil/reg/eis.asp. ACTION: Notice of intent. information provided by the Applicant, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. a preliminary review indicated that an SUMMARY: The U.S. Army Corps of Jayson Hudson, (409) 766–3108. Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) Engineers, Galveston District, has SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The was not required. However, based on received a permit application for a Galveston District intends to prepare a continuing permit assessment and Department of the Army Permit DEIS on the proposed Luce Bayou information brought forth during the pursuant to Section 10 of the Rivers and Interbasin Transfer Project which is the initial coordination process, areas of Harbors Act of 1899 (33 U.S.C. 403) and proposed transfer of water from the potential significant impact on the Section 404 of the Clean Water Act (33 Trinity River in Liberty County to Lake human environment have been U.S.C. 1344) from the Coastal Water Houston in Harris County, TX. The identified. Therefore, the EIS process is Authority (SWG–2009–00188) for the Coastal Water Authority proposed this being implemented so that the permit proposed Coastal Water Authority’s project and is the applicant for the application can be fully evaluated and Luce Bayou Interbasin Transfer Project Department of the Army permit (DA) a permit decision can be made. All located in eastern Liberty County with SWG–2009–00188. comments received to date, including the 26.5-mile corridor extending 1. Project Background: The Coastal those provided for review during the southwestward from the Trinity River to Water Authority is proposing to convey initial scoping process, will be a discharge point near the confluence of up to 400 million gallons of water per considered by the Galveston District Luce Bayou with Lake Houston. The day (MGD) under gravity in accordance during EIS preparation. The purpose of primary Federal involvement associated with the City of Houston’s existing the EIS scoping meeting is to gather with the proposed action is the water rights permit from the Trinity information on the subjects to be discharge or dredged or fill material into River to Lake Houston, a distance of studied in detail by the EIS. waters of the United States, including approximately 26.5 miles. The Trinity 3. Purpose and Need. The basic jurisdictional wetlands, and the River water would be conveyed from the purpose of the proposed action is to construction of structures that may proposed pump station through large provide drinking water for the City of affect navigable waters. Federal diameter pipelines to a sediment storage Houston and surrounding area. The authorizations for the proposed project and settling basin and then through an overall purpose is to provide drinking would constitute a ‘‘major federal earthen canal to outfall at the Lake water utilizing water rights currently action.’’ Based on the potential impacts, Houston discharge point. The canal held by the City of Houston in the both individually and cumulatively, the would have side berms and there would Trinity River. The Corps recognizes that Corps intends to prepare an be an access road, drainage ditches, and there is a public and private need for Environmental Statement (EIS) in perimeter fencing surrounding the water drinking water. compliance with the National conveyance canal. The proposed project 4. Alternatives. An evaluation of Environmental Policy Act to render a consists of the following: alternatives to the Applicant’s preferred final decision on the permit a. A new water pumping station will alternative initially being considered applications. be constructed on the Trinity River at includes a No Action alternative, The Corps’ decision will be to either Capers Ridge approximately 10 miles alternatives that would avoid, minimize issue, issue with modification or deny north of Dayton, TX. and compensate for impacts to the Department of the Army permits for the b. Dual, 108-inch diameter force aquatic environment within the project proposed action. The EIS will assess the mains will be constructed extending right-of-way, alternatives that would potential social, economic and from the Capers Ridge pump station avoid, minimize and compensate for
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impacts to the aquatic environment DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 1. The Baltimore District previously outside of the right-of-way, alternatives published a NOI (69 FR 68887) for the utilizing alternative practices, and other Department of the Army; Corps of Chesapeake Bay Oyster Recovery, MD reasonable alternatives that will be Engineers and VA study on November 26, 2004. developed through the project scoping That NOI indicated that the Baltimore Withdrawal of Notice of Intent To process which may also meet the District would prepare a draft EIS for Prepare a Programmatic identified purpose and need. native oyster (Crassostrea virginica) Environmental Impact Statement for recovery activities within Maryland 5. Public Involvement. The purpose of the Chesapeake Bay Oyster Recovery waters of the Chesapeake Bay. A second the public scoping process is to Project, Virginia & Maryland NOI (71 FR 14857) was published for determine relevant issues that will the Chesapeake Bay Oyster Recovery, influence the scope of the AGENCY: Department of the Army, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, DoD. MD and VA study on March 24, 2006. environmental analysis and EIS That NOI announced that the Corps alternatives. General concerns in the ACTION: Notice of intent; withdrawal. Baltimore and Norfolk Districts would following categories have been prepare a single, integrated master plan SUMMARY: identified to date: potential direct The U.S. Army Corps of and PEIS for native oyster recovery in effects to waters of the United States Engineers (Corps), Baltimore and the entire Chesapeake Bay. including wetlands; water quality; Norfolk Districts published a notice of intent (NOI) (74 FR 47927) for the 2. A third NOI was published on aquatic species; air quality; September 18, 2009 (74 FR 47927) to environmental justice; socioeconomic Chesapeake Bay Oyster Recovery, MD and VA study on September 18, 2009. announce that the timing of the master environment; archaeological and That NOI announced that the Corps plan/PEIS was delayed so that the cultural resources; recreation and Baltimore and Norfolk Districts would document could be tiered to the recreational resources; energy supply prepare a single, integrated Native Programmatic EIS for Oyster Restoration and natural resources; hazardous waste Oyster Restoration Master Plan (master in Chesapeake Bay Including the Use of and materials; aesthetics; public health plan) and programmatic environmental a Native and/or Nonnative Oyster. In and safety; navigation; erosion and impact statement (PEIS) for native August 2009 the record of decision for accretion; invasive species; cumulative oyster recovery in the entire Chesapeake Oyster Restoration in Chesapeake Bay impacts; public benefit and needs of the Bay (inclusive of both Maryland and including the Use of a Native and/or people along with potential effects on Virginia) and that the document would Non-Native Species was signed. The the human environment. All parties be tiered to the Programmatic EIS for preferred alternative identified in the who express interest will be given an Oyster Restoration in Chesapeake Bay PEIS recommends ‘‘using a combination opportunity to participate in the Including the Use of a Native and/or of alternatives that involves only the process. Nonnative Oyster. In August 2009, the native Eastern oyster (Crassostrea virginica).’’ Consistent with the 6. Coordination. The proposed action record of decision for Oyster Restoration in Chesapeake Bay including the Use of preferred alternative, the Corps will is being coordinated with a number of expand upon and further develop plans Federal, State, regional and local a Native and/or Non-Native Species was signed. The preferred alternative and recommendations for Chesapeake agencies including but not limited to the Bay native oyster restoration in the Environmental Protection Agency, the identified in the 2009 PEIS recommends ‘‘using a combination of alternatives that master plan. The master plan will not United States (U.S.) Fish and Wildlife involves only the native Eastern oyster identify individual, site specific, Service, U.S. National Marine Fisheries (Crassostrea virginica).’’ Consistent with construction projects. The master plan, Service, the Texas Commission on the preferred alternative, the Corps will instead, will develop a comprehensive Environmental Quality, the Texas expand upon and further develop plans approach to oyster restoration and will General Land Office, and the Texas and recommendations for Chesapeake lay out a road map for a long-term, Parks and Wildlife Department. Other Bay native oyster restoration in the large-scale restoration of native oysters agencies, including the Trinity River master plan. However since the master in the entire Chesapeake Bay. For each National Wildlife Refuge, Texas Water plan will not be identifying site-specific area identified for restoration and when Development Board, and the Texas construction areas for restoration and Corps appropriations are received, Department of Transportation, may also the larger issue of oyster restoration necessary National Environmental comment during the scoping process. Bay-wide, has been reviewed, a PEIS for Policy Act (NEPA) documents will be the master plan is no longer warranted. prepared to specifically describe the 7. Availability of the Draft EIS. The scope, scale, and details of construction Corps currently expects the Draft EIS to Therefore, the Corps is withdrawing its NOI to prepare a PEIS. of site specific oyster projects. Therefore be made available to the public by the Programmatic EIS for Oyster December 2011. A public scoping FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. Restoration in Chesapeake Bay meeting will be held at the Dayton Susan Conner, Norfolk District U.S. Including the Use of a Native and/or Community Center in Dayton, Texas. Army Corps of Engineers, Attn: Nonnative Oyster prepared in August The Corps will announce the public CENAO–PM–PA, 803 Front Street, 2009 is sufficient and appropriate to scoping meeting through local news Norfolk, VA 23510. E-mail address: support the plans laid out in the master media and the Corps’ webpage at http:// [email protected] and plan precluding the need for another www.swg.usace.army.mil/reg at least 15 phone number: 757–201–7390 or Ms. PEIS. The master plan will incorporate days prior to the first meeting. Anna Compton, Baltimore District, U.S. science, policy, and experience from a Army Corps of Engineers, Attn: number of sources to develop a Brenda S. Bowen, CENAB–PL–P, P.O, Box 1715, comprehensive approach to oyster Army Federal Register Liaison Officer. Baltimore, MD 21203. E-mail address: restoration in Maryland and Virginia. [FR Doc. 2011–12912 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] [email protected] and All suitable locations and techniques BILLING CODE 3720–58–P phone number 410–962–4633. available for native oyster restoration SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: will be identified and explored, and, if
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feasible, will be included in the Master 1, 2009; U.S. Patent Number 7,811,918 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Plan. entitled ‘‘Electric Current Induced LCDR Don Rauch, CNO Executive Panel, 3. The master plan will be written in Liquid Metal Flow and Metallic 4825 Mark Center Drive, Alexandria, VA cooperation with the local sponsors, the Conformal Coating of Conductive 22311–1846, 703–681–4941. Maryland Department of Natural Templates’’ issued on October 12, 2010; SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Resources and Virginia Marine U.S. Patent Application Number 12/ Individuals or interested groups may Resources Commission. 987,873 filed on January 20, 2011, Case submit written statements for 4. The Corps will conduct public Number 20090009 entitled ‘‘Data consideration by the CNO Executive meetings during the public review Compression Methods’’; U.S. Panel at any time or in response to the process for the draft master plan, which Provisional Patent Application Number agenda of a scheduled meeting. All is scheduled for the fall of 2011, and 61/446,770 filed on February 25, 2011, requests must be submitted to the will include interested parties Case Number 20110005 entitled ‘‘Near Designated Federal Officer at the throughout the development of the Lossless Data Compression Method address detailed below. master plan through informational Using Nonuniform Sampling’’. If the written statement is in response meetings, Web site postings, and other ADDRESSES: Requests for copies of the to the agenda mentioned in this meeting means. inventions should be directed to notice then the statement, if it is to be Amy M. Guise, Danielle Kuska, Director, Research and considered by the Panel for this Chief, Civil Project Development Branch. Sponsored Programs Office, NPS Code meeting, must be received at least five [FR Doc. 2011–12916 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 41, 699 Dyer Road, Bldg. HA, Room 222, days prior to the meeting in question. The Designated Federal Officer will BILLING CODE 3720–58–P Monterey, CA 93943, telephone 831– 656–2099 or e-mail [email protected]. review all timely submissions with the CNO Executive Panel Chairperson, and FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: ensure they are provided to members of DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE Danielle Kuska, Director, Research and the CNO Executive Panel before the Sponsored Programs Office, NPS Code Department of the Navy meeting that is the subject of this notice. 41, 699 Dyer Road, Bldg. HA, Room 222, To contact the Designated Federal Notice of Availability of Government- Monterey, CA 93943, telephone 831– Officer, write to Executive Director, Owned Inventions; Available for 656–2099. Due to U.S. Postal delays, CNO Executive Panel (N00K), 4825 Licensing please fax 831–656–2038, e-mail: Mark Center Drive, 2nd Floor, [email protected] or use courier delivery Alexandria, VA 22311–1846. AGENCY: Department of the Navy, DoD. to expedite response. Dated: May 18, 2011. ACTION: Notice. Authority: 35 U.S.C. 207, 37 CFR part 404. D. J. Werner, SUMMARY: The inventions listed below Dated: May 18, 2011. Lieutenant Commander,Office of the Judge are assigned to the United States D.J. Werner, Advocate General,U.S. Navy,Federal Register Government as represented by the Lieutenant Commander, Judge Advocate Liaison Officer. Secretary of the Navy. U.S. Patent General’s Corps, U.S. Navy, Federal Register [FR Doc. 2011–12932 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Number 6,664,915 entitled Liaison Officer. BILLING CODE 3810–FF–P ‘‘Identification Friend or Foe System [FR Doc. 2011–12924 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Including Short Range UV Shield’’ BILLING CODE 3810–FF–P issued on December 16, 2003; U.S. DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION Patent Number 7,661,271 entitled ‘‘Integrated Electric Gas Turbine’’ issued DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE Notice of Submission for OMB Review on February 16, 2010; U.S. Patent Number 6,600,694 entitled ‘‘Digital Department of the Navy AGENCY: Department of Education. Signal Processor Based Torpedo ACTION: Comment request. Counter-measure’’ issued on July 29, Meeting of the Chief of Naval 2003; U.S. Patent Number 6,717,525 Operations Executive Panel SUMMARY: The Director, Information Collection Clearance Division, Privacy, entitled ‘‘Tactical Vectoring Equipment AGENCY: Department of the Navy, DoD. (TVE)’’ issued on April 6, 2004; U.S. Information and Records Management Patent Number 6,624,780 entitled ‘‘False ACTION: Notice of open meeting. Services, Office of Management, invites Target Radar Image Generator for comments on the submission for OMB SUMMARY: The Chief of Naval Operations review as required by the Paperwork Countering Wideband and Imaging (CNO) Executive Panel will deliberate ’’ Reduction Act of 1995 (Pub. L. 104–13). Radars issued on September 11, 2003; on the findings and proposed DATES: Interested persons are invited to U.S. Patent Number 7,725,595 entitled recommendations of the Navy ‘‘ submit comments on or before June 24, Embedded Communications System Expeditionary Organizations and ’’ 2011. and Method issued on May 25, 2010; Capabilities Subcommittee study. The ADDRESSES: U.S. Patent Number 7,074,697 entitled meeting will consist of discussions Written comments should ‘‘ Doping-assisted Defect Control in regarding the current and future be addressed to the Office of ’’ Compound Semiconductors issued on capabilities and employment of Navy’s Information and Regulatory Affairs, July 11, 2006; U.S. Patent Number expeditionary forces and role in future Attention: Education Desk Officer, ‘‘ 7,675,198 entitled Inductive Pulse expeditionary operations. Office of Management and Budget, 725 Forming Network for High-current, 17th Street, NW., Room 10222, New High-power applications’’ issued on DATES: The meeting will be held on June Executive Office Building, Washington, March 9, 2010; U.S. Patent Number 9, 2011, from 9 a.m. to 11 a.m. DC 20503, be faxed to (202) 395–5806 or 7,627,003 entitled ‘‘Automatic Clock ADDRESSES: The meeting will be held in e-mailed to Synchronization and Distribution the Boardroom at CNA, 4825 Mark [email protected] with a Circuit for Counter Clock Flow Center Drive, Alexandria, VA 22311– cc: to [email protected]. Please note Pipelined Systems’’ issued on December 1846. that written comments received in
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response to this notice will be PRAMain or from the Department’s Web by Executive Order 13532 (February 26, considered public records. site at http://edicsweb.ed.gov, by 2010). The Board is governed by the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Section selecting the ‘‘Browse Pending provisions of the Federal Advisory 3506 of the Paperwork Reduction Act of Collections’’ link and by clicking on link Committee Act (FACA), (Pub. L. 92–463; 1995 (44 U.S.C. Chapter 35) requires number 4533. When you access the as amended, 5 U.S.C.A., Appendix 2) that the Office of Management and information collection, click on which sets forth standards for the Budget (OMB) provide interested ‘‘Download Attachments ’’ to view. formation and use of advisory Federal agencies and the public an early Written requests for information should committees. The purpose of the Board is opportunity to comment on information be addressed to U.S. Department of to advise the President and the collection requests. The OMB is Education, 400 Maryland Avenue, SW., Secretary of Education (Secretary) on all particularly interested in comments LBJ, Washington, DC 20202–4537. matters pertaining to strengthening the which: (1) Evaluate whether the Requests may also be electronically educational capacity of Historically proposed collection of information is mailed to the Internet address Black Colleges and Universities necessary for the proper performance of [email protected] or faxed to 202– (HBCUs). the functions of the agency, including 401–0920. Please specify the complete The Board shall advise the President whether the information will have title of the information collection and and the Secretary in the following areas: practical utility; (2) Evaluate the OMB Control Number when making (i) Improving the identity, visibility, and accuracy of the agency’s estimate of the your request. distinctive capabilities and overall burden of the proposed collection of Individuals who use a competitiveness of HBCUs; (ii) engaging information, including the validity of telecommunications device for the deaf the philanthropic, business, the methodology and assumptions used; (TDD) may call the Federal Information government, military, homeland- security, and education communities in (3) Enhance the quality, utility, and Relay Service (FIRS) at 1–800–877– a national dialogue regarding new clarity of the information to be 8339. HBCU programs and initiatives; (iii) collected; and (4) Minimize the burden [FR Doc. 2011–12955 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] improving the ability of HBCUs to of the collection of information on those BILLING CODE 4000–01–P remain fiscally secure institutions that who are to respond, including through can assist the nation in reaching its goal the use of appropriate automated, of having the highest proportion of electronic, mechanical, or other DEARTMENT OF EDUCATION college graduates by 2020; (iv) elevating technological collection techniques or the public awareness of HBCUs; and other forms of information technology. President’s Board of Advisors on Historically Black Colleges and encouraging public-private investments Dated: May 20, 2011. Universities in HBCUs; and (v) encouraging public- Darrin A. King, private investments in HBCUs. AGENCY: U.S. Department of Education, Director, Information Collection Clearance Agenda Division, Privacy, Information and Records President’s Board of Advisors on Management Services, Office of Management. Historically Black Colleges and The Board will receive updates from Universities (Board). the Chairman of the President’s Board of Federal Student Aid ACTION: Notice of an open meeting. Advisors on HBCUs and the Executive Type of Review: Revision. Director of the White House Initiative Title of Collection: Federal Direct SUMMARY: This notice sets forth the on HBCUs on their respective activities Stafford/Ford Loan and Federal Direct schedule and agenda of the meeting of since the Board’s last meeting, which Unsubsidized Stafford/Ford Loan the President’s Board of Advisors on was held on March 1, 2011. In addition, Master Promissory Note. Historically Black Colleges and the Board will discuss federal support of OMB Control Number: 1845–0007. Universities. The notice also describes HBCUs in Fiscal Years 2010 and 2011, Agency Form Number(s): N/A. the functions of the Board. Notice of the the budget outlook for federal support in Frequency of Responses: On meeting is required by section 10(a)(2) Fiscal Year 2012, STEM (science, Occasion. of the Federal Advisory Committee Act technology, engineering, and Affected Public: Individuals or and intended to notify the public of its mathematics) policies affecting HBCUs household. opportunity to attend. and possible strategies to enable the Total Estimated Number of Annual DATES: Tuesday, June 7, 2011. Board to meet its duties under its Responses: 5,239,078. Time: 9 a.m.–2 p.m. charter. Total Estimated Annual Burden Individuals who will need ADDRESSES: The Board will meet in the Hours: 2,619,539. accommodations for a disability in order Student Center on the campus of Abstract: The Federal Direct Stafford/ to attend the meeting (e.g., interpreting Hampton University in Hampton, Ford Loan (Direct Subsidized Loan) and services, assistive listening devices, or Virginia. Student Center Ballroom, The Federal Direct Unsubsidized Stafford/ material in alternative format) should Student Center, 135 Marshall Avenue, Ford Loan (Direct Unsubsidized Loan) notify John P. Brown, associate director, Hampton, VA 23688, 757–757–5231. Master Promissory Note (MPN) serves as White House Initiative on HBCUs, at the means by which an individual FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: John (202) 453–5645, no later than Thursday, agrees to repay a Direct Subsidized Loan Silvanus Wilson, Jr., Executive Director, May 26, 2011. We will attempt to meet and/or Direct Unsubsidized Loan. An White House Initiative on Historically requests for such accommodations after MPN is a promissory note under which Black Colleges and Universities, 400 this date, but cannot guarantee their a borrower may receive loans for a Maryland Avenue, SW., Washington, availability. The meeting site is single academic year or multiple DC 20204; telephone: (202) 453–5634, accessible to individuals with academic years. fax: (202) 453–5632. disabilities. Copies of the information collection SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: An opportunity for public comment is submission for OMB review may be The President’s Board of Advisors on available on Tuesday, June 7, 2011, from accessed from the RegInfo.gov Web site Historically Black Colleges and 1:30 p.m.–2 p.m. Individuals who wish at http://www.reginfo.gov/public/do/ Universities (the Board) is established to provide comments will be allowed
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three to five minutes to speak. Those date and time of the meeting. The public Northwest Regional Advisory members of the public interested in may register for any of the webinar Committee (Alaska, Idaho, Montana, submitting written comments may do so meetings through the Regional Advisory Oregon, and Washington): by submitting them to the attention of Committee Web site at http:// Tuesday, June 14, 2011: 12:30 p.m.–2:30 John S. Wilson, White House Initiative www.seiservices.com/rac/. The number p.m. on Historically Black Colleges and of public registrations is limited to 300, Tuesday, June 21, 2011: 12:30 p.m.–2:30 Universities, U.S. Department of and registration requests will be p.m. Education, 400 Maryland Avenue, SW., accommodated on a first-come first- Southeast Regional Advisory Washington, DC 20202, by Thursday, served basis. Individuals who will need Committee (Alabama, Florida, Georgia, May 26, 2011. special accommodations to view Mississippi, North Carolina, South Records are kept of all Board meeting proceedings online (i.e. Carolina): proceedings and are available for public interpreting services, assistive listening Monday, June 13, 2011: 11:00 a.m.–1:00 inspection at the office of the White devices, materials in an alternative p.m. House Initiative on Historically Black format) should make that request during Monday, June 20, 2011: 11:00 a.m.–1:00 Colleges and Universities, U.S. the registration process at least seven p.m. Department of Education, 400 Maryland days prior to the webinar meeting. We Southwest Regional Advisory Avenue, SW., Washington, DC 20202, will attempt to meet requests after this Committee (Arkansas, Louisiana, New Monday through Friday (excluding date, but cannot guarantee availability Mexico, Oklahoma, and Texas): federal holidays) during the hours of of the requested accommodation. Due to Thursday, June 16, 2011: 10:00 a.m.– 9 a.m. to 5 p.m. time constraints, there will not be an Electronic Access to the Document: 12:00 p.m. opportunity for public comment during Thursday, June 23, 2011: 10:00 a.m.– You may view this document, as well as the webinars; however, members of the all other documents of this Department 12:00 p.m. public are encouraged to submit written West Regional Advisory Committee published in the Federal Register, in comments at http:// text or Adobe Portable Document (Arizona, California, Nevada, and www.seiservices.com/rac/. Utah): Format (PDF) on the Internet at the Dates/Times: Meeting times are noted Tuesday, June 14, 2011: 12:30 p.m.–2:30 following site: http://www.ed.gov/ in Eastern Standard Time (EST); except p.m. fedregister/index.html. To use PDF you for the Pacific Region. must have Adobe Acrobat Reader, Tuesday, June 21, 2011: 12:30 p.m.–2:30 Appalachia Regional Advisory p.m. which is available free at this site. If you Committee (Kentucky, Tennessee, Pacific Regional Advisory Committee have questions about using PDF, call the Virginia, and West Virginia): U.S. Government Printing Office (GPO), (Hawaii, American Samoa, Tuesday, June 14, 2011: 3:00 p.m.–5:00 toll free at 1–866–512–1830; or in the Commonwealth of Northern Mariana p.m. Washington, DC area at 202–512–0000. Islands, Federal States of Micronesia, Tuesday, June 21, 2011: 3:00 p.m.–5:00 Guam, the Republic of Palau, and the Dated: May 19, 2011. p.m. Republic of Marshall Islands): Martha J. Kanter, Mid-Atlantic Regional Advisory Wednesday, June 8, 2011: 1:00 p.m.– Under Secretary, U.S. Department of Committee (Delaware, Maryland, New Education. 3:00 p.m. Hawaii Time/12:00 p.m.–2 Jersey, Pennsylvania, and Washington, p.m. Samoa Standard Time; and [FR Doc. 2011–12835 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] DC): Thursday, June 9, 2011: 11:00 a.m.–1 BILLING CODE 4000–01–P Thursday, June 9, 2011: 1:00 p.m.–3:00 p.m. Marshall Islands Time/9:00 p.m. a.m.–11 a.m. Guam/FSM/CNMI Time; Thursday, June 16, 2011: 1:00 p.m.–3:00 and 8:00 a.m.–10 a.m. Palau Time) DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION p.m. Wednesday, June 15, 2011: 1:00 p.m– Regional Advisory Committees: Open Central Regional Advisory Committee 3:00 p.m. Hawaii Time/12:00 p.m.– Meetings (Colorado, Kansas, Missouri, Nebraska, 2:00 p.m. Samoa Standard Time; and North Dakota, and Wyoming): Thursday, June 16, 2011: 11:00 a.m.–1 AGENCY: Office of Elementary and Monday, June 13, 2011: 3:00 p.m.–5:00 p.m. Marshall Islands Time/9:00 Secondary Education, U.S. Department p.m. a.m.–11 a.m. Guam/FSM/CNMI Time; of Education. Monday, June 20, 2011: 3:00 p.m.–5:00 and 8:00 a.m.–10:00 a.m. Palau Time) ACTION: Notice of open meetings. p.m. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Midwest Regional Advisory Regional Advisory Committees are SUMMARY: This notice establishes the established under section 206 of the Committee (Illinois, Indiana, Iowa, dates for the upcoming meetings for the Education Technical Assistance Act of Michigan, Minnesota, Ohio, and Department of Education’s 10 Regional 2002, (20 U.S.C. 9605). The RACs are to Wisconsin): Advisory Committees (RACs). Notice of advise the Secretary by (1) conducting RAC meetings is required under Section Tuesday, June 14, 2011: 1:00 p.m.–3:00 an educational needs assessment of each 10(a)(2) of the Federal Advisory p.m. region identified in section 174(b) of the Committee Act and is intended to notify Tuesday, June 21, 2011: 1:00 p.m.–3:00 Education Sciences Reform Act of 2002; the public of its opportunity to p.m. and (2) submitting reports for each participate. Northeast and Islands Regional region based on the regional FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Fran Advisory Committee (Connecticut, assessments no later than four months Walter, 202–205–9198 or at Maine, Massachusetts, New Hampshire, after the committees are first convened. [email protected]. New York, Rhode Island, Vermont, Meeting Purpose: The purpose of Location: All meetings will be Puerto Rico, and the Virgin Islands): these meetings is for each RAC to convened on-line via webinar Thursday, June 16, 2011: 10:00 a.m.– conduct a minimum of two 2-hour conference. Preregistration is required. 12:00 p.m. meetings to deliberate on the findings Registration for each meeting will be Thursday, June 23, 2011: 10:00 a.m.– and to prepare their region’s educational open two weeks prior to the scheduled 12:00 p.m. needs assessment report.
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Meeting 1: The RACs will (1) review ACTION: Notice of application. should file a comment or protest to the input received from stakeholders and, application at the address provided based on the information received, SUMMARY: E–T Global Energy, LLC (E–T above. Protests should be filed in deliberate and make recommendations Global) has applied for authority to accordance with Rule 211 of the Federal about the critical education needs of the transmit electric energy from the United Energy Regulatory Commission’s (FERC) region. The RACs will also (2) States to Mexico pursuant to section Rules of Practice and Procedures (18 recommend how those educational 202(e) of the Federal Power Act. CFR 385.211). Any person desiring to needs could best be addressed. DATES: Comments, protests, or motions become a party to these proceedings Meeting 2: RAC members will meet to to intervene must be submitted on or should file a motion to intervene at the deliberate on and finalize the education before June 9, 2011. above address in accordance with FERC needs assessment report for their region. ADDRESSES: Comments, protests, or Rule 214 (18 CFR 385.211, 385.214). The public may listen to the motions to intervene should be Fifteen copies of each comment, protest, proceedings of the meetings via real- addressed to: Christopher Lawrence, or motion to intervene should be filed time webinar conferencing. Registration Office of Electricity Delivery and Energy with DOE on or before the date listed for each meeting will be open two Reliability, Mail Code: OE–20, U.S. above. weeks prior to the scheduled date of the Department of Energy, 1000 Comments, protests, or motions to meeting and close two hours before the Independence Avenue, SW., intervene on the E–T Global application meeting convenes. The public may Washington, DC 20585–0350. Because to export electric energy to Mexico register for the webinar meetings at of delays in handling conventional mail, should be clearly marked with Docket http://www.seiservices.com/rac/. it is recommended that documents be No. EA–381. An additional copy of each Preregistration is required. The number transmitted by overnight mail, by document is to be filed directly with of public registrations is limited to 300, electronic mail to Eduardo Padilla, Compliance Manager, and requests will be accommodated on [email protected], or by E–T Global Energy, LLC, 505 North Big a first-come first-served basis. facsimile to 202–586–8008. Spring, Suite 101, Midland, TX 79701. Individuals who will need special FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: A final decision will be made on this accommodations to view meeting Christopher Lawrence (Program Office) application after the environmental proceedings online (i.e. interpreting 202–586–5260. impacts have been evaluated pursuant services, assistive listening devices, to DOE’s National Environmental Policy SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Exports of materials in an alternative format) electricity from the United States to a Act Implementing Procedures (10 CFR should indicate what accommodation is foreign country are regulated by the Part 1021) and a determination is made needed at the time of registration, at Department of Energy (DOE) pursuant to by DOE that the proposed action will least seven days prior to the webinar sections 301(b) and 402(f) of the not have an adverse impact on the meeting. We will attempt to meet Department of Energy Organization Act reliability of the U.S. electric power requests after this date, but cannot (42 U.S.C. 7151(b), 7172(f)) and require supply system. guarantee availability of the requested Copies of this application will be authorization under section 202(e) of accommodation. Due to time made available, upon request, for public the FPA (16 U.S.C. 824a(e)). inspection and copying at the address constraints, there will not be an On May 10, 2011, DOE received an provided above, by accessing the opportunity for public comment. application from E–T Global for program Web site at http:// However, members of the public are authority to transmit electric energy www.oe.energy.gov/ encouraged to submit written comments from the United States to Mexico for permits_pending.htm, or by e-mailing at http://www.seiservices.com/rac/. five years as a power marketer using A summary of each meeting will be Odessa Hopkins at existing international transmission available online at http:// [email protected]. facilities. E–T Global does not own any www.seiservices.com/rac/within electric transmission facilities nor does Issued in Washington, DC, on May 19, fourteen days of the final meeting for it hold a franchised service area. 2011. public inspection. Feedback from this The electric energy that E–T Global Anthony J. Como, and other outreach will be used to proposes to export to Mexico would be Director, Permitting and Siting, Office of inform the Comprehensive Centers surplus energy purchased from electric Electricity Delivery and Energy Reliability. Program competition in fiscal year (FY) utilities and other entities within the [FR Doc. 2011–12922 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 2012. United States. The existing international BILLING CODE 6450–01–P Thelma Mele´ndez de Santa Ana, transmission facilities to be utilized by Assistant Secretary for Elementary and E–T Global have previously been Secondary Education. authorized by Presidential permits DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY issued pursuant to Executive Order [FR Doc. 2011–12958 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Proposed Subsequent Arrangement BILLING CODE 4000–01–P 10485, as amended, and are appropriate for open access transmission by third AGENCY: Office of Nonproliferation and parties. International Security, National Nuclear DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY In its application, E–T Global Security Administration, Department of requested that DOE expedite the Energy. Federal Energy Regulatory processing of this application in order ACTION: Proposed subsequent Commission for E–T Global to begin exports in arrangement. compliance with the terms of its Master [OE Docket No. EA–381] Sale and Purchase Agreement with the SUMMARY: This notice is being issued Application to Export Electric Energy; Commission Federal de Electricidad under the authority of section 131a. of E–T Global Energy, LLC (CFE). Accordingly, DOE has shortened the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as the public comment period to 15 days. amended. The Department is providing AGENCY: Office of Electricity Delivery Procedural Matters: Any person notice of a proposed subsequent and Energy Reliability, DOE. desiring to be heard in this proceeding arrangement under the Agreement for
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Cooperation Concerning Civil Uses of Cooperation Between the Government of DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Nuclear Energy Between the the United States of America and the Government of the United States of Government of Japan Concerning Federal Energy Regulatory America and the Government of Canada Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy. Commission and the Agreement for Cooperation in [Docket No. CP11–478–000] the Peaceful Uses of Nuclear Energy DATES: This subsequent arrangement Between the United States of America will take effect no sooner than June 9, Gulf South Pipeline Company, LP; and the European Atomic Energy 2011. Notice of Application Community. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Take notice that on May 10, 2011, DATES: This subsequent arrangement Sean Oehlbert, Office of Gulf South Pipeline Company, LP (Gulf will take effect no sooner than June 9, Nonproliferation and International South), 9 Greenway Plaza, Suite 2800, 2011. Security, National Nuclear Security Houston, Texas 77046, filed an FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Administration, Department of Energy. application in Docket No. CP11–478– Sean Oehlbert, Office of Telephone: 202–586–3806 or e-mail: 000 pursuant to section 7(b) of the Nonproliferation and International [email protected]. Natural Gas Act (NGA), and Part 157 of Security, National Nuclear Security the Commission’s regulations requesting Administration, Department of Energy. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This authorization to abandon by sale or Telephone: 202–586–3806 or e-mail: subsequent arrangement concerns the inter-corporate transfer to its affiliate, [email protected]. alteration in form or content of 28.276 Boardwalk Field Services, LLC, certain kg (24.541 ekg) of U.S.-origin highly SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This gathering and transmission pipelines, subsequent arrangement concerns the enriched uranium (HEU) (26.342 kg U– including appurtenant and auxiliary retransfer of 930 g of U.S.-origin low- 235) and 0.0048 g of plutonium facilities, and two compressor stations, enriched uranium contained in uranium contained in three HEU driver fuels that located in south Texas, all as more fully molybdenum powder (183.4 g U–235) have been irradiated in the YAYOI set forth in the application which is on with an enrichment of 19.72%, from nuclear research reactor at the file with the Commission and open to Atomic Energy of Canada, Limited University of Tokyo in Tokai-mura, public inspection. This filing is (AECL) in Chalk River, Ontario, Canada, Japan. The University of Tokyo will off- available for review at the Commission to SCK–CEN, Belgian Nuclear Research load three HEU driver fuels from the in the Public Reference Room or may be Center in Boeretang, Belgium. The core of YAYOI to be cut and de-cladded viewed on the Commission’s Web site at material, which currently is located at in the reactor room into approximately http://www.ferc.gov using the ‘‘eLibrary’’ AECL, will be transferred to SCK–CEN 140 pieces, each cut piece weighing link. Enter the docket number excluding to be used for scientific research. The approximately 200 g. The HEU will be the last three digits in the docket number field to access the document. material originally was obtained by converted to uranium oxide and For assistance, please contact FERC AECL. downblended to approximately 18% at Online Support at In accordance with section 131a. of the Japan Atomic Energy Agency (JAEA) the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as [email protected] or toll Plutonium Fuel Fabrication Facility, free at (866) 208–3676, or for TTY, amended, it has been determined that and then will be temporarily stored at this subsequent arrangement concerning contact (202) 502–8659. the JAEA Tokai Plutonium Fuel Any questions regarding this the retransfer of nuclear material of Production Facility. The downblended United States origin will not be inimical application should be directed to J. Kyle HEU is planned for use as fuel for the to the common defense and security. Stephens, Vice President, Regulatory JAEA experimental fast reactor JOYO. Affairs, Gulf South Pipeline Company, Dated: May 10, 2011. The alteration in form of the HEU will LP, 9 Greenway Plaza, Suite 2800, For the Department of Energy. start in Japanese fiscal year 2012 and Houston, Texas 77046, or by calling Anne M. Harrington, will continue for approximately one (713) 479–8033 (telephone), or (713) Deputy Administrator, Defense Nuclear year. 479–1846 (fax), Nonproliferation. In accordance with section 131a. of [email protected]. [FR Doc. 2011–12918 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Pursuant to section 157.9 of the the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as Commission’s rules, 18 CFR 157.9, BILLING CODE 6450–01–P amended, it has been determined that within 90 days of this Notice the this subsequent arrangement concerning Commission staff will either: Complete DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY the storage or disposition of irradiated its environmental assessment (EA) and fuel elements will not be inimical to the place it into the Commission’s public Proposed Subsequent Arrangement common defense and security. record (eLibrary) for this proceeding; or AGENCY: Office of Nonproliferation and Dated: May 11, 2011. issue a Notice of Schedule for International Security, National Nuclear For the Department of Energy. Environmental Review. If a Notice of Security Administration, Department of Anne M. Harrington, Schedule for Environmental Review is Energy. issued, it will indicate, among other Deputy Administrator, Defense Nuclear milestones, the anticipated date for the ACTION: Proposed subsequent Nonproliferation. arrangement. Commission staff’s issuance of the final [FR Doc. 2011–12919 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] environmental impact statement (FEIS) SUMMARY: This notice is being issued BILLING CODE 6450–01–P or EA for this proposal. The filing of the under the authority of section 131a. of EA in the Commission’s public record the Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as for this proceeding or the issuance of a amended. The Department is providing Notice of Schedule for Environmental notice of a proposed subsequent Review will serve to notify Federal and arrangement under paragraph 2 of State agencies of the timing for the Article 5 of the Agreement for completion of all necessary reviews, and
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the subsequent need to complete all to seek court review of the capacity; (3) a 120-foot-high, 2,475-foot- federal authorizations within 90 days of Commission’s final order. long earth embankment dam creating; the date of issuance of the Commission The Commission strongly encourages (4) a lower reservoir with a surface area staff’s FEIS or EA. electronic filings of comments, protests of 73.5 acres and an 3,903 acre-foot There are two ways to become and interventions in lieu of paper using storage capacity; (5) one 24-foot- involved in the Commission’s review of the ‘‘eFiling’’ link at http://www.ferc.gov. diameter, 5,950-foot-long penstock; (6) a this project. First, any person wishing to Persons unable to file electronically bifurcation to three penstocks each 16- obtain legal status by becoming a party should submit an original and 14 copies foot-diameter, and 50-foot-long; (7) a to the proceedings for this project of the protest or intervention to the powerhouse/pumping station should, on or before the comment date Federal Energy regulatory Commission, containing three pump/generating units stated below, file with the Federal 888 First Street, NE., Washington, DC with a total generating capacity of 260 Energy Regulatory Commission, 888 20426. megawatts; (8) a substation; (9) a 1.83- First Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426, This filing is accessible on-line at mile-long, 115 kV transmission line to a motion to intervene in accordance http://www.ferc.gov, using the an existing distribution line; and (10) a with the requirements of the ‘‘eLibrary’’ link and is available for new 1,300-foot-long access road. The Commission’s Rules of Practice and review in the Commission’s Public proposed project would have an average Procedure (18 CFR 385.214 or 385.211) Reference Room in Washington, DC. annual generation of 270,000,000 and the Regulations under the NGA (18 There is an ‘‘eSubscription’’ link on the megawatt-hours (MWh), which would CFR 157.10). A person obtaining party Web site that enables subscribers to be sold to a local utility. status will be placed on the service list receive e-mail notification when a Applicant Contact: Mr. Daniel R. maintained by the Secretary of the document is added to a subscribed Irvin, Free Flow Power Corporation, 239 Commission and will receive copies of docket(s). For assistance with any FERC Causeway Street Suite 300, Boston, MA all documents filed by the applicant and Online service, please e-mail 01244; phone (978) 252–7631. by all other parties. A party must submit [email protected], or call FERC Contact: Michael Spencer, (202) 14 copies of filings made with the (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, call 502–6093. Commission and must mail a copy to (202) 502–8659. Deadline for filing comments, motions the applicant and to every other party in Comment Date: June 8, 2011. to intervene, competing applications the proceeding. Only parties to the (without notices of intent), or notices of proceeding can ask for court review of Dated: May 18, 2011. intent to file competing applications: 60 Commission orders in the proceeding. Kimberly D. Bose, However, a person does not have to Secretary. days from the issuance of this notice. Competing applications and notices of intervene in order to have comments [FR Doc. 2011–12867 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] intent must meet the requirements of 18 considered. The second way to BILLING CODE 6717–01–P participate is by filing with the CFR 4.36. Comments, motions to Secretary of the Commission, as soon as intervene, notices of intent, and possible, an original and two copies of DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY competing applications may be filed comments in support of or in opposition electronically via the Internet. See 18 to this project. The Commission will Federal Energy Regulatory CFR 385.2001(a)(1)(iii) and the consider these comments in Commission instructions on the Commission’s Web site http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ determining the appropriate action to be [Project No. 14123–000] taken, but the filing of a comment alone efiling.asp. Commenters can submit will not serve to make the filer a party Reliable Storage 1 LLC; Notice of brief comments up to 6,000 characters, to the proceeding. The Commission’s Preliminary Permit Application without prior registration, using the rules require that persons filing Accepted for Filing and Soliciting eComment system at http:// comments in opposition to the project Comments, Motions To Intervene, and www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ provide copies of their protests only to Competing Applications ecomment.asp. You must include your the party or parties directly involved in name and contact information at the end the protest. On March 25, 2011, Reliable Storage of your comments. For assistance, Persons who wish to comment only 1 LLC filed an application, pursuant to please contact FERC Online Support at on the environmental review of this section 4(f) of the Federal Power Act, [email protected]; call toll- project should submit an original and proposing to study the feasibility of free at (866) 208–3676; or, for TTY, two copies of their comments to the hydropower near the towns of Luttrell contact (202) 502–8659. Although the Secretary of the Commission. and Blaine, in Union and Grainger Commission strongly encourages Environmental commentors will be Counties, Tennessee. The sole purpose electronic filing, documents may also be placed on the Commission’s of a preliminary permit, if issued, is to paper-filed. To paper-file, mail an environmental mailing list, will receive grant the permit holder priority to file original and seven copies to: Kimberly copies of the environmental documents, a license application during the permit D. Bose, Secretary, Federal Energy and will be notified of meetings term. A preliminary permit does not Regulatory Commission, 888 First associated with the Commission’s authorize the permit holder to perform Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426. environmental review process. any land-disturbing activities or More information about this project, Environmental commentors will not be otherwise enter upon lands or waters including a copy of the application, can required to serve copies of filed owned by others without the owners’ be viewed or printed on the ‘‘eLibrary’’ documents on all other parties. express permission. link of the Commission’s Web site at However, the non-party commentors The proposed pumped storage project http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ will not receive copies of all documents would consist of the following: (1) A elibrary.asp. Enter the docket number filed by other parties or issued by the 200-foot-high, 2,932-foot-long earth (P–14123–000) in the docket number Commission (except for the mailing of embankment dam; (2) an upper field to access the document. For environmental documents issued by the reservoir with a surface area of 27.5 assistance, contact FERC Online Commission) and will not have the right acres and an 2,262 acre-foot storage Support.
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Dated: May 18, 2011. ecomment.asp. Please include the filed, but only those who file a motion Kimberly D. Bose, docket number (DI11–6–000) on any to intervene in accordance with the Secretary. comments, protests, and/or motions Commission’s Rules may become a [FR Doc. 2011–12871 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] filed. party to the proceeding. Any comments, k. Description of Project: The SMSC BILLING CODE 6717–01–P protests, and/or motions to intervene Hydroelectric Project would consist of a must be received on or before the municipal water delivery system in specified comment date for the DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY which three Pressure Reducing Valves, particular application. used to control pressure in pipes, would o. Filing and Service of Responsive Federal Energy Regulatory be retrofitted with hydro turbines, to Documents—Any filings must bear in Commission generate between 5.3 and 9.2-kW. The all capital letters the title system uses ground water from existing [Docket No. DI11–6–000] ‘‘COMMENTS’’, ‘‘PROTESTS’’, AND/OR community wells. A transmission line ‘‘MOTIONS TO INTERVENE’’, as Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux will connect the project to the interstate applicable, and the Docket Number of Community; Notice of Declaration of grid. the particular application to which the Intention and Soliciting Comments, When a Declaration of Intention is filing refers. A copy of any motion to Protests, and/or Motions To Intervene filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory intervene must also be served upon each Commission, the Federal Power Act representative of the Applicant Take notice that the following requires the Commission to investigate specified in the particular application. application has been filed with the and determine if the interests of p. Agency Comments—Federal, state, Commission and is available for public interstate or foreign commerce would be and local agencies are invited to file inspection: affected by the proposed project. The comments on the described application. a. Application Type: Declaration of Commission also determines whether or A copy of the application may be Intention. not the project: (1) Would be located on obtained by agencies directly from the b. Docket No: DI11–6–000. a navigable waterway; (2) would occupy Applicant. If an agency does not file c. Date Filed: May 5, 2011. or affect public lands or reservations of comments within the time specified for d. Applicant: Shakopee Mdewakanton the United States; (3) would utilize filing comments, it will be presumed to Sioux Community. surplus water or water power from a have no comments. One copy of an e. Name of Project: Shakopee government dam; or (4) if applicable, agency’s comments must also be sent to Mdewakanton Sioux Community has involved or would involve any the Applicant’s representatives. (SMSC) Hydroelectric Project. construction subsequent to 1935 that f. Location: The SMSC Hydroelectric may have increased or would increase Dated: May 18, 2011. Project will be located on a water the project’s head or generating Kimberly D. Bose, delivery system pipe, replacing Pressure capacity, or have otherwise significantly Secretary. Reducing Valves, in the town of Prior modified the project’s pre-1935 design [FR Doc. 2011–12868 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Lake, on Tribal Lands, in Scott County, or operation. BILLING CODE 6717–01–P Minnesota. l. Locations of the Application: Copies g. Filed Pursuant to: section 23(b)(1) of this filing are on file with the of the Federal Power Act, 16 U.S.C. Commission and are available for public DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY 817(b). inspection. This filing may be viewed h. Applicant Contact: Blue Earth, on the web at http://www.ferc.gov using Federal Energy Regulatory Bradley Florentin, 200 South College the ‘‘eLibrary’’ link. Enter the docket Commission Avenue, Suite 100, P.O. Box 973, Fort number excluding the last three digits in [Project No. 2146–129] Collins, CO 80522; Telephone: (970) the docket number field to access the 231–5498; e-mail: http:// document. You may also register online Alabama Power Company; Notice of [email protected]. at http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ Application For Amendment of License i. FERC Contact: Any questions on esubscription.asp to be notified via and Soliciting Comments, Motions To this notice should be addressed to email of new filings and issuances Intervene, and Protests Henry Ecton, (202) 502–8768, or E-mail related to this or other pending projects. address: [email protected]. For assistance, please contact FERC Take notice that the following j. Deadline for filing comments, Online Support at hydroelectric application has been filed protests, and motions: June 20, 2011. [email protected] or toll- with the Commission and is available All documents should be filed free at (866) 208–3676, or TTY, contact for public inspection: electronically via the Internet. See 18 (202) 502–8659. A copy is also available a. Application Type: Non-project use CFR 385.2001(a)(1)(iii) and the for inspection and reproduction at the of project lands and waters. instructions on the Commission’s Web address in item (h) above. b. Project No: 2146–126. site at http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ m. Individuals desiring to be included c. Date Filed: November 12, 2010 and efiling.asp. If unable to be filed on the Commission’s mailing list should supplemented April 14, 2011. electronically, documents may be paper- so indicate by writing to the Secretary d. Applicant: Alabama Power filed. To paper-file, an original and of the Commission. Company. seven copies should be filed with: n. Comments, Protests, and/or e. Name of Project: Coosa River Secretary, Federal Energy Regulatory Motions to Intervene—Anyone may Project. Commission, 888 First Street, NE., submit comments, a protest, and a f. Location: Logan Martin Washington, DC 20426. motion to intervene in accordance with Development in Elmore and Talladega Commenters can submit brief the requirements of Rules of Practice Counties, Alabama. comments up to 6,000 characters, and Procedure, 18 CFR 385.210, .211, g. Filed Pursuant to: Federal Power without prior registration, using the .214. In determining the appropriate Act, 16 U.S.C. 791a—825r. eComment system at http:// action to take, the Commission will h. Applicant Contact: Keith E. Bryant, www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ consider all protests or other comments Alabama Power Company, 600 18th
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Street North, Birmingham, AL 35203, m. Individuals desiring to be included DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY (205) 257–1403. on the Commission’s mailing list should i. FERC Contact: Rebecca Martin, so indicate by writing to the Secretary Federal Energy Regulatory (202) 502–6012, of the Commission. Commission [email protected]. n. Comments, Protests, or Motions to Combined Notice of Filings #1 j. Deadline for filing comments, Intervene: Anyone may submit motions to intervene, and protests: June comments, a protest, or a motion to Take notice that the Commission 20, 2011. intervene in accordance with the received the following electric corporate All documents may be filed requirements of Rules of Practice and filings: electronically via the Internet. See, 18 Procedure, 18 CFR 385.210, .211, .214. Docket Numbers: EC11–47–000. CFR 385.2001(a)(1)(iii) and the In determining the appropriate action to Applicants: Liberty Energy Utilities instructions on the Commission’s Web take, the Commission will consider all (New Hampshire), Granite State Electric site at http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ protests or other comments filed, but Co. efiling.asp. If unable to be filed only those who file a motion to Description: Second Supplemental electronically, documents may be paper- intervene in accordance with the Information and Request for Expedited filed. To paper-file, an original and Commission’s Rules may become a Procedures of Liberty Energy Utilities seven copies should be mailed to: party to the proceeding. Any comments, (New Hampshire) Corp. Secretary, Federal Energy Regulatory protests, or motions to intervene must Filed Date: 05/17/2011. Commission, 888 First Street, NE., be received on or before the specified Accession Number: 20110517–5154. Washington, DC 20426. Commenters comment date for the particular Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time can submit brief comments up to 6,000 application. on Tuesday, May 31, 2011. characters, without prior registration, o. Filing and Service of Responsive Docket Numbers: EC11–78–000. using the eComment system at http:// Applicants: Constellation Energy www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ Documents: Any filing must (1) Bear in all capital letters the title ‘‘Comments’’, Resources, LLC, MXenergy Electric Inc. ecomment.asp. You must include your Description: Application for the ‘‘Protest’’, or ‘‘Motion to Intervene’’ as name and contact information at the end Authorization for Disposition of applicable; (2) set forth in the heading of your comments. Please include the Jurisdictional Facilities and Request for the name of the applicant and the project number (P–2146–129) on any Expedited Action. project number of the application to comments or motions filed. Filed Date: 05/17/2011. which the filing responds; (3) furnish k. Description of Application: Accession Number: 20110517–5151. the name, address, and telephone Alabama Power Company requests Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time number of the person protesting or Commission approval to grant Mr. Roy on Tuesday, June 07, 2011. McCaig (permittee) a permit to use intervening; and (4) otherwise comply with the requirements of 18 CFR Docket Numbers: EC11–79–000. project lands for the construction of Applicants: Emera Incorporated, sixteen camper lots at Bay Point 385.2001 through 385.2005. All comments, motions to intervene, or Algonquin Power & Utilities Corp. Campground on Logan Martin Lake. The Description: Section 203 Application campground would occupy 4.6 acres of protests must set forth their evidentiary basis and otherwise comply with the of Emera Inc. and Algonquin Power & project lands along 1,156 feet of Utilities Corp. shoreline, would consist of sixteen requirements of 18 CFR 4.34(b). All comments, motions to intervene, or Filed Date: 05/17/2011. concrete camper pads with 24-feet wide Accession Number: 20110517–5152. by 35-feet long camper decks alongside protests should relate to project works which are the subject of the amendment Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time each pad and each lot would have a 10- on Tuesday, June 07, 2011. feet by 10-feet concrete pad for storage. application. Agencies may obtain copies Fifteen docks and piers would also be of the application directly from the Take notice that the Commission constructed to service the campground. applicant. A copy of any protest or received the following electric rate l. Locations of the Application: A motion to intervene must be served filings: copy of the application is available for upon each representative of the Docket Numbers: ER10–2476–001. inspection and reproduction at the applicant specified in the particular Applicants: BG Energy Merchants, Commission’s Public Reference Room, application. If an intervener files LLC. located at 888 First Street, NE., Room comments or documents with the Description: BG Energy Merchants, 2A, Washington, DC 20426, or by calling Commission relating to the merits of an LLC submits tariff filing per 35: Request (202) 502–8371. This filing may also be issue that may affect the responsibilities for Category 1 Seller Determination to viewed on the Commission’s Web site at of a particular resource agency, they be effective 7/18/2011. http://www.ferc.gov using the ‘‘eLibrary’’ must also serve a copy of the document Filed Date: 05/17/2011. link. Enter the docket number excluding on that resource agency. A copy of all Accession Number: 20110517–5056. the last three digits in the docket other filings in reference to this Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time number field (P–2146) to access the application must be accompanied by on Tuesday, June 07, 2011. document. You may also register online proof of service on all persons listed in Docket Numbers: ER11–3336–001. at http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ the service list prepared by the Applicants: Command Power Corp. esubscription.asp to be notified via e- Commission in this proceeding, in Description: Command Power Corp. mail of new filings and issuances accordance with 18 CFR 4.34(b) and submits tariff filing per 35.17(b): MBR related to this or other pending projects. 385.2010. Application Amendment to be effective 6/11/2011. For assistance, call 1–866–208–3676 or Dated: May 19, 2011. e-mail [email protected], Filed Date: 05/17/2011. for TTY, call (202) 502–8659. A copy is Kimberly D. Bose, Accession Number: 20110517–5028. also available for inspection and Secretary. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time reproduction at the address in item (h) [FR Doc. 2011–12891 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] on Tuesday, June 07, 2011. above. BILLING CODE 6717–01–P Docket Numbers: ER11–3579–000.
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Applicants: PJM Interconnection, Accession Number: 20110516–5152. Filed Date: 05/18/2011. L.L.C. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Accession Number: 20110518–5053. Description: PJM Interconnection, on Monday, June 06, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time L.L.C. submits tariff filing per Docket Numbers: ER11–3586–000. on Wednesday, June 08, 2011. 35.13(a)(2)(iii: Queue No. W2–016; Applicants: PJM Interconnection, Docket Numbers: ER11–3592–000. Original Service Agreement No. 2924 to L.L.C., American Electric Power Service Applicants: California Independent be effective 4/20/2011. Corporation. System Operator Corporation. Filed Date: 05/17/2011. Description: PJM Interconnection, Description: California Independent Accession Number: 20110517–5038. L.L.C. submits tariff filing per 35: System Operator Corporation submits Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time AEPSC submits Compliance Filing tariff filing per 35.13(a)(2)(iii: 2011–05– on Tuesday, June 07, 2011. revising Attachment H–20B per Order in 18 Service Agreement 458 UDCOA Docket Numbers: ER11–3580–000. ER10–355 to be effective 4/21/2011. between CAISO and Banning to be Applicants: Domtar Corporation. Filed Date: 05/18/2011. effective 7/28/2010. Description: Domtar Corporation Accession Number: 20110518–5038. Filed Date: 05/18/2011. submits tariff filing per 35.15: Domtar Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Accession Number: 20110518–5084. Corporation Notice of Cancellation of on Wednesday, June 08, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time MBR Tariff to be effective 7/18/2011. Docket Numbers: ER11–3587–000. on Wednesday, June 08, 2011. Filed Date: 05/17/2011. Applicants: PacifiCorp. Take notice that the Commission Accession Number: 20110517–5050. Description: PacifiCorp submits tariff received the following electric Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time filing per 35.15: Termination of reliability filings: on Tuesday, June 07, 2011. Morgantown POD Construction Docket Numbers: RR10–12–001. Docket Numbers: ER11–3581–000. Agreement to be effective 7/4/2011. Applicants: North American Electric Applicants: PJM Interconnection, Filed Date: 05/18/2011. Reliability Corporation. L.L.C., Monongahela Power Company, Accession Number: 20110518–5039. Description: Supplemental American Electric Power Service Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Information to the North American Corporation. on Wednesday, June 08, 2011. Electric Reliability Corporation’s Description: PJM Interconnection, December 1, 2010 Compliance Filing in Docket Numbers: ER11–3588–000. L.L.C. submits tariff filing per Response to the September 3, 2010 Applicants: Conectiv Energy Supply, 35.13(a)(2)(iii: Monongahela Power, et Order Approving Petition and Directing Inc. al., submits the Third Revised Service Compliance Filing. Description: Conectiv Energy Supply, Agreement No. 1395, to be effective Filed Date: 05/17/2011. Inc. submits tariff filing per 35.15: 5/17/2011. Accession Number: 20110517–5158. Filed Date: 05/17/2011. Notice of MBR Cancellation to be Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Accession Number: 20110517–5073. effective 6/30/2011. on Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Filed Date: 05/18/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Any person desiring to intervene or to on Tuesday, June 07, 2011. Accession Number: 20110518–5045. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time protest in any of the above proceedings Docket Numbers: ER11–3582–000. on Wednesday, June 08, 2011. must file in accordance with Rules 211 Applicants: People’s Power & Gas, and 214 of the Commission’s Rules of LLC. Docket Numbers: ER11–3589–000. Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 Description: People’s Power & Gas, Applicants: Long Island Solar Farm, and 385.214) on or before 5 p.m. Eastern LLC submits tariff filing per 35.12: LLC. time on the specified comment date. It Market-Based Rate Tariff, to be effective Description: Long Island Solar Farm, is not necessary to separately intervene 5/17/2011. LLC submits tariff filing per 35.12: LISF again in a subdocket related to a Filed Date: 05/17/2011. MBR Filing to be effective 9/12/2011. compliance filing if you have previously Accession Number: 20110517–5087. Filed Date: 05/18/2011. intervened in the same docket. Protests Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Accession Number: 20110518–5048. will be considered by the Commission on Tuesday, June 07, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time in determining the appropriate action to Docket Numbers: ER11–3583–000. on Wednesday, June 08, 2011. be taken, but will not serve to make Applicants: Midwest Independent Docket Numbers: ER11–3590–000. protestants parties to the proceeding. Transmission System Operator, Inc. Applicants: Southern California Anyone filing a motion to intervene or Description: Midwest Independent Edison Company. protest must serve a copy of that Transmission System Operator, Inc. Description: Southern California document on the Applicant. In reference submits tariff filing per 35.13(a)(2)(iii: Edison Company submits tariff filing to filings initiating a new proceeding, Attachment X Clean-Up-RECB to be per 35.13(a)(2)(iii: Amend SGIA WDT interventions or protests submitted on effective 7/28/2010. Serv AG SCE–GBU SPVP #1 Project to or before the comment deadline need Filed Date: 05/17/2011. be effective 5/19/2011. not be served on persons other than the Accession Number: 20110517–5110 Filed Date: 05/18/2011. Applicant. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Accession Number: 20110518–5052. As it relates to any qualifying facility on Tuesday, June 07, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time filings, the notices of self-certification Docket Numbers: ER11–3584–000. on Wednesday, June 08, 2011. [or self-recertification] listed above, do Applicants: Florida Power Corp. Docket Numbers: ER11–3591–000. not institute a proceeding regarding d/b/a Progress Energy Florida, Inc. Applicants: Southern California qualifying facility status. A notice of Description: Florida Power Corp. Edison Company. self-certification [or self-recertification] d/b/a Progress Energy Florida, Inc.’s Description: Southern California simply provides notification that the Filing Concerning 2010 Impact of Retail Edison Company submits tariff filing entity making the filing has determined Cost of Removal on the OATT Formula per 35.13(a)(2)(iii: Amend SGIA WDT the facility named in the notice meets Transmission Rate. Serv AG SCE–GBU SPVP #2 Project to the applicable criteria to be a qualifying Filed Date: 05/16/2011. be effective 5/19/2011. facility. Intervention and/or protest do
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not lie in dockets that are qualifying Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Applicants: Gulf South Pipeline facility self-certifications or self- on Monday, May 23, 2011. Company, LP. recertifications. Any person seeking to Docket Numbers: RP11–2103–000. Description: Gulf South Pipeline challenge such qualifying facility status Applicants: Questar Southern Trails Company, LP submits tariff filing per may do so by filing a motion pursuant Pipeline Company. 154.204: Revise Section 6.10 ROFR to be to 18 CFR 292.207(d)(iii). Intervention Description: Questar Southern Trails effective 6/13/2011. and protests may be filed in response to Pipeline Company’s Annual Fuel Gas Filed Date: 05/13/2011. notices of qualifying facility dockets Reimbursement Report. Accession Number: 20110513–5033. other than self-certifications and self- Filed Date: 05/11/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time recertifications. Accession Number: 20110511–5198. on Wednesday, May 25, 2011. The Commission encourages Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Docket Numbers: RP11–2110–000. electronic submission of protests and on Monday, May 23, 2011. Applicants: Trunkline Gas Company, interventions in lieu of paper, using the Docket Numbers: RP11–2104–000. LLC. FERC Online links at http:// Applicants: White River Hub, LLC. Description: Trunkline Gas Company, www.ferc.gov. To facilitate electronic Description: White River Hub, LLC’s LLC submits tariff filing per 154.203: service, persons with Internet access Annual Fuel Gas Reimbursement Compliance with CP11–19–000 to be who will eFile a document and/or be Report. effective 7/16/2011. listed as a contact for an intervenor Filed Date: 05/11/2011. Filed Date: 05/13/2011. must create and validate an Accession Number: 20110511–5200. Accession Number: 20110513–5051. eRegistration account using the Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time eRegistration link. Select the eFiling on Monday, May 23, 2011. on Wednesday, May 25, 2011. link to log on and submit the Docket Numbers: RP11–2105–000. Any person desiring to intervene or to intervention or protests. protest in any of the above proceedings Persons unable to file electronically Applicants: Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America. must file in accordance with Rules 211 should submit an original and 14 copies and 214 of the Commission’s Rules of of the intervention or protest to the Description: Natural Gas Pipeline Company of America LLC submits tariff Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, and 385.214) on or before 5 p.m. Eastern 888 First St., NE., Washington, DC filing per 154.204: Filing to Remove Expired Agreements to be effective 6/ time on the specified comment date. It 20426. is not necessary to separately intervene The filings in the above proceedings 12/2011. again in a subdocket related to a are accessible in the Commission’s Filed Date: 05/12/2011. compliance filing if you have previously eLibrary system by clicking on the Accession Number: 20110512–5077. intervened in the same docket. Protests appropriate link in the above list. They Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time will be considered by the Commission are also available for review in the on Tuesday, May 24, 2011. in determining the appropriate action to Commission’s Public Reference Room in Docket Numbers: RP11–2106–000. be taken, but will not serve to make Washington, DC. There is an Applicants: Transwestern Pipeline protestants parties to the proceeding. eSubscription link on the Web site that Company, LLC. Anyone filing a motion to intervene or enables subscribers to receive e-mail Description: Transwestern Pipeline protest must serve a copy of that notification when a document is added Company, LLC submits tariff filing per document on the Applicant. In reference to a subscribed docket(s). For assistance 154.204: TW Discount-Type Adjustment to filings initiating a new proceeding, with any FERC Online service, please e- Tariff Filing to be effective 6/11/2011. interventions or protests submitted on mail [email protected]. or Filed Date: 05/12/2011. or before the comment deadline need call (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, Accession Number: 20110512–5092. not be served on persons other than the call (202) 502–8659. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time on Tuesday, May 24, 2011. Applicant. Dated: May 18, 2011. The Commission encourages Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., Docket Numbers: RP11–2107–000. electronic submission of protests and Applicants: Colorado Interstate Gas Deputy Secretary. interventions in lieu of paper, using the Company. FERC Online links at http:// [FR Doc. 2011–12880 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Description: Colorado Interstate Gas BILLING CODE 6717–01–P www.ferc.gov. To facilitate electronic Company submits tariff filing per service, persons with Internet access 154.203: Pre-Filing Rate Case Settlement who will eFile a document and/or be DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY associated with Docket No. RP06–397 to listed as a contact for an intervenor be effective 12/31/9998. must create and validate an Federal Energy Regulatory Filed Date: 05/12/2011. eRegistration account using the Commission Accession Number: 20110512–5094. eRegistration link. Select the eFiling Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time link to log on and submit the Combined Notice of Filings No. 1 on Tuesday, May 24, 2011. intervention or protests. Take notice that the Commission has Docket Numbers: RP11–2108–000. Persons unable to file electronically received the following Natural Gas Applicants: Equitrans, L.P. should submit an original and 14 copies Pipeline Rate and Refund Report filings: Description: Equitrans, L.P. submits of the intervention or protest to the tariff filing per 154.203: Compliance Docket Numbers: RP11–2102–000. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Applicants: Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC. Filing for Order No. 587–U to be 888 First St., NE., Washington, DC Description: Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC effective 6/1/2011. 20426. submits tariff filing per 154.204: Big Filed Date: 05/12/2011. The filings in the above proceedings Sandy Negotiated Rate Agreement Filing Accession Number: 20110512–5116. are accessible in the Commission’s to be effective 6/1/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time eLibrary system by clicking on the Filed Date: 05/11/2011. on Tuesday, May 24, 2011. appropriate link in the above list. They Accession Number: 20110511–5167. Docket Numbers: RP11–2109–000. are also available for review in the
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Commission’s Public Reference Room in Docket Numbers: RP11–2098–000. interventions in lieu of paper, using the Washington, DC. There is an Applicants: Young Gas Storage FERC Online links at http:// eSubscription link on the Web site that Company, Ltd. www.ferc.gov. To facilitate electronic enables subscribers to receive e-mail Description: Young Gas Storage service, persons with Internet access notification when a document is added Company, Ltd. submits tariff filing per who will eFile a document and/or be to a subscribed docket(s). For assistance 154.204: Revised Reservoir Integrity listed as a contact for an intervenor with any FERC Online service, please e- Limit Curve to be effective 6/15/2011. must create and validate an mail [email protected]. or Filed Date: 05/09/2011. eRegistration account using the call (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, Accession Number: 20110509–5118. eRegistration link. Select the eFiling call (202) 502–8659. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time link to log on and submit the on Monday, May 23, 2011. Dated: May 16, 2011. intervention or protests. Docket Numbers: RP11–2099–000. Persons unable to file electronically Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., Applicants: Freebird Gas Storage, should submit an original and 14 copies Deputy Secretary. L.L.C. of the intervention or protest to the [FR Doc. 2011–12882 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Description: Freebird Gas Storage, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, BILLING CODE 6717–01–P L.L.C. submits tariff filing per 154.204: 888 First St., NE., Washington, DC Freebird Gas Storage Correction Filing 20426. to be effective 5/9/2011. The filings in the above proceedings DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Filed Date: 05/10/2011. are accessible in the Commission’s Accession Number: 20110510–5000. eLibrary system by clicking on the Federal Energy Regulatory Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Commission appropriate link in the above list. They on Monday, May 23, 2011. are also available for review in the Docket Numbers: RP11–2100–000. Combined Notice of Filings No. 1 Commission’s Public Reference Room in Applicants: Gulf Crossing Pipeline Washington, DC. There is an Take notice that the Commission has Company LLC. eSubscription link on the Web site that received the following Natural Gas Description: Gulf Crossing Pipeline enables subscribers to receive e-mail Pipeline Rate and Refund Report filings: Company LLC submits tariff filing per notification when a document is added Docket Numbers: RP11–2094–000. 154.204: Revise Refund Parameter for to a subscribed docket(s). For assistance Applicants: Sabine Pipe Line LLC. Cashout to be effective 6/10/2011. with any FERC Online service, please e- Filed Date: 05/11/2011. Description: Sabine Pipe Line LLC mail [email protected] or Accession Number: 20110511–5027. submits tariff filing per 154.204: Sabine Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time call (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, Pipe Line LLC System Map to be on Monday, May 23, 2011. call (202) 502–8659. effective 6/15/2011. Dated: May 11, 2011. Filed Date: 05/05/2011. Docket Numbers: RP11–2101–000. Applicants: Gulf South Pipeline Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., Accession Number: 20110505–5127. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Company, LP. Deputy Secretary. Description: Gulf South Pipeline on Tuesday, May 17, 2011. [FR Doc. 2011–12884 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Company, LP submits tariff filing per BILLING CODE 6717–01–P Docket Numbers: RP11–2095–000. 154.204: Revise Refund Parameter for Applicants: Equitrans, L.P. Cashout to be effective 6/10/2011. Description: Equitrans, L.P. submits Filed Date: 05/11/2011. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY tariff filing per 154.602: Cancellation of Accession Number: 20110511–5028. Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC Baseline Tariff Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Federal Energy Regulatory Filing to be effective 6/1/2011. on Monday, May 23, 2011. Commission Filed Date: 05/05/2011. Any person desiring to intervene or to Accession Number: 20110505–5146. protest in any of the above proceedings Combined Notice of Filings No. 2 Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time must file in accordance with Rules 211 on Tuesday, May 17, 2011. Take notice that the Commission has and 214 of the Commission’s Rules of received the following Natural Gas Docket Numbers: RP11–2096–000. Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 Pipeline Rate and Refund Report filings: Applicants: Rockies Express Pipeline and 385.214) on or before 5 p.m. Eastern LLC. Docket Numbers: RP11–2000–001. time on the specified comment date. It Applicants: Gulf South Pipeline Description: Rockies Express Pipeline is not necessary to separately intervene Company, LP. LLC submits tariff filing per 154.204: again in a subdocket related to a Description: Gulf South Pipeline Backhaul Service to be effective 6/6/ compliance filing if you have previously Company, LP submits tariff filing per 2011. intervened in the same docket. Protests 154.205(b): Amendment to RP11–2000 Filed Date: 05/06/2011. will be considered by the Commission to be effective 4/12/2011. Accession Number: 20110506–5135. in determining the appropriate action to Filed Date: 05/11/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time be taken, but will not serve to make Accession Number: 20110511–5094. on Wednesday, May 18, 2011. protestants parties to the proceeding. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Docket Numbers: RP11–2097–000. Anyone filing a motion to intervene or on Tuesday, May 24, 2011. Applicants: Puget Sound Energy. protest must serve a copy of that Docket Numbers: RP11–2096–001. Description: Puget Sound Energy document on the Applicant. In reference Applicants: Rockies Express Pipeline submits tariff filing per 154.204: to filings initiating a new proceeding, LLC Amendment No. 12 to be effective 11/ interventions or protests submitted on Description: Rockies Express Pipeline 1/2010. or before the comment deadline need LLC submits tariff filing per 154.205(b): Filed Date: 05/06/2011. not be served on persons other than the Amendment to BHS Filing RP11–2096 Accession Number: 20110506–5137. Applicant. to be effective 6/6/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time The Commission encourages Filed Date: 05/18/2011. on Wednesday, May 18, 2011. electronic submission of protests and Accession Number: 20110518–5054.
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Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Description: Gulf South Pipeline 154.204: IG Rate May 2011 to be on Tuesday, May 24, 2011. Company, LP submits tariff filing per effective 4/29/2011. Any person desiring to protest this 154.204: Sequent 38585–1, 38586–1 Filed Date: 04/29/2011. filing must file in accordance with Rule Amendments to Negotiated Rate Accession Number: 20110429–5064. 211 of the Commission’s Rules of Agreements to be effective 5/1/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Practice and Procedure (18 CFR Filed Date: 04/28/2011. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. 385.211). Protests to this filing will be Accession Number: 20110428–5276 Docket Numbers: RP11–2059–000. considered by the Commission in Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Applicants: Kinder Morgan Interstate determining the appropriate action to be on Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Gas Transmission LLC. taken, but will not serve to make Docket Numbers: RP11–2053–000. Description: Kinder Morgan Interstate protestants parties to the proceeding. Applicants: Midcontinent Express Gas Transmission LLC submits tariff Such protests must be filed on or before Pipeline LLC. filing per 154.204: Service Agreements 5 p.m. Eastern time on the specified Description: Midcontinent Express Cleanup Filing to be effective 5/16/ comment date. Anyone filing a protest Pipeline LLC submits tariff filing per 2011. must serve a copy of that document on 154.403(d)(2): Fuel Tracking Filing to be Filed Date: 04/29/2011. all the parties to the proceeding. effective 6/1/2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5122. The Commission encourages Filed Date: 04/28/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time electronic submission of protests in lieu Accession Number: 20110428–5341. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. of paper using the ‘‘eFiling’’ link at Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Docket Numbers: RP11–2060–000. http://www.ferc.gov. Persons unable to on Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Applicants: Texas Gas Transmission, file electronically should submit an Docket Numbers: RP11–2054–000. LLC. original and 14 copies of the protest to Applicants: Fayetteville Express Description: Texas Gas Transmission, the Federal Energy Regulatory Pipeline LLC. LLC submits tariff filing per 154.204: Commission, 888 First Street, NE., Description: Fayetteville Express Cross Timbers Negotiated Rate Letter Washington, DC 20426. Pipeline LLC submits tariff filing per Agreements 31115, 31116 to be effective This filing is accessible on-line at 154.403(d)(2): FEP 2011_04_28 Out of 5/1/2011. http://www.ferc.gov, using the Cycle Fuel Filing to be effective 6/1/ Filed Date: 04/29/2011. ‘‘eLibrary’’ link and is available for 2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5123. review in the Commission’s Public Filed Date: 04/28/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Reference Room in Washington, DC. Accession Number: 20110428–5343. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. There is an ‘‘eSubscription’’ link on the Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Docket Numbers: RP11–2061–000. Web site that enables subscribers to on Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Applicants: Northern Natural Gas receive e-mail notification when a Docket Numbers: RP11–2055–000. Company. document is added to a subscribed Applicants: ETC Tiger Pipeline, LLC. Description: Northern Natural Gas docket(s). For assistance with any FERC Description: ETC Tiger Pipeline, LLC Company submits tariff filing per Online service, please e-mail submits tariff filing per 154.403(d)(2): 154.403: 20110429 Winter Market Fuel [email protected], or call ETC Tiger 2011_04_28 Out of Cycle Fuel to be effective 11/1/2011. (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, call Filing to be effective 6/1/2011. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. (202) 502–8659. Filed Date: 04/28/2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5125. Accession Number: 20110428–5345. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Dated: May 19, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., on Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Docket Numbers: RP11–2062–000. Deputy Secretary. Docket Numbers: RP11–2056–000. Applicants: Williston Basin Interstate [FR Doc. 2011–12888 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Applicants: Rockies Express Pipeline Pipeline Company. BILLING CODE 6717–01–P LLC. Description: Williston Basin Interstate Description: Rockies Express Pipeline Pipeline Company submits tariff filing LLC submits tariff filing per 154.204: per 154.204: System Maps to be DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Discounts on Negotiated Rates to be effective 4/29/2011. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Federal Energy Regulatory effective 6/1/2011. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5131. Commission Accession Number: 20110429–5000. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Combined Notice of Filings Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Docket Numbers: RP11–2063–000. Take notice that the Commission has Docket Numbers: RP11–2057–000. Applicants: Southeast Supply Header, received the following Natural Gas Applicants: ANR Pipeline Company. LLC. Pipeline Rate and Refund Report filings: Description: ANR Pipeline Company Description: Southeast Supply Docket Numbers: RP11–2051–000. submits tariff filing per 154.403: Cash Header, LLC submits tariff filing per Applicants: Black Marlin Pipeline out Surcharge 2011 to be effective 6/1/ 154.204: 2011 Map Filing to be effective Company. 2011. 6/1/2011. Description: Report of Black Marlin Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Pipeline Company. Accession Number: 20110429–5058. Accession Number: 20110429–5134. Filed Date: 04/28/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Accession Number: 20110428–5219. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Docket Numbers: RP11–2058–000. Docket Numbers: RP11–2064–000. on Tuesday, May 10, 2011. Applicants: National Fuel Gas Supply Applicants: Steckman Ridge, LP. Docket Numbers: RP11–2052–000. Corporation. Description: Steckman Ridge, LP Applicants: Gulf South Pipeline Description: National Fuel Gas Supply submits tariff filing per 154.204: 2011 Company, LP. Corporation submits tariff filing per Map Filing to be effective 6/1/2011.
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Filed Date: 04/29/2011. The filings in the above proceedings Description: Trunkline Gas Company, Accession Number: 20110429–5139. are accessible in the Commission’s LLC submits tariff filing per 154.204: Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time eLibrary system by clicking on the Negotiated Rates Filing—8 to be on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. appropriate link in the above list. They effective 5/1/2011. Docket Numbers: RP11–2065–000. are also available for review in the Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Applicants: Algonquin Gas Commission’s Public Reference Room in Accession Number: 20110429–5215. Transmission, LLC. Washington, DC. There is an Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Description: Algonquin Gas eSubscription link on the Web site that on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Transmission, LLC submits tariff filing enables subscribers to receive e-mail Docket Numbers: RP11–2071–000. per 154.204: J–2 Lateral Revised notification when a document is added Applicants: Florida Gas Transmission Recourse and Negotiated Rates to be to a subscribed dockets(s). For Company, LLC. effective 5/17/2010. assistance with any FERC Online Description: Florida Gas Transmission Filed Date: 04/29/2011. service, please e-mail Company, LLC submits tariff filing per Accession Number: 20110429–5154. [email protected]. or call 154.204: Update Map 4–29–11 to be Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, call effective 6/1/2011. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. (202) 502–8659. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Docket Numbers: RP11–2066–000. Dated: April 29, 2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5221. Applicants: Tennessee Gas Pipeline Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., Company. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Description: Tennessee Gas Pipeline Deputy Secretary. Company submits tariff filing per Docket Numbers: RP11–2072–000. [FR Doc. 2011–12887 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Applicants: Elba Express Company, 154.403(d)(2): Fuel Tracker to be BILLING CODE 6717–01–P effective 6/1/2011. L.L.C. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Description: Elba Express Company, Accession Number: 20110429–5159. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY L.L.C. submits tariff filing per Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time 154.403(d)(2): Fuel Tracker Filing to be on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Federal Energy Regulatory effective 6/1/2011. Any person desiring to intervene or to Commission Filed Date: 04/29/2011. protest in any of the above proceedings Accession Number: 20110429–5225. must file in accordance with Rules 211 Combined Notice of Filings Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. and 214 of the Commission’s Rules of Take notice that the Commission has Docket Numbers: RP11–2073–000. Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 received the following Natural Gas Applicants: CenterPoint Energy— and 385.214) on or before 5 p.m. Eastern Pipeline Rate and Refund Report filings: Mississippi River Transmission, LLC. time on the specified comment date. It Docket Numbers: RP11–2067–000. is not necessary to separately intervene Applicants: Northern Natural Gas Description: CenterPoint Energy— again in a subdocket related to a Company. Mississippi River Transmission, LLC compliance filing if you have previously Description: Northern Natural Gas submits tariff filing per 154.204: intervened in the same docket. Protests Company submits tariff filing per Negotiated Rates Filing 5/1/2011 for will be considered by the Commission 154.204: 20110401 Section 58 Other CES#3641 & LER#3621 to be effective 5/ in determining the appropriate action to Provisions to be effective 6/1/2011. 1/2011. be taken, but will not serve to make Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. protestants parties to the proceeding. Accession Number: 20110429–5161. Accession Number: 20110429–5302. Anyone filing a motion to intervene or Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time protest must serve a copy of that on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. document on the Applicant. In reference Docket Numbers: RP11–2068–000. Docket Numbers: RP11–2074–000. to filings initiating a new proceeding, Applicants: Panhandle Eastern Pipe Applicants: Transcontinental Gas interventions or protests submitted on Line Company, LP. Pipe Line Company, LLC. or before the comment deadline need Description: Panhandle Eastern Pipe Description: Transcontinental Gas not be served on persons other than the Line Company, LP submits tariff filing Pipe Line Company, LLC submits tariff Applicant. per 154.204: Update Tariff Maps to be filing per 154.403: Maiden Delivery The Commission encourages effective 6/1/2011. Lateral Surcharge Update Filing to be electronic submission of protests and Filed Date: 04/29/2011. effective 6/1/2011. interventions in lieu of paper, using the Accession Number: 20110429–5183. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. FERC Online links at http:// Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Accession Number: 20110429–5337. www.ferc.gov. To facilitate electronic on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time service, persons with Internet access Docket Numbers: RP11–2069–000. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. who will eFile a document and/or be Applicants: Trunkline Gas Company, Docket Numbers: RP11–2074–000. listed as a contact for an intervenor LLC. Applicants: Transcontinental Gas must create and validate an Description: Trunkline Gas Company, Pipe Line Company, LLC. eRegistration account using the LLC submits tariff filing per 154.204: Description: Transcontinental Gas eRegistration link. Select the eFiling Update Maps 4–29–11 to be effective Pipe Line Company, LLC submits tariff link to log on and submit the 6/1/2011. filing per: Maiden Lateral Surcharge intervention or protests. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Update Supplemental Filing to be Persons unable to file electronically Accession Number: 20110429–5208. effective N/A under RP11–2074 Filing should submit an original and 14 copies Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Type: 620. of the intervention or protest to the on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Docket Numbers: RP11–2070–000. Accession Number: 20110429–5536. 888 First St., NE., Washington, DC Applicants: Trunkline Gas Company, Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time 20426. LLC. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011.
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Docket Numbers: RP11–2075–000. Docket Numbers: RP11–2081–000. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Applicants: OkTex Pipeline Applicants: ANR Pipeline Company. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Company, L.L.C. Description: ANR Pipeline Company Docket Numbers: RP11–2087–000. Description: OkTex Pipeline submits tariff filing per 154.203: Applicants: Gulf Crossing Pipeline Company, L.L.C. submits tariff filing per Operational Purchases and Sales Report Company LLC. 154.204: Housekeeping (1st Quarter 2010 to be effective N/A under RP11– Description: Gulf Crossing Pipeline 2011) to be effective 6/1/2011 under 2081 Filing Type: 580. Company LLC submits tariff filing per RP11–2075 Filing Type: 570. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. 154.204: BP Energy 37–4 Amendment to Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5455. Negotiated Rate Agreement Filing to be Accession Number: 20110429–5351. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time effective 5/1/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Filed Date: 05/02/2011. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Docket Numbers: RP11–2082–000. Accession Number: 20110502–5163. Docket Numbers: RP11–2076–000. Applicants: Texas Eastern Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Applicants: Carolina Gas Transmission, LP. on Monday, May 16, 2011. Transmission Corporation. Description: Texas Eastern Docket Numbers: RP11–2088–000. Description: Petition for Approval of Transmission, LP submits tariff filing Applicants: ANR Pipeline Company. Stipulation and Agreement of Carolina per 154.204: Duke Energy Vermillion to Description: ANR Pipeline Company Gas Transmission Corporation under be effective 5/1/2011 under RP11–2082 submits tariff filing per 154.601: ITS RP11–2076. Filing Type: 570. Negotiated Rate Agreements to be Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5401. effective 5/1/2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5466. Filed Date: 05/02/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Accession Number: 20110502–5400. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Docket Numbers: RP11–2077–000. Docket Numbers: RP11–2083–000. on Monday, May 16, 2011. Applicants: Wyoming Interstate Applicants: El Paso Natural Gas Docket Numbers: RP11–2089–000. Company, L.L.C. Company. Description: Wyoming Interstate Applicants: Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC. Description: El Paso Natural Gas Description: Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC Company, L.L.C. submits tariff filing per Company submits tariff filing per 154.403(d)(2): Quarterly Fuel and L&U submits tariff filing per 154.202: Big 154.204: TGS and UNS Agreement Sandy Pipeline, LLC Baseline Filing to Filing to be effective 6/1/2011. Update to be effective 6/1/2011 under Filed Date: 04/29/2011. be effective 6/1/2011. RP11–2083 Filing Type: 570. Filed Date: 05/02/2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5409. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Accession Number: 20110502–5405. Accession Number: 20110429–5476. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time on Monday, May 16, 2011. Docket Numbers: RP11–2078–000. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Applicants: Gulfstream Natural Gas Any person desiring to intervene or to Docket Numbers: RP11–2084–000. System, L.L.C. protest in any of the above proceedings Description: Gulfstream Natural Gas Applicants: Hardy Storage Company, must file in accordance with Rules 211 System, L.L.C. submits tariff filing per LLC. and 214 of the Commission’s Rules of Description: Hardy Storage Company, 154.403(d)(2): 2011 Gulfstream TUP/ Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 LLC submits tariff filing per 154.204: SBA Filing to be effective 6/1/2011. and 385.214) on or before 5 p.m. Eastern Filed Date: 04/29/2011. RAM 2011 Periodic to be effective 6/1/ time on the specified comment date. It Accession Number: 20110429–5421. 2011 under RP11–2084 Filing Type: is not necessary to separately intervene Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time 570. again in a subdocket related to a on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Filed Date: 04/29/2011. compliance filing if you have previously Accession Number: 20110429–5539. Docket Numbers: RP11–2079–000. intervened in the same docket. Protests Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Applicants: Southern Natural Gas will be considered by the Commission on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Company. in determining the appropriate action to Description: Southern Natural Gas Docket Numbers: RP11–2085–000. be taken, but will not serve to make Company submits tariff filing per Applicants: Cheyenne Plains Gas protestants parties to the proceeding. 154.204: Map Update to be effective 6/ Pipeline Company, L.L.C. Anyone filing a motion to intervene or 1/2011 under RP11–2079 Filing Type: Description: Cheyenne Plains Gas protest must serve a copy of that 570. Pipeline Company, L.L.C. submits tariff document on the Applicant. In reference Filed Date: 04/29/2011. filing per 154.403(d)(2): Annual Fuel to filings initiating a new proceeding, Accession Number: 20110429–5427. and L&U Filing to be effective 6/1/2011. interventions or protests submitted on Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Filed Date: 04/29/2011. or before the comment deadline need on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5544. not be served on persons other than the Docket Numbers: RP11–2080–000. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Applicant. Applicants: Southeast Supply Header, on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. The Commission encourages LLC. Docket Numbers: RP11–2086–000. electronic submission of protests and Description: Southeast Supply Applicants: CenterPoint Energy Gas interventions in lieu of paper, using the Header, LLC submits tariff filing per Transmission Company, LLC. FERC Online links at http:// 154.403(d)(2): 2011 SESH TUP/SBA Description: CenterPoint Energy Gas www.ferc.gov. To facilitate electronic Filing to be effective 6/1/2011 under Transmission Company, LLC submits service, persons with Internet access RP11–2080 Filing Type: 650. tariff filing per 154.204: CEGT LLC— who will eFile a document and/or be Filed Date: 04/29/2011. Negotiated Rate—May 2011 to be listed as a contact for an intervenor Accession Number: 20110429–5435. effective 5/1/2011. must create and validate an Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Filed Date: 04/29/2011. eRegistration account using the on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. Accession Number: 20110429–5547. eRegistration link. Select the eFiling
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link to log on and submit the Accession Number: 20110505–5089. Persons unable to file electronically intervention or protests. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time should submit an original and 14 copies Persons unable to file electronically on Tuesday, May 17, 2011. of the intervention or protest to the should submit an original and 14 copies Docket Numbers: RP11–2093–000. Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, of the intervention or protest to the Applicants: Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC. 888 First St., NE., Washington, DC Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Description: Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC 20426. 888 First St., NE., Washington, DC submits tariff filing per 154.204: The filings in the above proceedings 20426. Negotiated Rate Agreement Filing to be are accessible in the Commission’s The filings in the above proceedings effective 6/1/2011. eLibrary system by clicking on the are accessible in the Commission’s Filed Date: 05/05/2011. appropriate link in the above list. They eLibrary system by clicking on the Accession Number: 20110505–5126. are also available for review in the appropriate link in the above list. They Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Commission’s Public Reference Room in are also available for review in the on Tuesday, May 17, 2011. Washington, DC. There is an Commission’s Public Reference Room in Docket Numbers: RP11–2094–000. eSubscription link on the Web site that Washington, DC. There is an Applicants: Sabine Pipe Line LLC. enables subscribers to receive e-mail eSubscription link on the Web site that Description: Sabine Pipe Line LLC notification when a document is added enables subscribers to receive e-mail submits tariff filing per 154.204: Sabine to a subscribed docket(s). For assistance notification when a document is added Pipe Line LLC System Map to be with any FERC Online service, please e- to a subscribed docket(s). For assistance effective 6/15/2011. mail [email protected] or Filed Date: 05/05/2011. with any FERC Online service, please e- call (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, Accession Number: 20110505–5127. mail [email protected]. or Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time call (202) 502–8659. call (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, on Tuesday, May 17, 2011. Dated: May 6, 2011. call (202) 502–8659. Docket Numbers: RP11–2095–000. Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., Dated: May 3, 2011. Applicants: Equitrans, L.P. Deputy Secretary. Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., Description: Equitrans, L.P. submits [FR Doc. 2011–12885 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Deputy Secretary. tariff filing per 154.602: Cancellation of BILLING CODE 6717–01–P [FR Doc. 2011–12886 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC Baseline Tariff BILLING CODE 6717–01–P Filing to be effective 6/1/2011. Filed Date: 05/05/2011. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Accession Number: 20110505–5146. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Federal Energy Regulatory on Tuesday, May 17, 2011. Commission Federal Energy Regulatory Any person desiring to intervene or to Commission protest in any of the above proceedings Combined Notice of Filings No. 2 must file in accordance with Rules 211 Combined Notice of Filings Take notice that the Commission has and 214 of the Commission’s Rules of received the following Natural Gas Take notice that the Commission has Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 Pipeline Rate and Refund Report filings: and 385.214) on or before 5 p.m. Eastern received the following Natural Gas Docket Numbers: RP11–1913–001. Pipeline Rate and Refund Report filings: time on the specified comment date. It is not necessary to separately intervene Applicants: Texas Gas Transmission, Docket Numbers: RP11–1972–000. again in a subdocket related to a LLC. Applicants: Tuscarora Gas compliance filing if you have previously Description: Texas Gas Transmission, Transmission Company. intervened in the same docket. Protests LLC submits tariff filing per 154.203: Description: Tuscarora Gas will be considered by the Commission Compliance Filing to be effective 4/28/ Transmission Company submits tariff in determining the appropriate action to 2011. filing per 154.203: Compliance to RP10– be taken, but will not serve to make Filed Date: 05/04/2011. 559–001, to be effective 4/1/2011. protestants parties to the proceeding. Accession Number: 20110504–5029. Filed Date: 04/04/2011. Anyone filing a motion to intervene or Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Accession Number: 20110404–5138. protest must serve a copy of that on Wednesday, May 18, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time document on the Applicant. In reference Docket Numbers: RP11–2079–001. on Wednesday, May 11, 2011. to filings initiating a new proceeding, Applicants: Southern Natural Gas Docket Numbers: RP11–2091–000. interventions or protests submitted on Company. Applicants: Dauphin Island Gathering or before the comment deadline need Description: Southern Natural Gas Partners. not be served on persons other than the Company submits tariff filing per Description: Dauphin Island Applicant. 154.205(b): Map Update Amendment to Gathering Partners submits tariff filing The Commission encourages be effective 6/1/2011. per 154.204: Negotiated Rates 2011–05– electronic submission of protests and Filed Date: 05/09/2011. 04 to be effective 5/5/2011. interventions in lieu of paper, using the Accession Number: 20110509–5106. Filed Date: 05/04/2011. FERC Online links at http:// Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Accession Number: 20110504–5159. www.ferc.gov. To facilitate electronic on Monday, May 23, 2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time service, persons with Internet access Docket Numbers: RP11–1975–001. on Monday, May 16, 2011. who will eFile a document and/or be Applicants: Texas Gas Transmission, Docket Numbers: RP11–2092–000. listed as a contact for an intervenor LLC. Applicants: Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC. must create and validate an Description: Texas Gas Transmission, Description: Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC eRegistration account using the LLC submits tariff filing per 154.203: submits tariff filing per 154.202: eRegistration link. Select the eFiling Compliance Filing to be effective 5/5/ Baseline Filing to be effective 6/1/2011. link to log on and submit the 2011. Filed Date: 05/05/2011. intervention or protests. Filed Date: 05/11/2011.
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Accession Number: 20110511–5012. Docket Numbers: RP10–1410–001. This filing is accessible on-line at Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Applicants: Kern River Gas http://www.ferc.gov, using the on Monday, May 23, 2011. Transmission Company. ‘‘eLibrary’’ link and is available for Docket Numbers: RP11–1946–002. Description: Kern River Gas review in the Commission’s Public Applicants: Enbridge Offshore Transmission Company submits tariff Reference Room in Washington, DC. Pipelines (UTOS) LLC. filing per 154.203: 2011 Reservation There is an ‘‘eSubscription’’ link on the Description: Enbridge Offshore Charge Credits Compliance Filing, to be Web site that enables subscribers to Pipelines (UTOS) LLC submits tariff effective 12/1/2011. receive e-mail notification when a filing per 154.203: Negotiated Rate/Non- Filed Date: 05/12/2011. document is added to a subscribed conforming Agreements Resubmittal to Accession Number: 20110512–5001. docket(s). For assistance with any FERC be effective 1/1/2011. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Online service, please e-mail Filed Date: 05/11/2011. on Tuesday, May 24, 2011. [email protected], or call Accession Number: 20110511–5039. Docket Numbers: RP10–1375–001. (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, call Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Applicants: Total Peaking Services, (202) 502–8659. on Monday, May 23, 2011. L.L.C. Any person desiring to protest this Dated: May 16, 2011. Description: Total Peaking Services, Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., filing must file in accordance with Rule L.L.C. submits tariff filing per 154.203: Deputy Secretary 211 of the Commission’s Rules of Total Peaking Services, L.L.C.—Baseline Practice and Procedure (18 CFR eTariff Filing (Errata/Compliance) to be [FR Doc. 2011–12881 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 385.211). Protests to this filing will be effective 9/30/2010. BILLING CODE 6717–01–P considered by the Commission in Filed Date: 05/13/2011. determining the appropriate action to be Accession Number: 20110513–5067. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY taken, but will not serve to make Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time protestants parties to the proceeding. on Wednesday, May 25, 2011. Federal Energy Regulatory Such protests must be filed on or before Docket Numbers: RP11–1964–001. Commission 5 p.m. Eastern time on the specified Applicants: Questar Pipeline comment date. Anyone filing a protest Company Combined Notice of Filings No. 1 must serve a copy of that document on Description: Questar Pipeline all the parties to the proceeding. Company submits tariff filing per Take notice that the Commission has The Commission encourages 154.203: RP11–1964 Compliance Filing received the following Natural Gas electronic submission of protests in lieu to be effective 5/1/2011. Pipeline Rate and Refund Report filings: ‘‘ ’’ of paper using the eFiling link at Filed Date: 05/13/2011. Docket Numbers: RP11–2111–000. http://www.ferc.gov. Persons unable to Accession Number: 20110513–5000. Applicants: EQT Energy, LLC, EQT file electronically should submit an Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Corporation, Big Sandy Pipeline, LLC. original and 14 copies of the protest to on Wednesday, May 25, 2011. Description: Joint Petition of Big the Federal Energy Regulatory Sandy Pipeline, et al. for Waiver of Commission, 888 First Street, NE., Docket Numbers: RP11–2094–001. Applicants: Sabine Pipe Line LLC. Capacity Release Regulations. Washington, DC 20426. Filed Date: 05/13/2011. This filing is accessible on-line at Description: Sabine Pipe Line LLC submits tariff filing per 154.205(b): Accession Number: 20110513–5154. http://www.ferc.gov, using the Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Amendment to effective date for Sabine ‘‘eLibrary’’ link and is available for on Wednesday, May 25, 2011. review in the Commission’s Public System Map to be effective 6/1/2011. Filed Date: 05/13/2011. Docket Numbers: RP11–2112–000. Reference Room in Washington, DC. Applicants: Texas Eastern There is an ‘‘eSubscription’’ link on the Accession Number: 20110513–5048. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Transmission, LP. Web site that enables subscribers to Description: Texas Eastern receive e-mail notification when a on Wednesday, May 25, 2011. Any person desiring to protest this Transmission, LP submits tariff filing document is added to a subscribed per 154.203: Hot Spring Lateral docket(s). For assistance with any FERC filing must file in accordance with Rule 211 of the Commission’s Rules of Recourse Rates—CP10–471 Compliance, Online service, please e-mail to be effective 6/1/2011. [email protected], or call Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211). Protests to this filing will be Filed Date: 05/17/2011. (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, call Accession Number: 20110517–5074. (202) 502–8659. considered by the Commission in determining the appropriate action to be Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Dated: May 11, 2011. taken, but will not serve to make on Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., protestants parties to the proceeding. Docket Numbers: RP11–2113–000. Deputy Secretary. Such protests must be filed on or before Applicants: Texas Eastern [FR Doc. 2011–12883 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 5 p.m. Eastern time on the specified Transmission, LP. BILLING CODE 6717–01–P comment date. Anyone filing a protest Description: Texas Eastern must serve a copy of that document on Transmission, LP submits tariff filing all the parties to the proceeding. per 154.203: Hot Spring Lateral DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY The Commission encourages Agreements—CP10–471 Compliance to electronic submission of protests in lieu be effective 6/1/2011. Federal Energy Regulatory of paper using the ‘‘eFiling’’ link at Filed Date: 05/17/2011. Commission http://www.ferc.gov. Persons unable to Accession Number: 20110517–5075. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Combined Notice of Filings No. 2 file electronically should submit an original and 14 copies of the protest to on Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Take notice that the Commission has the Federal Energy Regulatory Docket Numbers: RP11–2114–000. received the following Natural Gas Commission, 888 First Street, NE., Applicants: Ozark Gas Transmission, Pipeline Rate and Refund Report filings: Washington, DC 20426. L.L.C.
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Description: Ozark Gas Transmission, of the intervention or protest to the ‘‘eFiling’’ link at http://www.ferc.gov. L.L.C. submits tariff filing per 154.204: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Persons unable to file electronically KGen Hot Spring Agreements to be 888 First St., NE., Washington, DC should submit an original and 7 copies effective 6/1/2011. 20426. of the protest or intervention to the Filed Date: 05/17/2011. The filings in the above proceedings Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Accession Number: 20110517–5076. are accessible in the Commission’s 888 First Street, NE., Washington, DC Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time eLibrary system by clicking on the 20426. on Tuesday, May 31, 2011. appropriate link in the above list. They This filing is accessible on-line at Docket Numbers: RP11–2115–000. are also available for review in the http://www.ferc.gov, using the Applicants: Honeoye Storage Commission’s Public Reference Room in ‘‘eLibrary’’ link and is available for Corporation. Washington, DC. There is an review in the Commission’s Public Description: Honeoye Storage eSubscription link on the Web site that Reference Room in Washington, DC. Corporation submits tariff filing per enables subscribers to receive e-mail There is an ‘‘eSubscription’’ link on the 154.204: PAL Services to be effective 7/ notification when a document is added Web site that enables subscribers to 1/2011. to a subscribed docket(s). For assistance receive e-mail notification when a Filed Date: 05/18/2011. with any FERC Online service, please e- document is added to a subscribed Accession Number: 20110518–5051. mail [email protected]. or Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time docket(s). For assistance with any FERC call (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, on Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Online service, please e-mail call (202) 502–8659. [email protected], or call Docket Numbers: RP11–2116–000. (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, call Applicants: Transcontinental Gas Dated: May 19, 2011. (202) 502–8659. Pipe Line Company, LLC. Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., Description: Transcontinental Gas Deputy Secretary. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time on Wednesday, May 25, 2011. Pipe Line Company, LLC submits tariff [FR Doc. 2011–12879 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] filing per 154.204: Staten Island Heater BILLING CODE 6717–01–P Dated: May 18, 2011. Facility—Negotiated Rate Amendments Kimberly D. Bose, to be effective 5/20/2011. Secretary. Filed Date: 05/19/2011. DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY [FR Doc. 2011–12864 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Accession Number: 20110519–5034. Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time Federal Energy Regulatory BILLING CODE 6717–01–P on Tuesday, May 31, 2011. Commission Any person desiring to intervene or to [Docket No. PR11–110–000] DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY protest in any of the above proceedings must file in accordance with Rules 211 Hill-Lake Gas Storage, LLC; Notice of Federal Energy Regulatory and 214 of the Commission’s Rules of Filing Commission Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 Take notice that on May 13, 2011, and 385.214) on or before 5 p.m. Eastern [Docket No. PR11–75–002] time on the specified comment date. It Hill-Lake Gas Storage, LLC filed to is not necessary to separately intervene update its address and to clarify American Midstream Onshore again in a subdocket related to a definitions for Maximum Daily Pipelines, LLC; Notice of Filing compliance filing if you have previously Withdrawal Quantity and Maximum intervened in the same docket. Protests Daily Injection Quantity in its Statement Take notice that on May 17, 2011, will be considered by the Commission of Operating Conditions, as more fully American Midstream Onshore in determining the appropriate action to described in the filing. Pipelines, LLC (AMOP) filed to comply be taken, but will not serve to make Any person desiring to participate in with an April 19, 2011 Director Letter protestants parties to the proceeding. this rate filing must file in accordance which directed AMOP to file a revised Anyone filing a motion to intervene or with Rules 211 and 214 of the Statement of Terms and Conditions for protest must serve a copy of that Commission’s Rules of Practice and Transportation Services, as more fully document on the Applicant. In reference Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 and described in the petition. to filings initiating a new proceeding, 385.214). Protests will be considered by Any person desiring to participate in interventions or protests submitted on the Commission in determining the this rate filing must file in accordance or before the comment deadline need appropriate action to be taken, but will with Rules 211 and 214 of the not be served on persons other than the not serve to make protestants parties to Commission’s Rules of Practice and Applicant. the proceeding. Any person wishing to Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 and The Commission encourages become a party must file a notice of 385.214). Protests will be considered by electronic submission of protests and intervention or motion to intervene, as the Commission in determining the interventions in lieu of paper, using the appropriate. Such notices, motions, or appropriate action to be taken, but will FERC Online links at http:// protests must be filed on or before the not serve to make protestants parties to www.ferc.gov. To facilitate electronic date as indicated below. Anyone filing the proceeding. Any person wishing to service, persons with Internet access an intervention or protest must serve a become a party must file a notice of who will eFile a document and/or be copy of that document on the Applicant. intervention or motion to intervene, as listed as a contact for an intervenor Anyone filing an intervention or protest appropriate. Such notices, motions, or must create and validate an on or before the intervention or protest protests must be filed on or before the eRegistration account using the date need not serve motions to intervene date as indicated below. Anyone filing eRegistration link. Select the eFiling or protests on persons other than the an intervention or protest must serve a link to log on and submit the Applicant. copy of that document on the Applicant. intervention or protests. The Commission encourages Anyone filing an intervention or protest Persons unable to file electronically electronic submission of protests and on or before the intervention or protest should submit an original and 14 copies interventions in lieu of paper using the date need not serve motions to intervene
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or protests on persons other than the DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Applicant. The Commission encourages Federal Energy Regulatory Federal Energy Regulatory electronic submission of protests and Commission Commission interventions in lieu of paper using the [Project No. 14120–000] ‘‘eFiling’’ link at http://www.ferc.gov. [Docket No. CP11–128–000] Persons unable to file electronically Reliable Storage 1 LLC; Notice of should submit an original and 7 copies National Fuel Gas Supply Corporation; Preliminary Permit Application of the protest or intervention to the Notice of Public Scoping Meeting for Accepted for Filing and Soliciting Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, the Proposed Northern Access Project Comments, Motions To Intervene, and 888 First Street, NE., Washington, DC Competing Applications 20426. On June 6, 2011, the Office of Energy This filing is accessible on-line at On March 25, 2011, Reliable Storage Projects staff will hold a public scoping 1 LLC filed an application, pursuant to http://www.ferc.gov, using the meeting to obtain input related to the ‘‘eLibrary’’ link and is available for section 4(f) of the Federal Power Act, environmental analysis of National Fuel proposing to study the feasibility of review in the Commission’s Public Gas Supply Corporation’s (National hydropower near the town of Reference Room in Washington, DC. Fuel) Northern Access Project. We Sneedville, on Keaton Creek, in There is an ‘‘eSubscription’’ link on the scheduled this meeting to provide Hancock County, Tennessee. The sole Web site that enables subscribers to landowners an opportunity to voice purpose of a preliminary permit, if receive e-mail notification when a comments on the proposed project, and issued, is to grant the permit holder document is added to a subscribed in response to the requests received priority to file a license application docket(s). For assistance with any FERC during the April 11, 2011 environmental during the permit term. A preliminary Online service, please e-mail permit does not authorize the permit [email protected], or call site review of the proposed East Aurora holder to perform any land-disturbing (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, call Compressor Station site and subsequent activities or otherwise enter upon lands (202) 502–8659. requests filed with the Commission. The or waters owned by others without the Comment Date: 5 p.m. Eastern Time environmental site review was noticed owners’ express permission. on Wednesday, May 25, 2011. in our March 29, 2011, Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental The proposed pumped storage project Dated: May 18, 2011. Assessment for the Proposed Northern would consist of the following: (1) A Kimberly D. Bose, Access Project and Station 230C Project, 160-foot-high, 4,386-foot-long earth embankment dam; (2) an upper Secretary. Request for Comments on reservoir with a surface area of 57.4 [FR Doc. 2011–12866 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Environmental Issues, and Notice of acres and an 4,563 acre-foot storage BILLING CODE 6717–01–P Public Environmental Site Review (NOI). capacity; (3) a 180-foot-high, 323-foot- The public scoping meeting is long earth embankment dam creating; DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY scheduled as follows: (4) a lower reservoir with a surface area of 32.1 acres and an 2,553 acre-foot Northern Access Project Scoping Federal Energy Regulatory storage capacity; (5) one 24-foot- Meeting Commission diameter, 3,400-foot-long penstock; (6) a bifurcation to three penstocks each 16- [Docket No. EL11–41–000] June 6, 2011, at 7 p.m., Parkdale Elementary School, 141 Girard Avenue, foot-diameter, and 50-foot-long; (7) a California Independent System East Aurora, NY 14052. powerhouse/pumping station Operator Corporation; Notice of containing three pump/generating units This notice is being sent to the with a total generating capacity of 309 Institution of Section 206 Proceeding Commission’s current environmental and Refund Effective Date megawatts; (8) a substation; (9) a 5.62- mailing list for this project. The NOI mile-long, 500 kV transmission line to On May 19, 2011, the Commission and additional information about the an existing distribution line; and (10) a issued an order that instituted an project is available from the new 3,420-foot-long access road. The investigation in Docket No. EL11–41– Commission’s Office of External Affairs, proposed project would have an average 000, pursuant to section 206 of at (866) 208–FERC, or on the FERC Web annual generation of 322,000,000 the Federal Power Act (FPA), 16 U.S.C. site at http://www.ferc.gov using the megawatt hours (MWh), which would 824e, to evaluate the justness and ‘‘eLibrary’’ link. Click on the eLibrary be sold to a local utility. reasonableness of section 10.3.6.3 of the link, click on ‘‘General Search’’ and enter Applicant Contact: Mr. Daniel R. California Independent System Operator the docket number, excluding the last Irvin, Free Flow Power Corporation, 239 Corporation’s tariff. Cal. Indep. three digits in the Docket Number field Causeway Street, Suite 300, Boston MA Operator Corp., 135 FERC ¶ 61,159 (i.e., CP11–128). Be sure you have 01244; phone (978) 252–7631. (2011). selected an appropriate date range. For FERC Contact: Michael Spencer, (202) The refund effective date in Docket assistance, please contact FERC Online 502–6093. Deadline for filing comments, motions No. EL11–41–000, established pursuant Support at [email protected] to intervene, competing applications to section 206(b) of the FPA, will be the or toll free at (866) 208–3676, or for (without notices of intent), or notices of date of publication of this notice in the TTY, contact (202) 502–8659. Federal Register. intent to file competing applications: 60 Dated: May 19, 2011. days from the issuance of this notice. Dated: May 19, 2011. Kimberly D. Bose, Competing applications and notices of Kimberly D. Bose, Secretary. intent must meet the requirements of 18 Secretary. CFR 4.36. Comments, motions to [FR Doc. 2011–12892 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] [FR Doc. 2011–12890 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] intervene, notices of intent, and BILLING CODE 6717–01–P BILLING CODE 6717–01–P competing applications may be filed
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electronically via the Internet. See 18 The proposed pumped storage project link of the Commission’s Web site at CFR 385.2001(a)(1)(iii) and the would consist of the following: (1) A 70- http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ instructions on the Commission’s Web foot-high, 7,500-foot-long earth elibrary.asp. Enter the docket number site http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ embankment dam; (2) an upper (P–14151–000) in the docket number efiling.asp. Commenters can submit reservoir with a surface area of 100 acres field to access the document. For brief comments up to 6,000 characters, and an 7,100 acre-foot storage capacity; assistance, contact FERC Online without prior registration, using the (3) a 150-foot-high, 1,300-foot-long earth Support. eComment system at http:// embankment dam creating; (4) a lower Dated: May 18, 2011. reservoir with a surface area of 150 acres www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ Kimberly D. Bose, ecomment.asp. You must include your and an 10,500 acre-foot storage capacity; Secretary. name and contact information at the end (5) one 30-foot-diameter, 5,800-foot-long of your comments. For assistance, penstock; (6) a bifurcation to three [FR Doc. 2011–12873 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] please contact FERC Online Support at penstocks each 16-foot-diameter, and BILLING CODE 6717–01–P [email protected]; call toll- 100-foot-long; (7) an underground free at (866) 208–3676; or, for TTY, powerhouse/pumping station DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY contact (202) 502–8659. Although the containing three pump/generating units with a total generating capacity of 600 Commission strongly encourages Federal Energy Regulatory megawatts; (8) a 30-foot-diameter, 850- electronic filing, documents may also be Commission paper-filed. To paper-file, mail an foot-long tailrace tunnel; (9) a 24-foot- original and seven copies to: Kimberly diameter, 1,500-foot-long access tunnel; D. Bose, Secretary, Federal Energy (10) a substation; and (11) a 12.8-mile- [Project No. 14150–000] long, 500 kV transmission line to an Regulatory Commission, 888 First Reliable Storage 1 LLC; Notice of Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426. existing distribution line. The proposed project would have an average annual Preliminary Permit Application More information about this project, Accepted for Filing and Soliciting including a copy of the application, can generation of 1,500,000 megawatt-hours (MWh), which would be sold to a local Comments, Motions To Intervene, and be viewed or printed on the ‘‘eLibrary’’ Competing Applications link of the Commission’s Web site at utility. http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ Applicant Contact: Mr. Daniel R. On March 25, 2011, Reliable Storage elibrary.asp. Enter the docket number Irvin, Free Flow Power Corporation, 239 1 LLC filed an application, pursuant to Causeway Street Suite 300, Boston MA (P–14120–000) in the docket number section 4(f) of the Federal Power Act, 01244; phone (978) 252–7631. field to access the document. For proposing to study the feasibility of assistance, contact FERC Online FERC Contact: Michael Spencer, (202) 502–6093. hydropower near the town of Sparta, on Support. Deadline for filing comments, motions Wildcat Creek, in White County, Dated: May 18, 2011. to intervene, competing applications Tennessee. The sole purpose of a Kimberly D. Bose, (without notices of intent), or notices of preliminary permit, if issued, is to grant Secretary. intent to file competing applications: 60 the permit holder priority to file a days from the issuance of this notice. license application during the permit [FR Doc. 2011–12870 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] term. A preliminary permit does not BILLING CODE 6717–01–P Competing applications and notices of intent must meet the requirements of 18 authorize the permit holder to perform CFR 4.36. Comments, motions to any land-disturbing activities or DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY intervene, notices of intent, and otherwise enter upon lands or waters competing applications may be filed owned by others without the owners’ Federal Energy Regulatory electronically via the Internet. See 18 express permission. Commission CFR 385.2001(a)(1)(iii) and the The proposed pumped storage project instructions on the Commission’s Web would consist of the following: (1) A 70- [Project No. 14151–000] site http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ foot-high, 7,500-foot-long earth Reliable Storage 1 LLC; Notice of efiling.asp. Commenters can submit embankment dam; (2) an upper Preliminary Permit Application brief comments up to 6,000 characters, reservoir with a surface area of 100 acres Accepted for Filing and Soliciting without prior registration, using the and an 7,100 acre-foot storage capacity; Comments, Motions To Intervene, and eComment system at http:// (3) a 120-foot-high, 7,430-foot-long earth Competing Applications www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ embankment dam creating; (4) a lower ecomment.asp. You must include your reservoir with a surface area of 101 acres On March 25, 2011, Reliable Storage name and contact information at the end and an 7,594 acre-foot storage capacity; 1 LLC filed an application, pursuant to of your comments. For assistance, (5) one 30-foot-diameter, 6,800-foot-long section 4(f) of the Federal Power Act, please contact FERC Online Support at penstock; (6) a bifurcation to three proposing to study the feasibility of [email protected]; call toll- penstocks each 16-foot-diameter, and hydropower near the town of free at (866) 208–3676; or, for TTY, 100-foot-long; (7) an underground Ravenscroft, on Doe Creek, in White and contact (202) 502–8659. Although the powerhouse/pumping station Putnam Counties, Tennessee. The sole Commission strongly encourages containing three pump/generating units purpose of a preliminary permit, if electronic filing, documents may also be with a total generating capacity of 700 issued, is to grant the permit holder paper-filed. To paper-file, mail an megawatts; (8) a 30-foot-diameter, 1,200- priority to file a license application original and seven copies to: Kimberly foot-long tailrace tunnel; (9) a 24-foot- during the permit term. A preliminary D. Bose, Secretary, Federal Energy diameter, 1,000-foot-long access tunnel; permit does not authorize the permit Regulatory Commission, 888 First (10) a substation; and (11) a 16-mile- holder to perform any land-disturbing Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426. long, 500 kV transmission line to an activities or otherwise enter upon lands More information about this project, existing distribution line. The proposed or waters owned by others without the including a copy of the application, can project would have an average annual owners’ express permission. be viewed or printed on the ‘‘eLibrary’’ generation of 1,600,000 megawatt-hours
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(MWh), which would be sold to a local DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY Deadline for filing comments, motions utility. to intervene, competing applications Federal Energy Regulatory Applicant Contact: Mr. Daniel R. (without notices of intent), or notices of Commission Irvin, Free Flow Power Corporation, 239 intent to file competing applications: 60 Causeway Street Suite 300, Boston MA [Project No. 13015–003] days from the issuance of this notice. Competing applications and notices of 01244; phone (978) 252–7631. Town of Edgartown; Notice of intent must meet the requirements of 18 FERC Contact: Michael Spencer, (202) Preliminary Permit Application CFR 4.36. Comments, motions to 502–6093. Accepted for Filing and Soliciting intervene, notices of intent, and Deadline for filing comments, motions Comments, Motions To Intervene, and competing applications may be filed to intervene, competing applications Competing Applications electronically via the Internet. See 18 (without notices of intent), or notices of CFR 385.2001(a)(1)(iii) and the On March 3, 2011, the Town of instructions on the Commission’s Web intent to file competing applications: 60 Edgartown, Massachusetts (Edgartown), days from the issuance of this notice. site http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ filed an application for a successive efiling.asp. Commentors can submit Competing applications and notices of preliminary permit, pursuant to section brief comments up to 6,000 characters, intent must meet the requirements of 18 4(f) of the Federal Power Act (FPA), without prior registration, using the CFR 4.36. Comments, motions to proposing to study the feasibility of the eComment system at http:// intervene, notices of intent, and Muskeget Channel Tidal Energy Project www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ competing applications may be filed to be located in Muskeget Channel, ecomment.asp. You must include your between the islands of Martha’s electronically via the Internet. See 18 name and contact information at the end Vineyard and Nantucket, Dukes County CFR 385.2001(a)(1)(iii) and the of your comments. For assistance, and Nantucket County, Massachusetts. instructions on the Commission’s Web please contact FERC Online Support at The sole purpose of a preliminary site http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ [email protected] or toll efiling.asp. Commenters can submit permit, if issued, is to grant the permit holder priority to file a license free at 1–866–208–3676, or for TTY, brief comments up to 6,000 characters, (202) 502–8659. Although the without prior registration, using the application during the permit term. A preliminary permit does not authorize Commission strongly encourages eComment system at http:// electronic filing, documents may also be www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ the permit holder to perform any land- disturbing activities or otherwise enter paper-filed. To paper-file, mail an ecomment.asp. You must include your upon lands or waters owned by others original and seven copies to: Kimberly name and contact information at the end without the owners’ express permission. D. Bose, Secretary, Federal Energy of your comments. For assistance, The proposed project would consist of Regulatory Commission, 888 First please contact FERC Online Support at the following: (1) 13 Commercially Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426. [email protected]; call toll- operated OCGenTM horizontal More information about this project, free at (866) 208–3676; or, for TTY, hydrokinetic cross flow turbine including a copy of the application, can ‘‘ ’’ contact (202) 502–8659. Although the generation units, each with an installed be viewed or printed on the eLibrary Commission strongly encourages capacity of 0.38 megawatts (MW) for a link of Commission’s Web site at electronic filing, documents may also be total installed capacity of 4.94 MW, and http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ paper-filed. To paper-file, mail an one experimental turbine unit that elibrary.asp. Enter the docket number original and seven copies to: Kimberly would be used to test various open- (P–13015–003) in the docket number D. Bose, Secretary, Federal Energy bladed and helical tidal energy field to access the document. For assistance, contact FERC Online Regulatory Commission, 888 First technologies; (2) a mooring and Support. Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426. anchoring system attached to each unit Dated: May 18, 2011. More information about this project, consisting of four mooring lines, an anchor, and a clump weight; (3) two Kimberly D. Bose, including a copy of the application, can alternative submarine cable routes be viewed or printed on the ‘‘eLibrary’’ Secretary. consisting of a either a 3.5-mile-long, or link of the Commission’s Web site at [FR Doc. 2011–12869 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] a 5-mile-long submarine cable with two BILLING CODE 6717–01–P http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ 13.8-kilovolt (kv) lines and a 4.0-kv elibrary.asp. Enter the docket number transmission line connecting the turbine (P–14150–000) in the docket number generation units to an onshore DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY field to access the document. For substation located either in the [Project No. 14152–000] assistance, contact FERC Online Chappaquiddick or Katama sections of Support. Edgartown; (4) two alternative onshore Reliable Storage 1 LLC; Dated: May 18, 2011. transmission line routes consisting of a Notice of Preliminary Permit Kimberly D. Bose, 34.5 kv transmission line connecting either the Chappaquiddick or Katama Application Accepted for Filing and Secretary. onshore station to an existing Soliciting Comments, Motions to [FR Doc. 2011–12872 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] distribution line in Edargatown; and (5) Intervene, and Competing Applications BILLING CODE 6717–01–P appurtenant facilities. The project On March 25, 2011, Reliable Storage would have an average annual 1 LLC filed an application, pursuant to generation of 10.95 gigawatt-hours section 4(f) of the Federal Power Act, Applicant Contact: Ms. Pamela Dolby, proposing to study the feasibility of Town Administrator, Town of hydropower near the town of Bean Edgartown, 70 Main Street, Edgartown, Station, in Hawkins County, Tennessee. MA 02539; phone: (508) 627–6180. The sole purpose of a preliminary FERC Contact: Michael Watts; phone: permit, if issued, is to grant the permit (202) 502–6123. holder priority to file a license
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application during the permit term. A original and seven copies to: Kimberly not be served on persons other than the preliminary permit does not authorize D. Bose, Secretary, Federal Energy Applicant. the permit holder to perform any land- Regulatory Commission, 888 First The Commission encourages disturbing activities or otherwise enter Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426. electronic submission of protests and upon lands or waters owned by others More information about this project, interventions in lieu of paper, using the without the owners’ express permission. including a copy of the application, can FERC Online links at http:// The proposed pumped storage project be viewed or printed on the ‘‘eLibrary’’ www.ferc.gov. To facilitate electronic would consist of the following: (1) A 70- link of the Commission’s Web site at service, persons with Internet access foot-high, 7,500-foot-long earth http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ who will eFile a document and/or be embankment dam; (2) an upper elibrary.asp. Enter the docket number listed as a contact for an intervenor reservoir with a surface area of 100 acres (P–14152–000) in the docket number must create and validate an and an 7,100 acre-foot storage capacity; field to access the document. For eRegistration account using the (3) a 120-foot-high, 920-foot-long earth assistance, contact FERC Online eRegistration link. Select the eFiling embankment dam creating; (4) a lower Support. link to log on and submit the reservoir with a surface area of 220 acres Dated: May 18, 2011. intervention or protests. and an 7,300 acre-foot storage capacity; Kimberly D. Bose, Persons unable to file electronically (5) one 30-foot-diameter, 3,200-foot-long Secretary. should submit an original and 14 copies penstock; (6) a bifurcation to three [FR Doc. 2011–12865 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] of the intervention or protest to the penstocks each 16-foot-diameter, and Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, BILLING CODE 6717–01–P 100-foot-long; (7) an underground 888 First St., NE., Washington, DC powerhouse/pumping station 20426. containing three pump/generating units DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY The filings in the above proceedings with a total generating capacity of 600 are accessible in the Commission’s megawatts; (8) a 30-foot-diameter, 700- Federal Energy Regulatory eLibrary system by clicking on the foot-long tailrace tunnel; (9) a 24-foot- Commission appropriate link in the above list. They diameter, 2,000-foot-long access tunnel; [Docket No. TS11–3–000] are also available for review in the (10) a substation; (11) a 1.4-mile-long, Commission’s Public Reference Room in 500 kV transmission line to an existing Gulf South Pipeline Company, LP; Washington, DC. There is an distribution line; and (12) a 6,300-foot- Notice of Request for Waiver eSubscription link on the Web site that long access road. The proposed project enables subscribers to receive e-mail would have an average annual Take notice that on April 29, 2011, notification when a document is added generation of 1,500,000 megawatt-hours pursuant to section 358.1(d) of the to a subscribed dockets(s). For (MWh), which would be sold to a local Commission’s regulations, 18 CFR assistance with any FERC Online utility. 358.1(d) (2010), Gulf South Pipeline service, please e-mail Applicant Contact: Mr. Daniel R. Company, LP (Gulf South) requests a [email protected]. or call Irvin, Free Flow Power Corporation, 239 waiver of part 358 of the Commission’s (866) 208–3676 (toll free). For TTY, call Causeway Street Suite 300, Boston MA Regulations, Standards of Conduct for (202) 502–8659. 01244; phone (978) 252–7631. Transmission Providers (Standards of FERC Contact: Michael Spencer, (202) Intervention and Protest Date: 5 p.m. Conduct) adopted by the Commission in Eastern Time on Thursday, June 2, 2011. 502–6093. Order No. 717.1 Deadline for filing comments, motions Any person desiring to intervene or to Dated: May 19, 2011. to intervene, competing applications protest in any of the above proceedings Kimberly D. Bose, (without notices of intent), or notices of must file in accordance with Rules 211 Secretary. intent to file competing applications: 60 and 214 of the Commission’s Rules of [FR Doc. 2011–12889 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] days from the issuance of this notice. Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 BILLING CODE 6717–01–P Competing applications and notices of and 385.214) on or before 5 p.m. Eastern intent must meet the requirements of 18 time on the specified comment date. It CFR 4.36. Comments, motions to is not necessary to separately intervene intervene, notices of intent, and ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION again in a subdocket related to a AGENCY competing applications may be filed compliance filing if you have previously electronically via the Internet. See 18 intervened in the same docket. Protests [FRL–9311–3] CFR 385.2001(a)(1)(iii) and the will be considered by the Commission instructions on the Commission’s Web in determining the appropriate action to Cross-Media Electronic Reporting: site http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ be taken, but will not serve to make Authorized Program Revision efiling.asp. Commenters can submit protestants parties to the proceeding. Approval, State of Ohio brief comments up to 6,000 characters, Anyone filing a motion to intervene or without prior registration, using the AGENCY: Environmental Protection protest must serve a copy of that Agency (EPA). eComment system at http:// document on the Applicant. In reference ACTION: Notice. www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ to filings initiating a new proceeding, ecomment.asp. You must include your interventions or protests submitted on SUMMARY: This notice announces EPA’s name and contact information at the end or before the comment deadline need of your comments. For assistance, approval of the State of Ohio’s request please contact FERC Online Support at to revise certain of its EPA-authorized 1 Standards of Conduct for Transmission programs to allow electronic reporting. [email protected]; call toll- Providers, FERC Stats. & Regs. ¶ 31,280 (2008) free at (866) 208–3676; or, for TTY, (Order No 717), order on reh’g, FERC Stats. & Regs. DATES: EPA’s approval is effective May contact (202) 502–8659. Although the ¶ 31,297 (2009) (Order No. 717–A, order on reh’g, 25, 2011. 129 FERC ¶61,123 (2009) (Order No. 717B), order FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Commission strongly encourages on reh’g, 131 FERC ¶61,045 (Order No. 717–C Evi electronic filing, documents may also be (Order No. 717–D), order on reh’g, 135 FERC Huffer, U.S. Environmental Protection paper-filed. To paper-file, mail an ¶ 61,017 (2011). Agency, Office of Environmental
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Information, Mail Stop 2823T, 1200 revisions/modifications set out in 40 SFIREG Executive Secretary, P.O. Box Pennsylvania Avenue, NW., CFR part 3, subpart D. In accordance 466, Milford, DE 19963; telephone Washington, DC 20460, (202) 566–1697, with 40 CFR 3.1000(d), this notice of number (302) 422–8152; fax (302) 422– [email protected], U.S. Environmental EPA’s decision to approve Ohio’s 2435; e-mail address: Grier Stayton at Protection Agency, Office of request for revision to its Part 403– [email protected]. Environmental Information, Mail Stop General Pretreatment Regulations for SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 2823T, 1200 Pennsylvania Avenue, Existing and New Sources of Pollution NW., Washington, DC 20460, or Karen EPA-authorized programs for electronic I. General Information Seeh, U.S. Environmental Protection reporting of Industrial and Publicly A. Does this action apply to me? Agency, Office of Environmental Owned Treatment Works reports under Information, Mail Stop 2823T, 1200 40 CFR part 403 is being published in You may be potentially affected by Pennsylvania Avenue, NW., the Federal Register. this action if you are interested in Washington, DC 20460, (202) 566–1175, Ohio EPA was notified of EPA’s pesticide regulation issues affecting [email protected]. determination to approve its application States and any discussion between EPA SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: with respect to the authorized program and SFIREG on FIFRA field On October 13, 2005, the final Cross- listed above. implementation issues related to human Media Electronic Reporting Rule Dated: May 20, 2011. health, environmental exposure to (CROMERR) was published in the Arnold E. Layne, pesticides, and insight into EPA’s decisionmaking process. You are invited Federal Register (70 FR 59848) and Acting Director, Office of Information codified as Part 3 of title 40 of the CFR. Collection. and encouraged to attend the meetings and participate as appropriate. CROMERR establishes electronic [FR Doc. 2011–12948 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Potentially affected entities may reporting as an acceptable regulatory BILLING CODE 6560–50–P alternative to paper reporting and include, but are not limited to: establishes requirements to assure that Those persons who are or may be electronic documents are as legally ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION required to conduct testing of chemical dependable as their paper counterparts. AGENCY substances under the Federal Food, Under Subpart D of CROMERR, state, Drug, and Cosmetic Act (FFDCA), or the [EPA–HQ–OPP–2011–0001; FRL–8874–4] tribe or local government agencies that Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and receive, or wish to begin receiving, SFIREG Full Working Committee; Rodenticide Act (FIFRA) and those who electronic reports under their EPA- Notice of Public Meeting sell, distribute or use pesticides, as well authorized programs must apply to EPA as any Non Government Organization. for a revision or modification of those AGENCY: Environmental Protection This listing is not intended to be programs and obtain EPA approval. Agency (EPA). exhaustive, but rather provides a guide Subpart D also provides standards for ACTION: Notice. for readers regarding entities likely to be such approvals based on consideration affected by this action. Other types of SUMMARY: The Association of American of the electronic document receiving entities not listed in this unit could also Pesticide Control Officials (AAPCO)/ systems that the state, tribe, or local be affected. The North American State FIFRA Issues Research and government will use to implement the Industrial Classification System Evaluation Group (SFIREG) Full electronic reporting. Additionally, in (NAICS) codes have been provided to Committee will hold a 2-day meeting, § 3.1000(b) through (e) of 40 CFR Part 3, assist you and others in determining beginning on June 20, 2011 and ending Subpart D provides special procedures whether this action might apply to June 21, 2011. This notice announces for program revisions and modifications certain entities. If you have any the location and times for the meeting to allow electronic reporting, to be used questions regarding the applicability of and sets forth the tentative agenda at the option of the state, tribe or local this action to a particular entity, consult topics. government in place of procedures the person listed under FOR FURTHER available under existing program- DATES: The meeting will be held on INFORMATION CONTACT. specific authorization regulations. An Monday, June 20, 2011 from 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. and 8:30 a.m. to noon on B. How can I get copies of this document application submitted under the and other related information? Subpart D procedures must show that Tuesday, June 21, 2011. the state, tribe or local government has To request accommodation of a EPA has established a docket for this sufficient legal authority to implement disability, please contact the person action under docket ID number EPA– the electronic reporting components of listed under FOR FURTHER INFORMATION HQ–OPP–2011–0001. Publicly available the programs covered by the application CONTACT, preferably at least 10 days docket materials are available either in and will use electronic document prior to the meeting, to give EPA as the electronic docket at http:// receiving systems that meet the much time as possible to process your www.regulations.gov, or, if only applicable Subpart D requirements. request. available in hard copy, at the Office of On December 9, 2010, the Ohio ADDRESSES: The meeting will be held at Pesticide Programs (OPP) Regulatory Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) EPA. One Potomac Yard (South Bldg.) Public Docket in Rm. S–4400, One submitted a consolidated application for 2777 Crystal Dr., Arlington, VA, 1st Potomac Yard (South Bldg.), 2777 S. its eBusiness Center electronic Floor South Conference Room. Crystal Dr., Arlington, VA. The hours of document receiving system for revision/ FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ron operation of this Docket Facility are modification of its EPA-authorized Kendall, Field External Affairs Division, from 8:30 a.m. to 4 p.m., Monday programs under title 40 CFR. EPA Office of Pesticide Programs, through Friday, excluding legal reviewed Ohio EPA’s request to revise Environmental Protection Agency, 1200 holidays. The Docket Facility telephone its EPA-authorized programs and, based Pennsylvania Ave., NW., Washington, number is (703) 305–5805. on this review, EPA determined that the DC 20460–0001; telephone number: II. Tentative Agenda Topics application met the standards for (703) 305–5561; e-mail address: approval of authorized program [email protected] or Grier Stayton, 1. Progress on Issue Papers:
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For Use by Statements, Expiration Public Law 104–13, the Federal Housing SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Dates; Supplemental Labeling. Finance Agency (FHFA) is seeking A. Need For and Use of the Information Revision of PR Notice 87–1 public comments concerning the Collection (Chemigation). information collection known as 2. Issues from Previous Meetings ‘‘Federal Home Loan Bank Directors,’’ Section 7 of the Federal Home Loan Updates and Discussion. which has been assigned control Bank Act (Bank Act) vests the 3. Fumigation Label review process. number 2590–0006 by the Office of management of each Federal Home Loan 4. Regional Report Summary, State Management and Budget (OMB). FHFA Bank (Bank) in its board of directors. Issues/New Issue Paper Introduction. intends to submit the information See 12 U.S.C. 1427(a)(1). As required by Endangered Species Act (ESA) collection to OMB for review and section 7, each Bank’s board comprises Consultation. approval of a three-year extension of the two types of directors: (1) Member Bed Bug Control Product Risk/ control number, which is due to expire directors, who are drawn from the Efficacy/Cleanup. on July 31, 2011. officers and directors of member Drift Label Language Impacts. DATES: Interested persons may submit institutions located in the Bank’s Office of Civil Rights/Revision of comments on or before July 25, 2011. district and who are elected every four Inspection Procedures. ADDRESSES: Submit comments to FHFA years to represent members in a 5. SFIREG/USEPA Discussion. particular state; and (2) independent Incorporating SLA Program Priorities using any one of the following methods: • E-mail: [email protected]. directors, who are unaffiliated with any and Resources into EPA. Bank member and who are elected every Program priority setting. Please include Proposed Collection; four years on an at-large basis in each 6. Working Committee Reports. Comment Request: ‘‘Federal Home Loan Environmental Quality Issues (EQI) Bank Directors, (No. 2011–N–05)’’ in the Bank district. See 12 U.S.C. 1427(b) and Working Committee Report. subject line of the message. (d). Section 7 and FHFA’s implementing • Pesticide Operations and Management Federal eRulemaking Portal: http:// regulation, codified at 12 CFR part 1261, (POM) Working Committee Report. www.regulations.gov. Follow the establish the eligibility requirements for 7. Revision of State and Tribal instructions for submitting comments. If both types of Bank directors and the Assistance Grants (STAG) Funding. you submit your comment to the qualifications for independent directors, 8. Revised State Label Issues Tracking Federal eRulemaking Portal, please also and set forth the procedures for their System (SLITS) process. send it by e-mail to FHFA at election. 9. Association of Structural Pest [email protected] to ensure Under part 1261, the Banks determine Control Regulatory Officials Update. timely receipt by the agency. the eligibility of nominees for member 10. Association of American Pesticide • Mail/Hand Delivery: Federal and independent directorships and Safety Educators (AAPSE) Report. Housing Finance Agency, Fourth Floor, administer the annual director election 11. Tribal Pesticide Program Council 1700 G Street NW., Washington, DC process. As part of this process, (TPPC) Report. 20552, Attention: Public Comments/ candidates for both types of 12. EPA/Office of Water—update on Proposed Collection; Comment Request: directorship, including incumbents, are pesticide general permit. ‘‘Federal Home Loan Bank Directors, required to complete and return to the (No. 2011–N–05).’’ Bank a form that solicits information III. How can I request to participate in We will post all public comments we about the candidate’s statutory this meeting? receive without change, including any eligibility to serve and, in the case of This meeting is open for the public to personal information you provide, such independent director candidates, about attend. You may attend the meeting as your name and address, on the FHFA his or her qualifications for the without further notification. website at http://www.fhfa.gov. In directorship being sought. See 12 CFR addition, copies of all comments List of Subjects 1261.7(c) and (f); 12 CFR 1261.14(b). received will be available for Specifically, member director Environmental protection. examination by the public on business candidates are required to complete the Dated: May 5, 2011. days between the hours of 10 a.m. and Federal Home Loan Bank Member Robert C. McNally, 3 p.m., at the Federal Housing Finance Director Eligibility Certification Form Acting Director, Field External Affairs Agency, Fourth Floor, 1700 G Street, (Member Director Eligibility Division, Office of Pesticide Programs. NW., Washington, DC 20552. To make Certification Form), while independent [FR Doc. 2011–12949 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] an appointment to inspect comments, director candidates must complete the please call the Office of General Counsel Federal Home Loan Bank Independent BILLING CODE 6560–50–P at (202) 414–6924. Director Application Form. Part 1261 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: also requires that all directors certify annually that they continue to meet all FEDERAL HOUSING FINANCE Patricia L. Sweeney, Management eligibility requirements. See 12 CFR AGENCY Analyst, Division of Bank Regulation, [email protected], (202) 408– 1261.12. Member Directors do this by [No. 2011–N–05] 2872, Federal Housing Finance Agency, completing the Member Director 1625 Eye Street, NW., Washington, DC Eligibility Certification Form again every Proposed Collection; Comment 20006, or Eric M. Raudenbush, Assistant year, while Independent Directors Request General Counsel, complete the abbreviated Federal Home AGENCY: Federal Housing Finance [email protected], (202) 414– Loan Bank Independent Director Agency. 6421, Federal Housing Finance Agency, Annual Certification Form to certify their ongoing eligibility. ACTION: 60-day notice of submission of Fourth Floor, 1700 G Street, NW., information collection for approval from Washington, DC 20552 (these are not Affected Public: Private Sector. the Office of Management and Budget. toll-free numbers). The telephone Costs: FHFA estimates that there will number for the Telecommunications be no annualized capital/start-up costs SUMMARY: In accordance with the Device for the Hearing Impaired is (800) for the respondents to collect and Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, 877–8339. submit the information.
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Type of Respondents: Individuals minutes (.5 hours) (100 individuals x .5 C. Comment Request who are prospective and incumbent hours = 50 hours). It also includes a Bank Directors. total annual average of 80 incumbent FHFA requests written comments on member directors, with 1 response per the following: (1) Whether the collection B. Burden Estimate individual taking an average of 15 of information is necessary for the FHFA estimates the total number of minutes (.25 hours) (80 individuals x proper performance of FHFA functions, respondents is 295, which includes 160 .25 hours = 20 hours). including whether the information has prospective directors (100 member and practical utility; (2) the accuracy of 2. Prospective and Incumbent and 60 independent) and 135 incumbent FHFA’s estimates of the burdens of the Independent Directors directors (80 member and 55 collection of information; (3) ways to independent). As explained below, FHFA estimates the total annual enhance the quality, utility, and clarity FHFA estimates that the total annual average hour burden for all the of the information collected; and (4) hour burden for all respondents is 278 prospective and incumbent independent ways to minimize the burden of the directors is 208. This includes a total hours. collection of information on annual average of 60 prospective respondents, including through the use 1. Prospective and Incumbent Member independent directors, with 1 response Directors per individual taking an average of 3 of automated collection techniques or FHFA estimates the total annual hours (60 individuals x 3 hours = 180 other forms of information technology. average hour burden for all the hours). It also includes a total annual Dated: May 18, 2011. prospective and incumbent member average of 55 incumbent independent Edward J. DeMarco, directors is 70 hours. This includes a directors, with 1 response per Acting Director, Federal Housing Finance total annual average of 100 prospective individual taking an average of 30 Agency. member directors, with 1 response per minutes (.5 hours) (55 individuals x .5 individual taking an average of 30 hours = 28 hours). BILLING CODE 8070–01–P
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[FR Doc. 2011–12686 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Dated: May 20, 2011. Treasurer (Qualifying Individual). BILLING CODE 8070–01–C Karen V. Gregory, Application Type: New NVO & OFF Secretary. License. [FR Doc. 2011–12970 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] GreenLine Trade, LLC dba GreenLine BILLING CODE 6730–01–P Logistics (OFF), 14205 SE 36th, Suite FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION 100, Bellevue, WA 98006. Officers: Irina A. Shneyder, COO (Qualifying Notice of Agreements Filed FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION Individual), Pille Mandla, Managing Director. Application Type: QI The Commission hereby gives notice Ocean Transportation Intermediary Change. of the filing of the following agreements License; Applicants GSD Logistics, LLC (NVO), 5602 under the Shipping Act of 1984. Armour Drive, Houston, TX 77020. Interested parties may submit comments Notice is hereby given that the Officers: Marc S. Theobald, President on the agreements to the Secretary, following applicants have filed with the (Qualifying Individual), Robert A. Federal Maritime Commission, Federal Maritime Commission an Frederick, Member. Application Type: Washington, DC 20573, within ten days application for a license as a Non- New NVO License. of the date this notice appears in the Vessel-Operating Common Carrier Guywillship LLC (NVO & OFF), 131–24 Federal Register. Copies of the (NVO) and/or Ocean Freight Forwarder 228th Street, Laurelton, NY 11413. agreements are available through the (OFF)—Ocean Transportation Officers: Donald Bristol, President Commission’s Web site (http:// Intermediary (OTI) pursuant to section (Qualifying Individual), Ingrid Bristol, www.fmc.gov) or by contacting the 19 of the Shipping Act of 1984 as Vice President. Application Type: Office of Agreements at (202)–523–5793 amended (46 U.S.C. chapter 409 and 46 New NVO & OFF License. or [email protected]. CFR part 515). Notice is also hereby Major Consolidation Inc. (NVO), 175–41 Agreement No.: 011707–007. given of the filing of applications to 148th Road, Suite, 1 Jamaica, NY Title: Gulf/South America Discussion amend an existing OTI license or the 11434. Officer: Wei-Dong Lu, Agreement. Qualifying Individual (QI) for a license. President/VP/Secretary/Treasurer Interested persons may contact the (Qualifying Individual). Application Parties: BBC Chartering & Logistic Office of Transportation Intermediaries, GMBH & Co. KG; Industrial Maritime Type: License Transfer. Federal Maritime Commission, Morgan USA Logistics Inc. (NVO), 145– Carriers (U.S.A.) Inc.; and West Coast Washington, DC 20573, by telephone at Industrial Express, LLC. 40 157th Street, Suite F1, Jamaica, NY (202) 523–5843 or by e-mail at 11434. Officers: James Kwok, Filing Party: Wade S. Hooker, Esq.; [email protected]. Secretary (Qualifying Individual), Kit 211 Central Park W; New York, NY Argents Air Express Ltd. dba Argents Hui, President/Vice President/ 10024. International dba Argents Express Treasurer. Application Type: New Synopsis: The amendment deletes Group (NVO & OFF), 206 Waters NVO License. Associated Transport Line as a party to Edge, Hilton Head Island, SC 29928. Murphy Shipping & Commercial the agreement. Officers: Bradley W. Pinkham, Vice Services, Inc. dba Murphy Shipping Agreement No.: 201103–010. President (Qualifying Individual), (NVO & OFF), 1812 Peachleaf Street, Title: Memorandum Agreement of the Cynthia Chiapetta, Vice President/ Houston, TX 77039. Officers: June Pacific Maritime Association of Secretary. Application Type: Trade Adams, Vice President (Qualifying December 14, 1983 Concerning Name Change. Individual), Ron Johns, President. Assessments to Pay ILWU–PMA B&O Logistics, Inc. (NVO), 19310 Pacific Application Type: Add NVO Service. Employee Benefit Costs, As Amended, Gateway Drive, Torrance, CA 90502. Quality Express, Inc. (NVO), 1861 Through May 12, 2011. Officers: Seung T. Hwang, President Western Way, Torrance, CA 90501. Parties: Pacific Maritime Association (Qualifying Individual), Tae K. Lee, Officer: Joseph C. Lam, President/ and International Longshore and Secretary/Treasurer. Application CFO/Secretary/Director (Qualifying Warehouse Union. Type: New NVO License. Individual). Application Type: QI Charity Cargo L.L.C. (NVO & OFF), 1423 Change. Filing Party: David F. Smith, Esq.; Kaleilani Street, Pearl City, HI 96782. Summit Freight International Inc. Cozen O’Connor; 1627 I Street, NW. Officer: Jessie A. Luga, Member (NVO), 4885 Rockford Ridge Drive, Suite 1100; Washington, DC 20006. (Qualifying Individual). Application Marietta, GA 30066. Officers: Tina Synopsis: The amendment revises Type: New NVO & OFF License. Chio, CEO/Secretary (Qualifying how the man-hour base assessment will Chaucer Freight LLC (NVO & OFF), 755 Individual), Wei Shu, President. be calculated. N. Rte. 83, Suite 222, Bensenville, IL Application Type: New NVO License. Agreement Nos.: 201122–001. 60106. Officers: Kathy Orzechowski, Taymegs Impex Inc. (OFF), 2429 S. Title: Pacific Maritime Services Operation Director (Qualifying Collins Street, Arlington, TX 76014. Cooperative Working Agreement. Individual), Mandy J. Dunn, Member/ Officers: Michael O. Famuyide, Parties: COSCO Terminals America, Manager. Application Type: Add OFF President (Qualifying Individual), Inc.; SSA Containers, Inc., and SSA Service. Gbade Olaiwole, Vice President. ENC New York Inc. (NVO & OFF), 182– Ventures, Inc. Application Type: New OFF License. 16 147th Avenue, Jamaica, NY 11413. Toll Global Forwarding (Americas) Inc. Filing Party: David F. Smith, Esq.; Officer: Kwang Y. Choi, President/ (NVO & OFF), 800 Federal Blvd., Cozen O’Connor; 1627 I Street, NW. Secretary/Director (Qualifying Carteret, NJ 07008. Officers: Myles Suite 1100; Washington, DC 20006. Individual). Application Type: New O’Brien, CEO (Qualifying Individual), Synopsis: The amendment extends NVO & OFF License. Hugh Cushing, Director. Application the agreement indefinitely and updates Global Trade & Customs Inc. (NVO & Type: Name Change. the name of SSA Containers, Inc. OFF), 250 W. Ocean Blvd., #1714, Transmodal Int’l Freight Consultants By Order of the Federal Maritime Long Beach, CA 90802. Officer: Marc Inc. (NVO), 6415 Northwest Drive, Commission. Sullivan, President/VP/Secretary/ #15, Mississauga, ON, Canada.
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Officers: Sanjeev Bhalla, President President/Corporate Secretary FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION (Qualifying Individual), Sushil R. (Qualifying Individual). Application Sarang, Secretary. Application Type: Type: New OFF License. Ocean Transportation Intermediary New NVO License. License; Reissuance Dated: May 20, 2011. Universal Logistics Solutions Karen V. Gregory, Notice is hereby given that the International, Inc. (OFF), 25 West Secretary. following Ocean Transportation Higgins Road, Hoffmann Estates, IL Intermediary licenses have been [FR Doc. 2011–12969 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 60195. Officer: Virginia M. Kidawa, reissued by the Federal Maritime Vice President (Qualifying BILLING CODE 6730–01–P Commission pursuant to section 19 of Individual), David P. Kratt, President. the Shipping Act of 1984 (46 U.S.C. Application Type: Name Change. chapter 409) and the regulations of the WWI International Corp. (OFF), 2223 Commission pertaining to the licensing Clifton Place, Hoffman Estates, IL of Ocean Transportation Intermediaries, 60169. Officer: Syed O. Ahmed, 46 CFR part 515.
License No. Name/address Date reissued
001580F ...... Marco Forwarding Co., 8835 SW. 107th Avenue, Suite 367, Miami, FL 33176 February 27, 2011. 010873N ...... Ameripack Services, Inc., 4696 NW. 74th Avenue, Miami, FL 33166 ...... April 27, 2011.
Sandra L. Kusumoto, assets or the ownership of, control of, or FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM Director, Bureau of Certification and the power to vote shares of a bank or Licensing. bank holding company and all of the Notice of Proposals To Engage in [FR Doc. 2011–12974 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] banks and nonbanking companies Permissible Nonbanking Activities or BILLING CODE 6730–01–P owned by the bank holding company, To Acquire Companies That Are including the companies listed below. Engaged in Permissible Nonbanking Activities FEDERAL MARITIME COMMISSION The applications listed below, as well as other related filings required by the The companies listed in this notice Ocean Transportation Intermediary Board, are available for immediate have given notice under section 4 of the License; Rescission of Order of inspection at the Federal Reserve Bank Bank Holding Company Act (12 U.S.C. Revocation indicated. The application also will be 1843) (BHC Act) and Regulation Y, (12 available for inspection at the offices of CFR part 225) to engage de novo, or to Notice is hereby given that the Order the Board of Governors. Interested acquire or control voting securities or revoking the following license is being persons may express their views in assets of a company, including the rescinded by the Federal Maritime writing on the standards enumerated in companies listed below, that engages Commission pursuant to section 19 of the BHC Act (12 U.S.C. 1842(c)). If the either directly or through a subsidiary or the Shipping Act of 1984 (46 U.S.C. proposal also involves the acquisition of other company, in a nonbanking activity Chapter 409) and the regulations of the a nonbanking company, the review also that is listed in § 225.28 of Regulation Y Commission pertaining to the licensing includes whether the acquisition of the (12 CFR 225.28) or that the Board has of Ocean Transportation Intermediaries, nonbanking company complies with the determined by Order to be closely 46 CFR part 515. related to banking and permissible for License Number: 022370NF. standards in section 4 of the BHC Act Name: JP Shipping and Son, Inc. (12 U.S.C. 1843). Unless otherwise bank holding companies. Unless Address: 12600 NW. 25th Street, Suite noted, nonbanking activities will be otherwise noted, these activities will be 107, Miami, FL 33182. conducted throughout the United States. conducted throughout the United States. Order Published: FR: 5/12/11 (Volume Unless otherwise noted, comments Each notice is available for inspection 76, No. 92, Pg. 27644) regarding each of these applications at the Federal Reserve Bank indicated. The notice also will be available for must be received at the Reserve Bank Sandra L. Kusumoto, inspection at the offices of the Board of indicated or the offices of the Board of Director, Bureau of Certification and Governors. Interested persons may Governors not later than June 20, 2011. Licensing. express their views in writing on the [FR Doc. 2011–12972 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] A. Federal Reserve Bank of Dallas (E. question whether the proposal complies BILLING CODE P Ann Worthy, Vice President) 2200 with the standards of section 4 of the North Pearl Street, Dallas, Texas 75201– BHC Act. 2272: Unless otherwise noted, comments FEDERAL RESERVE SYSTEM 1. MTA Bancshares, Inc., Seagoville, regarding the applications must be Texas; to become a bank holding received at the Reserve Bank indicated Formations of, Acquisitions by, and company by acquiring 100 percent of or the offices of the Board of Governors Mergers of Bank Holding Companies the voting shares of HomeBank, not later than June 9, 2011. The companies listed in this notice Seagoville, Texas. A. Federal Reserve Bank of Kansas City (Dennis Denney, Assistant Vice have applied to the Board for approval, Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve President), 1 Memorial Drive, Kansas pursuant to the Bank Holding Company System, May 20, 2011. Act of 1956 (12 U.S.C. 1841 et seq.) City, Missouri 64198–0001: (BHC Act), Regulation Y (12 CFR part Robert deV. Frierson, 1. Adbanc, Inc., Ogallala, Nebraska; to 225), and all other applicable statutes Deputy Secretary of the Board. engage de novo in lending activities, and regulations to become a bank [FR Doc. 2011–12906 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] pursuant to section 225.28(b)(1) of holding company and/or to acquire the BILLING CODE 6210–01–P Regulation Y.
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Board of Governors of the Federal Reserve Acquisition of Helium’’, under the indicated that the FAR was misquoted. System, May 20, 2011. heading ‘‘Enter Keyword or ID’’ and The team concurs. The FAR requires Robert deV. Frierson, selecting ‘‘Search’’. Select the link that the contractor provide helium Deputy Secretary of the Board. ‘‘Submit a Comment’’ that corresponds purchase information 10 days after BILLING CODE 6210–01–P with ‘‘Information Collection 9000– delivery from a federal helium supplier, [FR Doc. 2011–12905 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 0113, Acquisition of Helium’’. Follow not for the contractor to forecast what BILLING CODE 6210–01–P the instructions provided at the ‘‘Submit they are going to purchase. No changes a Comment’’ screen. Please include your to the FAR are necessary. name, company name (if any), and B. Annual Reporting Burden DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE ‘‘Information Collection 9000–0113, Acquisition of Helium’’, on your Respondents: 26. GENERAL SERVICES attached document. Responses per Respondent: 1. ADMINISTRATION • Fax: 202–501–4067. Total Responses: 26. • Mail: General Services Hours per Response: 1. NATIONAL AERONAUTICS AND Administration, Regulatory Secretariat Total Burden Hours: 26. SPACE ADMINISTRATION (MVCB), 1275 First Street, NE., Obtaining Copies of Proposals: Washington, DC 20417. ATTN: Hada Requesters may obtain a copy of the [OMB Control No. 9000–0113; Docket 2011– Flowers/IC 9000–0113, Acquisition of information collection documents from 0079; Sequence 5] Helium. the General Services Administration, Federal Acquisition Regulation; Instructions: Please submit comments Regulatory Secretariat (MVCB), 1275 Submission for OMB Review; only and cite Information Collection First Street, NE., Washington, DC 20417, Acquisition of Helium 9000–0113, Acquisition of Helium, in telephone (202) 501–4755. Please cite all correspondence related to this OMB Control No. 9000–0113, AGENCY: Department of Defense (DOD), collection. All comments received will Acquisition of Helium, in all General Services Administration (GSA), be posted without change to http:// correspondence. and National Aeronautics and Space www.regulations.gov, including any Dated: May 19, 2011. Administration (NASA). personal and/or business confidential Millisa Gary, ACTION: Notice of request for comments information provided. Acting Director, Office of Governmentwide regarding an extension to an existing FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. Acquisition Policy. OMB clearance. Deborah Lague, Procurement Analyst, [FR Doc. 2011–12931 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Office of Governmentwide Acquisition BILLING CODE 6820–EP–P SUMMARY: Under the provisions of the Policy, GSA (202) 694–8149 or Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C. [email protected]. chapter 35), the Regulatory Secretariat (MVCB) will be submitting to the Office SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HUMAN SERVICES of Management and Budget (OMB) a A. Purpose request to review and approve an The Helium Act (Pub. L. 86–777) (50 [Document Identifier: OS-0990-New; 30-day extension of a previously approved notice] U.S.C. 167a, et seq.) and the Department information collection requirement of the Interior’s implementing concerning acquisition of helium. Agency Information Collection regulations (30 CFR parts 601 and 602) Public comments are particularly Request. 30-Day Public Comment require Federal agencies to procure all invited on: Whether this collection of Request major helium requirements from the information is necessary for the proper Bureau of Land Management, AGENCY: Office of the Secretary, HHS. performance of functions of the FAR, Department of the Interior. In compliance with the requirement and whether it will have practical The FAR requires that the Contractor of section 3506(c)(2)(A) of the utility; whether our estimate of the provide to the Contracting Officer the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, the public burden of this collection of following data within 10 days after the Office of the Secretary (OS), Department information is accurate, and based on Contractor or subcontractor receives a of Health and Human Services, is valid assumptions and methodology; delivery of helium from a Federal publishing the following summary of a ways to enhance the quality, utility, and helium supplier; (i) The name of the proposed collection for public clarity of the information to be supplier; (ii) The amount of helium comment. Interested persons are invited collected; and ways in which we can purchased; (iii) The delivery date(s); to send comments regarding this burden minimize the burden of the collection of and (iv) The location where the helium estimate or any other aspect of this information on those who are to was used. Such information will collection of information, including any respond, through the use of appropriate facilitate enforcement of the of the following subjects: (1) The technological collection techniques or requirements of the Helium Act and the necessity and utility of the proposed other forms of information technology. contractual provisions requiring the use information collection for the proper DATES: Submit comments on or before of Government helium by agency performance of the agency’s functions; June 24, 2011. contractors. (2) the accuracy of the estimated ADDRESSES: Submit comments The information is used in burden; (3) ways to enhance the quality, identified by Information Collection administration of certain Federal utility, and clarity of the information to 9000–0113, Acquisition of Helium, by contracts to ensure contractor be collected; and (4) the use of any of the following methods: compliance with contract clauses. automated collection techniques or • Regulations.gov: http:// Without the information, the required other forms of information technology to www.regulations.gov. use of Government helium cannot be minimize the information collection Submit comments via the Federal monitored and enforced effectively. burden. eRulemaking portal by inputting One comment was received in regards To obtain copies of the supporting ‘‘Information Collection 9000–0113, to this collection. The commenter statement and any related forms for the
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proposed paperwork collections data collection under the anti-kickback a medically underserved population, referenced above, e-mail your request, statute, as described below. In order for and must document the re-evaluation including your address, phone number, an arrangement between a health center contemporaneously (§ 1001.952(w)(4)). OMB number, and OS document and a donor individual or entity to OIG may request to see identifier, to enjoy safe harbor protection, the documentation kept pursuant to the safe [email protected], or call arrangement (1) Must be set out in harbor in order to determine compliance the Reports Clearance Office on (202) writing (§ 1001.952(w)(1)(i)(A)); (2) the with the terms of the safe harbor and the 690–5683. Send written comments and written agreement must be signed by the fraud and abuse laws. Compliance with recommendations for the proposed parties (§ 1001.952(w)(1)(i)(B)); (3) the the safe harbor is voluntary, and no information collections within 30 days written agreement must cover, and party is ever required to comply with of this notice directly to the OS OMB specify the amount of, all goods, items, the safe harbor. Desk Officer; faxed to OMB at 202–395– services, donations, or loans provided 5806. The safe harbor does not entail a Proposed Project: Safe Harbor for by the individual or entity to the health routine and continuous affirmative Federally Qualified Health Centers center (§ 1001.952(w)(1)(i)(C)); (4) the collection of data form the regulated Arrangements-Reinstatement with health center must document its basis community. However, health centers change—OMB No. 09900322—Office of for its reasonable expectation that the that choose to avail themselves of the Inspector General. arrangement will benefit a medically safe harbor must have initial Abstract: The Office of the Inspector underserved population documentation and a re-evaluation of General (OIG), Office of the Secretary (§ 1001.952(w)(3)); and (5) the health the arrangement at least annually. The (OS), Department of Health and Human center, at reasonable intervals, must respondents are businesses and/or other Services (HHS) is requesting a reevaluate the arrangement to ensure private sector for-profit and not-for- reinstatement without change for the that it is expected to continue to benefit profit institutions.
ESTIMATED ANNUALIZED BURDEN TABLE
Average Number of Number of burden (in Total burden Type of respondent respondents responses per hours) hours respondent per response
Health Center ...... 1873 1 1 1,873
Mary Forbes, to send comments regarding this burden information collections within 30 days Office of the Secretary, Paperwork Reduction estimate or any other aspect of this of this notice directly to the OS OMB Act Clearance Officer. collection of information, including any Desk Officer; faxed to OMB at 202–395– [FR Doc. 2011–12899 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] of the following subjects: (1) The 5806. BILLING CODE 4150–26–P necessity and utility of the proposed Proposed Project: Multi-Component information collection for the proper Evaluation of the BodyWorks performance of the agency’s functions; Program—OMB No. 0990–NEW—Office DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND (2) the accuracy of the estimated on Women’s Health (OWH) HUMAN SERVICES burden; (3) ways to enhance the quality, utility, and clarity of the information to [Document Identifier: OS–0990–New; 30-day Abstract: Office on Women’s Health notice] be collected; and (4) the use of (OWH) is requesting clearance for forms automated collection techniques or for a multi-component 3.5 year Agency Information Collection other forms of information technology to evaluation of the BodyWorks Program. Request. 30-Day Public Comment minimize the information collection These forms will support three Request burden. evaluation tasks: (1) Conducting a To obtain copies of the supporting onetime follow-up study of trainers and May 20, 2010. statement and any related forms for the parents previously involved in AGENCY: Office of the Secretary, HHS. proposed paperwork collections BodyWorks; (2) Conducting a onetime In compliance with the requirement referenced above, e-mail your request, pilot test of a post-only survey tool to of section 3506(c)(2)(A) of the including your address, phone number, be added to the BodyWorks toolkit/ Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, the OMB number, and OS document resources; and, (3) conducting a full Office of the Secretary (OS), Department identifier, to evaluation of the revised BodyWorks of Health and Human Services, is [email protected], or call program, including pre, post and follow- publishing the following summary of a the Reports Clearance Office on (202) up components as well as similar tests proposed collection for public 690–5683. Send written comments and of the Spanish BodyWorks program. comment. Interested persons are invited recommendations for the proposed
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ESTIMATED ANNUALIZED BURDEN TABLES
Average Number of Number of burden per Total burden Type of respondent Data collection name respondents responses per response (in hours) respondent (in hours)
BodyWorks program participants ...... Parent/Caregiver Follow-Up Study 450 1 10/60 75 Questionnaire. Parent/Caregiver Follow-Up Study 18 1 60/60 18 Focus Group. English & Spanish Participant Exit 100 1 10/60 17 Survey—Post Only Pilot Study. English and Spanish Participant 408 1 20/60 136 Pretests—Full Evaluation. English and Spanish Participant 300 1 20/60 100 Posttests—Full Evaluation. English and Spanish Participant Fol- 256 1 20/60 85 low-ups—Full Evaluation. English and Spanish Participant 300 8 5/60 200 Session Feedback Forms—Full Evaluation. English and Spanish BodyWorks English and Spanish Participant 408 1 20/60 136 program comparison group partici- Pretests—Full Evaluation. pant. English and Spanish Participant 300 1 20/60 100 Posttests—Full Evaluation. English and Spanish Participant Fol- 256 1 20/60 85 low-ups—Full Evaluation. Trainers of the BodyWorks program Trainer Follow-Up Study Question- 1,250 1 20/60 417 naire. Trainer Follow-Up Study Interview ... 15 1 60/60 15 Trainer Exit Survey Satisfaction 10 1 30/60 5 Interview—Post only pilot study. Trainer Feedback Forms—Full Eval- 30 8 5/60 20 uation.
Total Project Burden Hours ...... 1,409
Mary Forbes, This proposed information collection Previous dissemination efforts in Office of the Secretary, Paperwork Reduction was previously published in the Federal health care research and evidence Act Clearance Officer. Register on February 28th, 2011 and through comparative effectiveness [FR Doc. 2011–12900 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] allowed 60 days for public comment. No funded by the Federal Government have BILLING CODE 4150–33–P comments were received. The purpose largely been focused in academic of this notice is to allow an additional settings, rather than among physicians 30 days for public comment. and clinicians in health care delivery DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND settings. This project implements and DATES: Comments on this notice must be HUMAN SERVICES received by June 24, 2011. evaluates methods that extend beyond the academic setting to engage the target Agency for Healthcare Research and ADDRESSES: Written comments should audiences in the health care Quality be submitted to: AHRQ’s OMB Desk environment where decisions are Officer by fax at (202) 395–6974 typically made. Agency Information Collection (attention: AHRQ’s desk officer) or by e- Most clinicians are required to Activities: Proposed Collection; mail at [email protected] complete continuing medical education Comment Request (attention: AHRQ’s desk officer). (CME) accepted by accrediting AGENCY: Agency for Healthcare Research Copies of the proposed collection organizations recognized by State and Quality, HHS. plans, data collection instruments, and medical boards. Over sixty boards ACTION: Notice. specific details on the estimated burden require anywhere from 12 CME credits can be obtained from the AHRQ Reports to 50 CME credits per year for a SUMMARY: This notice announces the Clearance Officer. clinician to retain their State licensure. intention of the Agency for Healthcare FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: (State Medical Licensure Requirements Research and Quality (AHRQ) to request Doris Lefkowitz, AHRQ Reports and Statistics, 2010, http://www.ama- that the Office of Management and Clearance Officer, (301) 427–1477, or by assn.org/amal/pub/upload/mm/40/ Budget (OMB) approve the proposed e-mail at table16.pdf.) AHRQ currently provides information collection project: [email protected]. CME credits on some of its comparative ‘‘Comparative Effectiveness Research- effectiveness research reviews; however, Continuing Education.’’ In accordance SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: these CME credits are applicable to with the Paperwork Reduction Act, 44 physicians only and AHRQ is not Proposed Project U.S.C. 3501–3521, AHRQ invites the conducting any follow-up surveys with public to comment on this proposed Comparative Effectiveness Research- physicians on these CME activities to information collection. Continuing Education ascertain the impact on physician
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behavior. AHRQ is expanding its appropriateness and value of healthcare Continuing Education Participant continuing education to include nurses, services; quality measurement and Evaluation described below. nurse practitioners, physician assistants, improvement; and clinical practice. 42 3. AHRQ Online Continuing medical assistants, pharmacists, U.S.C. 299a(a)(1),(2) and (4). Education Participant Evaluation to respiratory therapists, and other allied Method of Collection evaluate the effectiveness and impact of health professionals, as well as the CME/CE/CEU modules at 60 days, 6 physicians. In addition, AHRQ wants to To achieve this project’s goal, the months and 1 year after completion of following activities and data collections assess the impact continuing education the module. The purpose of this will be implemented: has on clinician behavior, its perceived evaluation is to assess the clinicians’ 1. Provide continuing medical value, and whether or not education on confidence level in applying comparative effectiveness research education (CME) or continuing education units (CE/CEU) through the comparative effectiveness research, their made a difference in a clinician’s understanding of the research, how confidence in applying comparative appropriate accrediting organizations by providing 15 multimedia online valuable the research is to the clinician effectiveness research in practice, and their intent to change their practice understanding the application of such continuing education modules per year for 3 years, on specific comparative based on this research. Evaluation research, and improved ability to questions have been developed based counsel patients on treatment and effectiveness research reports and provide quantitative and qualitative upon established conceptual management alternatives. frameworks and principles of adult Dissemination of clinical and research metrics about usage of these programs learning. findings to clinicians varies in by physicians, pharmacists, nurses, approach, methods and by target nurse practitioners, physician assistants, Data collected will be used to assess audience. Highly technical and medical assistants, allied health the utility and effectiveness of the scientific publications are peer reviewed professionals, and other clinicians. This educational module in increasing and serve to validate the methods, activity is designed to raise awareness of awareness and utility of information calculations, analysis and conclusions and utility of comparative effectiveness provided in comparative effectiveness of studies and research. However, it is research by providing free and easy research. Data will provide useful nearly impossible to discern whether access to clinician guides and consumer quantitative and qualitative metrics the manuscript was read, its effect on guides for clinicians and their patients/ which AHRQ can use to measure the the reader, and the likelihood that the families to assist in making informed outcomes of the project. Moreover, these reader will utilize the information. decisions about health care. metrics will enable AHRQ to identify Accredited education is widely The following monthly utilization new potential barriers that may thwart accepted as a method for dissemination rates for the online CME/CE/CEU the outcome-lending important of research findings and is provided in activities will be collected: The number information regarding future various ways, including online, on site, of CME/CE/CEU certificates issued, educational needs. monthly participation statistics, and the and through audio and video Estimated Annual Respondent Burden presentations. To earn credit for number of clinician and consumer participation, clinicians must provide guides ordered. Because all of the CME/ Exhibit 1 shows the estimated contact information, allowing the CE/CEU activities are online, the annualized burden hours for the possibility of follow-up data collections utilization rates are automatically respondents’ time to participate in this regarding behaviors, attitudes and collected by the contractor’s computer research. The AHRQ Online Continuing performance information about the when the health care professional Education Participant Evaluation will be participant. AHRQ has also provided registers for the activity, participates in completed at 3 different points in time accredited education as a method to the online education, requests after completion of the CME/CE/CEU disseminate CER findings, and with this continuing education credit for the education module. The CME/CE/CEU project, has reaffirmed the value of CME activity, and orders clinician and registration data is collected for an in dissemination of CER findings and consumer guides. Therefore, this estimated 1,500 health care expanded the commitment to provide activity does not require OMB professionals and takes approximately 5 accredited education for multiple health clearance. minutes. The same estimated 1,500 care disciplines. 2. CME/CE/CEU registration data is health care professionals will complete The goal of this project is to enhance provided by the health care professional the evaluation 3 times each year, which awareness of comparative effectiveness when he or she logs on and registers for takes about 3 minutes to complete. The research among clinicians and measure a course. The health care professional total annual burden is estimated to be the value and impact of these efforts. would key in their name, e-mail 350 hours. This study is being conducted by address, address (selecting either their Exhibit 2 shows the estimated annual AHRQ through its contractor, PRIME home or business address), telephone cost burden to respondents, based on Education, Inc., pursuant to AHRQ’s number, type of discipline, and their their time to participate in surveys for statutory authority to conduct and practice setting. This data is collected to each CME/CE/CEU module. The annual support research on healthcare and on ensure that the health care professional cost burden is estimated to be $16,290.] systems for the delivery of such care, receives CME/CE/CEU credit for the including activities with respect to: the courses that he or she takes and will be Exhibit 1. Estimated annualized burden quality, effectiveness, efficiency, used to implement the AHRQ Online hours per module
Number of Hours per Form name Number of responses per response Total burden respondents respondent survey hours
AHRQ Online Continuing Education CME/CE/CEU Registration Data ...... 1500 1 5/60 125 AHRQ Online Continuing Education Participant Evaluation ...... 1500 3 3/60 225
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Number of Hours per Form name Number of responses per response Total burden respondents respondent survey hours
Total ...... 3,000 na na 350
Exhibit 2. Estimated annualized cost burden per module
Number of Total burden Average hour- Total cost Form name respondents hours ly wage rate* burden
AHRQ Online Continuing Education CME/CE/CEU Registration Data ...... 1500 125 $46.54 $5818 AHRQ Online Continuing Education Participant Evaluation ...... 1500 225 46.54 10,472
Total ...... 3,000 350 na 16,290 *Based upon the mean of the average hourly wages for Physicians (292–1069; $83.59), Pharmacists (29–1051; $51.27), Physician Assistants and Nurse Practitioners (29–1071; $40.78), Registered Nurses (29–1111; $31.99) and Healthcare Practitioners (29–9099; $25.05), National Compensation Survey: Occupational wages in the United States May 2009, ‘‘U.S. Department of Labor, Bureau of Labor Statistics.’’
Estimated Annual Costs to the Federal modules (15 per year for 3 years). The Exhibit 3. Estimated Total and Government total cost is estimated to be $3,963,150. Annualized Cost Exhibit 3 shows the total and annualized cost for the 45 CME/CE/CEU
Annualized Cost component Total cost cost
Development of CME/CE/CEU Module ...... $2,256,300 $752,100 Module Accreditation ...... 900,000 300,000 Module Dissemination ...... 450,000 150,000 Evaluation instrument development and dissemination, data collection, processing and analysis ...... 356,850 118,950
Total ...... 3,963,150 1,321,050
Request for Comments Dated: May 12, 2011. Dated: May 19, 2011. Carolyn M. Clancy, John Howard, In accordance with the Paperwork Director. Director, National Institute for Occupational Reduction Act, comments on AHRQ’s [FR Doc. 2011–12668 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Safety and Health, Centers for Disease Control information collection are requested and Prevention. BILLING CODE M with regard to any of the following: (a) [FR Doc. 2011–12935 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Whether the proposed collection of BILLING CODE 4163–18–D information is necessary for the proper DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND performance of AHRQ healthcare HUMAN SERVICES research and healthcare information DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND dissemination functions, including Centers for Disease Control and HUMAN SERVICES whether the information will have Prevention practical utility; (b) the accuracy of Centers for Disease Control and AHRQ’s estimate of burden (including Prevention [Docket Number NIOSH–238] hours and costs) of the proposed Disease, Disability, and Injury collection(s) of information; (c) ways to Draft Alert Entitled ‘‘Preventing Prevention and Control Special enhance the quality, utility, and clarity Occupational Respiratory Disease Emphasis Panel (SEP): Public Health of the information to be collected; and From Dampness in Office Buildings, Prevention Fund: Streamlined (d) ways to minimize the burden of the Schools, and Other Nonindustrial Surveillance for Venilator-Associated collection of information upon the Buildings;’’ Correction Pneumonia: Reducing Burden and respondents, including the use of Demonstrating Preventability, Funding automated collection techniques or A notice of draft document for public Opportunity Announcement (FOA) other forms of information technology. comment was published in the Federal CK11–0010101PPHF11, Initial Review Comments submitted in response to Register, May 18, 2011, (76 FR 28789). this notice will be summarized and This notice is corrected as follows: Correction: The notice was published included in the Agency’s subsequent On page 28789, second column: in the Federal Register on April 18, 2011, Volume 76, Number 74, Page request for OMB approval of the Under the heading ‘‘Summary’’ the Web 21749. The time and date should read proposed information collection. All site has been changed to http:// as follows: comments will become a matter of www.cdc.gov/niosh/docket/review/ public record. docket238/. Time and Date: 11 a.m.–2 p.m., May 26, 2011 (Closed).
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Contact Person for More Information: OMB No.: New Collection. assistance providers. Focus group Gregory Anderson, M.S., M.P.H., Description: The Office of Planning, participants will also complete a Scientific Review Officer, CDC, 1600 Research and Evaluation (OPRE), demographic questionnaire. Parents of Clifton Road, NE., Mailstop E60, Administration for Children and children served by caregivers will Atlanta, Georgia 30333, Telephone: Families (ACF), U.S. Department of complete a questionnaire on their (404) 498–2293. Health and Human Services (HHS), is child’s competencies related to The Director, Management Analysis proposing to develop a new observation cognitive, language/communication, and Services Office, has been delegated measure to assess the quality of child and social-emotional development. the authority to sign Federal Register care settings, specifically the quality of Parents will complete this notices pertaining to announcements of caregiver-child interaction for infants questionnaire, which will also include meetings and other committee and toddlers in nonparental care. The family and child characteristics, once in management activities, for both the measure will be appropriate for use the pilot test and twice in the field test, Centers for Disease Control and across child care settings, center-based Prevention and the Agency for Toxic at the start of the field test and 6 months and family child care settings as well as later to assess growth. Substances and Disease Registry. single- and mixed-age classrooms. Dated: May 19, 2011. The two-year data collection activity The purpose of this data collection is Elaine L. Baker, will include two phases: (1) A pilot test to support the 2007 reauthorization of Director, Management Analysis and Services and (2) a psychometric field test. We the Head Start program (Pub. L. 110– Office, Centers for Disease Control and will request information about the child 134), which calls for periodic Prevention. care setting, its classrooms and families assessments of Head Start’s quality and [FR Doc. 2011–12973 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] for recruitment into the study. effectiveness. BILLING CODE 4163–18–P Information will be collected through Respondents: Child care setting observations, focus groups, and representatives (directors or owners), questionnaires. caregivers (center-based and family DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND In the pilot and field tests, the new Q– child care settings), parents of children HUMAN SERVICES CCIIT observation measure will include in those child care settings, and training observing a small group activity and technical assistance providers. Administration for Children and structured with a common task and Families asking follow-up observation questions. Annual Burden Estimates Submission for OMB Review; Caregivers observed will also complete Comment Request a background questionnaire. Focus groups to obtain stakeholder input on Title: Measurement Development: caregiver-child interactions will be Quality of Caregiver-Child Interactions conducted separately with parents, for Infants and Toddlers (Q–CCIIT). caregivers, and training and technical
Annual Number of Average Estimated Instrument number of responses per burden hour annual burden respondents respondent per response hours
1. Child care setting recruitment form ...... 190 1 0.5 95 2. Q–CCIIT measure-small group activity and follow-up ...... 290 1 0.25 73 3. Caregiver background questionnaire ...... 520 1 0.25 130 4. Focus group interview guide ...... 20 1 1.90 38 5. Parent focus group demographic questionnaire ...... 10 1 0.10 1 6. Caregiver focus group demographic questionnaire ...... 5 1 0.10 1 7. Training and technical assistance provider focus group demographic questionnaire ...... 5 1 0.10 1 8. Parent-report child competence questionnaire ...... 880 2 0.75 1,320
Estimated total annual burden hours: ...... 1,659
Additional Information OMB Comment Office of Management and Budget Paperwork Reduction Project Fax: 202– Copies of the proposed collection may OMB is required to make a decision 395–6974. be obtained by writing to the concerning the collection of information Administration for Children and between 30 and 60 days after Attn: Desk Officer for the Families, Office of Planning, Research publication of this document in the Administration for Children and and Evaluation, 370 L’Enfant Federal Register. Therefore, a comment Families. Promenade, SW., Washington, DC is best assured of having its full effect Dated: May 17, 2011. 20447, Attn: OPRE Reports Clearance if OMB receives it within 30 days of Steven Hanmer, Officer. All requests should be publication. Written comments and OPRE Reports Clearance Officer. identified by the title of the information recommendations for the proposed [FR Doc. 2011–12669 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] collection. E-mail address: information collection should be sent BILLING CODE 4184–22–M [email protected]. directly to the following:
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DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND 427 of the Personal Responsibility and began in 2007 with a final sample size HUMAN SERVICES Work Opportunities Reconciliation Act of 5,873 children. The proposed data of 1996. The NSCAW is the only source collection will allow for follow-up of Administration for Children and of nationally representative, firsthand this sample 36 months post-baseline, Families information about the functioning and will follow the same format as that used well-being, service needs, and service in the baseline round and the 18-month Submission for OMB Review; utilization of children and families who follow-up, and will employ, with only Comment Request come to the attention of the child modest revisions, the same instruments Title: National Survey of Child and welfare system. that were used in the previous rounds. Adolescent Well-Being,—Second Cohort Information is collected about Data from NSCAW are made available to (NSCAW II). children’s cognitive, social, emotional, the research community through OMB No.: 0970–0202. behavioral, and adaptive functioning, as licensing arrangements from the Description: The Department of well as family and community factors National Data Archive on Child Abuse Health and Human Services (HHS) that are likely to influence their and Neglect at Cornell University. intends to collect follow-up data on a functioning. Family service needs and Respondents: Children and their sample of children and families for the service utilization also are addressed in associated permanent or foster National Survey of Child and the data collection. caregivers, caseworkers, and teachers. Adolescent Well-Being (NSCAW). The Selection of the current NSCAW NSCAW was authorized under Section sample and baseline data collection Annual Burden Estimates
Average Instrument respondent Number of Number of burden house Total burden respondents responses per per response hours
Child Interview ...... 5,873 .5 1.17 3,436 Caregiver Interview ...... 5,873 .5 1.6 4,698 Caseworker Interview ...... 1,140 2.5 1 2,850 Teacher ...... 2,071 .5 .50 518
Estimated Total Annual Burden of Management and Budget, Paperwork Children, Youth and Families (ACYF), Hours: 11,502. Reduction Project, Fax: 202–395–6974, ACF, HHS. Attn: Desk Officer for the Additional Information: Copies of the ACTION: Funding Opportunity proposed collection may be obtained by Administration for Children and Families. Announcements for the Basic Center writing to the Administration for Program (BCP) and Street Outreach Children and Families, Office of Dated: May 17, 2011. Program (SOP) are now available for Planning, Research and Evaluation, 370 Steven M. Hanmer, application. L’Enfant Promenade, SW., Washington, OPRE Reports Clearance Officer. DC 20447, Attn: OPRE Reports [FR Doc. 2011–12670 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] CFDA Number: 93.623, 93.557. Clearance Officer. All requests should BILLING CODE 4184–34–M be identified by the title of the Statutory Authority: Runaway and information collection. E-mail address: Homeless Youth Act (Pub. L. 110–378), 42 [email protected]. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND U.S.C. sections 5701–5752. OMB Comment: OMB is required to HUMAN SERVICES SUMMARY: As required under 45 CFR make a decision concerning the 1351.17, the Administration for collection of information between 30 Administration for Children and Children and Families (ACF), and 60 days after publication of this Families Administration on Children, Youth and Families (ACYF), Family and Youth document in the Federal Register. Announcement of the Publication of Services Bureau (FYSB) announces the Therefore, a comment is best assured of Funding Opportunity Announcements publication of the following Funding having its full effect if OMB receives it under the Runaway and Homeless Opportunity Announcements (FOAs) to within 30 days of publication. Written Youth Act comments and recommendations for the the ACF Funding Opportunities Web proposed information collection should AGENCY: Family and Youth Services site (http://www.acf.hhs.gov/grants/ be sent directly to the following: Office Bureau (FYSB), Administration on index.html) on 4/25/2011:
Application Funding opportunity title Funding opportunity number (FON) Access to FOA due date
Basic Center Program ...... HHS-2011-ACF-ACYF-CY-0166 ...... http://www.acf.hhs.gov/grants/open/foa/ 6/24/2011 view/HHS–2011–ACF–ACYF–CY– 0166. Street Outreach Program ...... HHS-2011-ACF-ACYF-YO-0168 ...... http://www.acf.hhs.gov/grants/open/foa/ 6/24/2011 view/HHS–2011–ACF–ACYF–YO– 0168.
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Additional information and electronic letter along with their grant application Administration, 1350 Piccard Dr., PI50– submission of applications are available requesting approval as the replacement 400B, Rockville, MD 20850, 301–796– at: http://www.Grants.gov—Find and grantee. OCS reviewed the application 3793. Apply. from Humboldt State University SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Sponsored Programs Foundation and Federal Register of February 24, 2011 Curtis O. Porter, Director, Division of found that the proposed project is (76 FR 10371), the Agency announced Youth Services, Family and Youth significantly similar to the one initially that the proposed information collection Services Bureau, 1250 Maryland Ave., chosen for the award. ACF, OCS now had been submitted to OMB for review SW., Suite 800, Washington, DC 20024. announces that Humboldt State and clearance under 44 U.S.C. 3507. An Telephone: 202–205–8102; e-mail: University Sponsored Programs Agency may not conduct or sponsor, [email protected]. Foundation has been awarded the grant and a person is not required to respond in the amount of $233,866 as the Dated: May 13, 2011. to, a collection of information unless it permanent successor grantee for the displays a currently valid OMB control Bryan Samuels, remainder of the project period, which Commissioner, Administration on Children, number. OMB has now approved the will end on September 29, 2011. information collection and has assigned Youth and Families. Under the award, Humboldt State [FR Doc. 2011–12893 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] OMB control number 0910–0216. The University Sponsored Programs approval expires on April 30, 2014. A BILLING CODE 4182–03–P Foundation will continue to provide copy of the supporting statement for this coordinated, timely capacity-building information collection is available on outreach, training and technical DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND the Internet at http://www.reginfo.gov/ assistance to faith-based and community public/do/PRAMain. HUMAN SERVICES organizations in California. Dated: May 19, 2011. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Administration For Children and Leslie Kux, Families Thom Campbell, Program Manager, Office of Community Services, 901 D Acting Assistant Commissioner for Policy. Announcement of the Award of a Street, SW., Washington, DC 20047. [FR Doc. 2011–12845 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Replacement Grant Telephone: (202) 401–5483; E-mail: BILLING CODE 4160–01–P [email protected]. AGENCY: Office of Community Services Additional information about this (OCS), ACF, DHHS. program and its purpose can be located DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND ACTION: Announcement of the award of on the following Web site: http:// HUMAN SERVICES a replacement grant from the Office of www.acf.hhs.gov/programs/ocs/scf/ Community Services to Humboldt State index.html. Food and Drug Administration University Sponsored Programs [Docket No. FDA–2009–N–0532] Foundation, Arcata, CA, under the Dated: May 17, 2011. Yolanda J. Butler, Strengthening Communities Fund Agency Information Collection program. Acting Director, Office of Community Activities; Announcement of Office of Services. Management and Budget Approval; CFDA Number: 93.711. [FR Doc. 2011–12894 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Experimental Study of Nutrition Facts Statutory Authority: Section 1110 of the BILLING CODE 4184–27–P Label Formats Social Security Act governing Social Services Research and Demonstration activities; Title AGENCY: Food and Drug Administration, VIII of the American Recovery and DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND HHS. Reinvestment Act (ARRA) of 2009, Public HUMAN SERVICES ACTION: Law 111–5. (http://frwebgate.access.gpo.gov/ Notice. cgi-bin/getdoc.cgi?dbname=111_cong_bills& Food and Drug Administration SUMMARY: The Food and Drug docid=f:h1enr.pdf) [Docket No. FDA–2010–N–0622] Administration (FDA) is announcing SUMMARY: The Administration of that a collection of information entitled Children and Family (ACF), Office of Agency Information Collection ‘‘Experimental Study of Nutrition Facts Community Services (OCS), announces Activities; Announcement of Office of Label Formats’’ has been approved by the award of a replacement grant under Management and Budget Approval; the Office of Management and Budget the Strengthening Communities Fund Color Additive Certification Requests (OMB) under the Paperwork Reduction (SCF) for the State, Local, and Tribal and Recordkeeping Act of 1995. Government Capacity Building Program FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: grant to Humboldt State University AGENCY: Food and Drug Administration, HHS. Denver Presley, Office of Information Sponsored Programs Foundation, Management, Food and Drug ACTION: Notice. Arcata, CA. Humboldt State is an Administration, 1350 Piccard Dr., PI50– eligible designate of the Governor’s SUMMARY: The Food and Drug 400B, Rockville, MD 20850, 301–796– Office on Economic Development in 3793. California. Administration (FDA) is announcing California Volunteers, Inc., that a collection of information entitled SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In the Sacramento CA was originally awarded ‘‘Color Additive Certification Requests Federal Register of November 17, 2010 an FY 2009 grant as the result of a and Recordkeeping’’ has been approved (75 FR 70266), the Agency announced competition under the SCF program. In by the Office of Management and that the proposed information collection October 2010, California Volunteers Budget (OMB) under the Paperwork had been submitted to OMB for review submitted a letter relinquishing their Reduction Act of 1995. and clearance under 44 U.S.C. 3507. An grant. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Agency may not conduct or sponsor, Humboldt State University Sponsored Denver Presley, Office of Information and a person is not required to respond Programs Foundation submitted their Management, Food and Drug to, a collection of information unless it
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displays a currently valid OMB control Dated: May 19, 2011. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND number. OMB has now approved the Jennifer Spaeth, HUMAN SERVICES information collection and has assigned Director, Office of Federal Advisory OMB control number 0910–0682. The Committee Policy. National Institutes of Health approval expires on April 30, 2013. A [FR Doc. 2011–12965 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] copy of the supporting statement for this National Institute of Diabetes and BILLING CODE 4140–01–P information collection is available on Digestive and Kidney Diseases; the Internet at http://www.reginfo.gov/ Meetings public/do/PRAMain. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND Notice of Closed Meetings Dated: May 19, 2011. HUMAN SERVICES Pursuant to section 10(d) of the Leslie Kux, Federal Advisory Committee Act, as Acting Assistant Commissioner for Policy. National Institutes of Health amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is [FR Doc. 2011–12844 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] hereby given of the following meetings. National Institute of Dental and BILLING CODE 4160–01–P The meetings will be closed to the Craniofacial Research; Meeting public in accordance with the Notice of Closed Meeting provisions set forth in sections DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., HUMAN SERVICES Pursuant to section 10(d) of the as amended. The grant applications and Federal Advisory Committee Act, as the discussions could disclose National Institutes of Health amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is confidential trade secrets or commercial hereby given of the following meeting. property such as patentable material, National Institute of General Medical and personal information concerning Sciences; Meeting The meeting will be closed to the individuals associated with the grant public in accordance with the Notice of Closed Meeting applications, the disclosure of which provisions set forth in sections would constitute a clearly unwarranted Pursuant to section 10(d) of the 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., invasion of personal privacy. Federal Advisory Committee Act, as as amended. The grant applications and Name of Committee: National Institute of amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is the discussions could disclose Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases hereby given of the following meeting. confidential trade secrets or commercial Special Emphasis Panel; NIDDK KUH– The meeting will be closed to the property such as patentable material, Fellowship Review. public in accordance with the and personal information concerning Date: June 29, 2011. provisions set forth in sections individuals associated with the grant Time: 8 a.m. to 4 p.m. 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., applications, the disclosure of which Agenda: To review and evaluate grant as amended. The grant applications and applications. would constitute a clearly unwarranted Place: Hyatt Regency Bethesda, One the discussions could disclose invasion of personal privacy. Bethesda Metro Center, 7400 Wisconsin confidential trade secrets or commercial Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20814. property such as patentable material, Name of Committee: National Institute of Dental and Craniofacial Research Special Contact Person: Xiaodu Guo, MD, PhD, and personal information concerning Scientific Review Officer, Review Branch, Emphasis Panel; NIDCR Teleconference individuals associated with the grant DEA, NIDDK, National Institutes of Health, Review of Clinical (U01) and Pre Clinical applications, the disclosure of which Room 761, 6707 Democracy Boulevard, (R34) Applications. would constitute a clearly unwarranted Bethesda, MD 20892–5452, (301) 594–4719, Date: June 28, 2011. invasion of personal privacy. [email protected]. Time: 9 a.m. to 1 p.m. Name of Committee: National Institute of Name of Committee: National Institute of Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases General Medical Sciences Initial Review applications. Special Emphasis Panel; RFA–DK–10–012 Group; Biomedical Research and Research Place: National Institutes of Health, One Type 1 Diabetes Impact Award (DP3). Training Review Subcommittee A. Democracy Plaza, 6701 Democracy Date: July 11, 2011. Date: June 28, 2011. Boulevard, Bethesda, MD 20892 (Telephone Time: 8 a.m. to 6 p.m. Time: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Conference Call). Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Contact Person: Victor Henriquez, PhD, applications. applications. Place: Hyatt Regency Bethesda, One Scientific Review Officer, DEA/SRB/NIDCR, Place: Hilton Washington DC-Silver Bethesda Metro Center, 7400 Wisconsin Spring, 8727 Colesville Road, Silver Spring, 6701 Democracy Blvd., Room 668, Bethesda, Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20814. MD 20910. MD 20892–4878, 301–451–2405, Contact Person: Ann A. Jerkins, PhD, Contact Person: Carole H. Latker, PhD, [email protected]. Scientific Review Officer, Review Branch, Scientific Review Officer, Office of Scientific (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance DEA, NIDDK, National Institutes of Health, Review, National Institute of General Medical Program Nos. 93.121, Oral Diseases and Room 759, 6707 Democracy Boulevard, Sciences, National Institutes of Health, Disorders Research, National Institutes of Bethesda, MD 20892–5452, 301–594–2242, Natcher Building, Room 3AN 18F, Bethesda, [email protected]. Health, HHS) MD 20892, 301–594–2848, Name of Committee: National Institute of [email protected]. Dated: May 19, 2011. Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance Jennifer S. Spaeth, Special Emphasis Panel; Obesity and Program Nos. 93.375, Minority Biomedical Director, Office of Federal Advisory Pregnancy Coordinating Center. Research Support; 93.821, Cell Date: July 11, 2011. Committee Policy. Biology and Biophysics Research; 93.859, Time: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Pharmacology, Physiology, and Biological [FR Doc. 2011–12956 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Chemistry Research; 93.862, Genetics and BILLING CODE 4140–01–P applications. Developmental Biology Research; 93.88, Place: Bethesda Marriott Suites, 6711 Minority Access to Research Careers; 93.96, Democracy Boulevard, Bethesda, MD 20817. Special Minority Initiatives, National Contact Person: D.G. Patel, PhD, Scientific Institutes of Health, HHS) Review Officer, Review Branch, DEA,
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NIDDK, National Institutes of Health, Room and personal information concerning Dated: May 19, 2011. 756, 6707 Democracy Boulevard, Bethesda, individuals associated with the grant Jennifer S. Spaeth, MD 20892–5452, (301) 594–7682, applications, the disclosure of which Director, Office of Federal Advisory [email protected]. would constitute a clearly unwarranted Committee Policy. Name of Committee: National Institute of invasion of personal privacy. Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases [FR Doc. 2011–12952 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Special Emphasis Panel; Obesity and Name of Committee: Center for Scientific BILLING CODE 4140–01–P Pregnancy. Review Special Emphasis Panel; RFA Panel: Date: July 14–15, 2011. Drug Discovery for the Nervous System. Time: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Date: June 16–17, 2011. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Time: 8 a.m. to 10 a.m. HUMAN SERVICES applications. Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Place: Bethesda Marriott Suites, 6711 applications. National Institutes of Health Democracy Boulevard, Bethesda, MD 20817. Place: The Westin St. Francis, 335 Powell Contact Person: D.G. Patel, PhD, Scientific Street, San Francisco, CA 94102. National Heart, Lung, and Blood Review Officer, Review Branch, DEA, Contact Person: Mary Custer, PhD, Institute; Meetings NIDDK, National Institutes of Health, Room Scientific Review Officer, Center for 756, 6707 Democracy Boulevard, Bethesda, Notice of Closed Meetings MD 20892–5452, (301) 594–7682, Scientific Review, National Institutes of [email protected]. Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 4148, Pursuant to section 10(d) of the MSC 7850, Bethesda, MD 20892, (301) 435– Name of Committee: National Institute of Federal Advisory Committee Act, as 1164, [email protected]. Diabetes and Digestive and Kidney Diseases amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is Special Emphasis Panel; NIDDK Major Name of Committee: Center for Scientific hereby given of the following meetings. Ancillary Studies. Review Special Emphasis Panel; Member The meetings will be closed to the Date: July 14, 2011. Conflict: Cell Biology. public in accordance with the Time: 2 p.m. to 4 p.m. Date: June 16–17, 2011. provisions set forth in sections Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Time: 8 a.m. to 5:30 p.m. 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., applications. Agenda: To review and evaluate grant as amended. The grant applications and Place: National Institutes of Health, Two applications. the discussions could disclose Democracy Plaza, 6707 Democracy Place: National Institutes of Health, 6701 Boulevard, Bethesda, MD 20892, (Telephone confidential trade secrets or commercial Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892, property such as patentable material, Conference Call). (Virtual Meeting). Contact Person: Michael W. Edwards, PhD, Contact Person: Wallace Ip, PhD, Scientific and personal information concerning Scientific Review Officer, Review Branch, Review Officer, Center for Scientific Review, individuals associated with the grant DEA, NIDDK, National Institutes of Health, National Institutes of Health, 6701 Rockledge applications, the disclosure of which Room 750, 6707 Democracy Boulevard, Drive, Room 5128, MSC 7840, Bethesda, MD would constitute a clearly unwarranted Bethesda, MD 20892–5452, (301) 594–8886, 20892, 301–435–1191 [email protected]. invasion of personal privacy. [email protected]. Name of Committee: Center for Scientific (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance Name of Committee: National Heart, Lung, Program Nos. 93.847, Diabetes, Review Special Emphasis Panel; RFA Panel: and Blood Institute Special Emphasis Panel; Endocrinology and Metabolic Research; Drug Discovery for the Nervous System. HIV Related Host Defense Program Project 93.848, Digestive Diseases and Nutrition Date: June 17, 2011. Grant Application. Research; 93.849, Kidney Diseases, Urology Time: 10 a.m. to 4 p.m. Date: June 15, 2011. and Hematology Research, National Institutes Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Time: 11 a.m. to 3 p.m. of Health, HHS) applications. Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Place: The Westin St. Francis, 335 Powell applications. Dated: May 18, 2011. Street, San Francisco, CA 94102. Place: National Institutes of Health, 6701 Jennifer S. Spaeth, Contact Person: Mary Custer, PhD, Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892, Director, Office of Federal Advisory Scientific Review Officer, Center for (Telephone Conference Call). Committee Policy. Scientific Review, National Institutes of Contact Person: Shelley S. Sehnert, PhD, Scientific Review Officer, Office of Scientific [FR Doc. 2011–12953 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 4148, MSC 7850, Bethesda, MD 20892, (301) 435– Review/DERA, National Heart, Lung, and BILLING CODE 4140–01–P Blood Institute, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 1164, [email protected]. 7206, Bethesda, MD 20892–7924, 301–435– Name of Committee: Center for Scientific 0303, [email protected]. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND Review Special Emphasis Panel; Name of Committee: National Heart, Lung, HUMAN SERVICES Neuroimmunology and Spinal Cord Injury. and Blood Institute Special Emphasis Panel; Date: June 21–22, 2011. NHLBI—Mentored Patient-Oriented Research National Institutes of Health Time: 12 p.m. to 5 p.m. Career Development Award. Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Date: June 20–21, 2011. Center for Scientific Review; Meetings applications. Time: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Place: National Institutes of Health, 6701 Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Notice of Closed Meetings Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892, applications. Pursuant to section 10(d) of the (Virtual Meeting). Place: Embassy Suites at the Chevy Chase Federal Advisory Committee Act, as Contact Person: Alexander Yakovlev, PhD, Pavilion, 4300 Military Road, NW., amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is Scientific Review Officer, Center for Washington, DC 20015. Scientific Review, National Institutes of Contact Person: Stephanie J. Webb, PhD, hereby given of the following meetings. Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 5206, The meetings will be closed to the Scientific Review Officer, Review Branch/ MSC 7846, Bethesda, MD 20892, 301–435– DERA, National Heart, Lung, and Blood public in accordance with the 1254, [email protected]. Institute, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 7196, provisions set forth in sections (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance Bethesda, MD 20892, 301–435–0291, 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., Program Nos. 93.306, Comparative Medicine; [email protected]. as amended. The grant applications and 93.333, Clinical Research, 93.306, 93.333, Name of Committee: National Heart, Lung, the discussions could disclose 93.337, 93.393–93.396, 93.837–93.844, and Blood Institute Special Emphasis Panel; confidential trade secrets or commercial 93.846–93.878, 93.892, 93.893, National NHLBI Conference Grant Review. property such as patentable material, Institutes of Health, HHS) Date: June 22–23, 2011.
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Time: 8 a.m. to 1 p.m. Name of Committee: Heart, Lung, and This notice is being published less than 15 Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Blood Initial Review Group; Clinical Trials days prior to the meeting due to the timing applications. Review Committee. limitations imposed by the review and Place: National Institutes of Health, 6701 Date: June 27–28, 2011. funding cycle. Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892, Time: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Name of Committee: Center for Scientific (Virtual Meeting). Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Review Special Emphasis Panel; Member Contact Person: Shelley S. Sehnert, PhD., applications. Conflict: Parental Influences on Youth Scientific Review Officer, Office of Scientific Place: Hyatt Regency Bethesda, One Behavior in At-Risk Families. Review/DERA, National Heart, Lung, and Bethesda Metro Center, 7400 Wisconsin Date: June 15, 2011. Blood Institute, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room Avenue, Bethesda, MD 20814. Time: 12 p.m. to 1 p.m. 7206, Bethesda, MD 20892–7924, 301–435– Contact Person: Keary A. Cope, PhD, Agenda: To review and evaluate grant 0303, [email protected]. Scientific Review Officer, Review Branch/ applications. DERA, National Heart, Lung, and Blood Place: National Institutes of Health, 6701 Name of Committee: National Heart, Lung, Institute, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 7190, and Blood Institute Special Emphasis Panel; Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892, Bethesda, MD 20892–7924, 301–435–2222, (Telephone Conference Call). Atherosclerosis Program Project Grant [email protected]. Contact Person: Michael Micklin, PhD, Application. (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance Scientific Review Officer, Center for Date: June 24, 2011. Program Nos. 93.233, National Center for Scientific Review, National Institutes of Time: 8 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. Sleep Disorders Research; 93.837, Heart and Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 3136, Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Vascular Diseases Research; 93.838, Lung MSC 7759, Bethesda, MD 20892, (301) 435– applications. Diseases Research; 93.839, Blood Diseases 1258, [email protected]. Place: The Westin Baltimore Washington and Resources Research, National Institutes Name of Committee: Vascular and Airport-BWI, 1110 Old Elkridge Landing of Health, HHS) Hematology Integrated Review Group; Road, Linthicum, MD 21090. Dated: May 19, 2011. Atherosclerosis and Inflammation of the Contact Person: Shelley S. Sehnert, PhD., Cardiovascular System Study Section. Jennifer S. Spaeth, Scientific Review Officer, Office of Scientific Date: June 16–17, 2011. Review/DERA, National Heart, Lung, and Director, Office of Federal Advisory Time: 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. Blood Institute, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room Committee Policy. Agenda: To review and evaluate grant 7206, Bethesda, MD 20892–7924, 301–435– [FR Doc. 2011–12946 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] applications. 0303, [email protected]. BILLING CODE 4140–01–P Place: Four Points by Sheraton Washington (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance DC Downtown, 1201 K Street, NW., Program Nos. 93.233, National Center for Washington, DC 20005. Sleep Disorders Research; 93.837, Heart and DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND Contact Person: Larry Pinkus, PhD, Vascular Diseases Research; 93.838, Lung HUMAN SERVICES Scientific Review Officer, Center for Diseases Research; 93.839, Blood Diseases Scientific Review, National Institutes of and Resources Research, National Institutes National Institutes of Health Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 4132, of Health, HHS) MSC 7802, Bethesda, MD 20892, (301) 435– 1214, [email protected]. Dated: May 19, 2011. Center for Scientific Review; Meetings Name of Committee: Center for Scientific Jennifer S. Spaeth, Notice of Closed Meetings Review Special Emphasis Panel; Member Director, Office of Federal Advisory Conflict: Emotion, Stress and Health. Committee Policy. Pursuant to section 10(d) of the Federal Advisory Committee Act, as Date: June 20, 2011. [FR Doc. 2011–12951 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Time: 3 p.m. to 4 p.m. amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is BILLING CODE 4140–01–P Agenda: To review and evaluate grant hereby given of the following meetings. applications. The meetings will be closed to the Place: National Institutes of Health, 6701 DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND public in accordance with the Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892, HUMAN SERVICES provisions set forth in sections (Telephone Conference Call). 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., Contact Person: Jing Du, PhD, Scientific National Institutes of Health as amended. The grant applications and Review Officer, Center for Scientific Review, the discussions could disclose National Institutes of Health, 6701 Rockledge National Heart, Lung, and Blood confidential trade secrets or commercial Drive, Room 3181, Bethesda, MD 20892, 301– 435–1742, [email protected]. Institute; Meeting property such as patentable material, and personal information concerning Name of Committee: Center for Scientific Notice of Closed Meeting Review Special Emphasis Panel; Member individuals associated with the grant Conflict: Asthma, Immunology, and Lung Pursuant to section 10(d) of the applications, the disclosure of which Host Defense. Federal Advisory Committee Act, as would constitute a clearly unwarranted Date: June 21, 2011. amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is invasion of personal privacy. Time: 3 p.m. to 6 p.m. hereby given of the following meeting. Name of Committee: Center for Scientific Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Review Special Emphasis Panel; Member applications. The meeting will be closed to the Conflict: Speech and Cognition. Place: National Institutes of Health, 6701 public in accordance with the Date: June 9–10, 2011. Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892, provisions set forth in sections Time: 11 a.m. to 5 p.m. (Telephone Conference Call). 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Contact Person: Everett E Sinnett, PhD, as amended. The grant applications and applications. Scientific Review Officer, Center for the discussions could disclose Place: National Institutes of Health, 6701 Scientific Review, National Institutes of Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892, Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 2178, confidential trade secrets or commercial MSC 7818, Bethesda, MD 20892, 301–435– property such as patentable material, (Virtual Meeting). Contact Person: Maribeth Champoux, PhD, 1016, [email protected]. and personal information concerning Scientific Review Officer, Center for Name of Committee: Center for Scientific individuals associated with the grant Scientific Review, National Institutes of Review Special Emphasis Panel; PAR–11– applications, the disclosure of which Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 3170, 100: Alzheimer’s Disease Pilot Clinical would constitute a clearly unwarranted MSC 7848, Bethesda, MD 20892, 301–594– Trials. invasion of personal privacy. 3163, [email protected]. Date: June 23, 2011.
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Time: 1 p.m. to 3 p.m. provisions set forth in sections Date: June 8, 2011. Agenda: To review and evaluate grant 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., Time: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. applications. as amended. The grant applications and Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Place: National Institutes of Health, 6701 the discussions could disclose applications. Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892, Place: National Institutes of Health, One (Telephone Conference Call) confidential trade secrets or commercial Democracy Plaza, 6701 Democracy Contact Person: Mark Lindner, PhD, property such as patentable material, Boulevard, Bethesda, MD 20892 (Telephone Scientific Review Officer, Center for and personal information concerning Conference Call). Scientific Review, National Institutes of individuals associated with the grant Contact Person: Marilyn Moore-Hoon, PhD, Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 3182, applications, the disclosure of which Scientific Review Officer, Scientific Review MSC 7770, Bethesda, MD 20892, 301–435– would constitute a clearly unwarranted Branch, National Institute of Dental and 0913, [email protected]. invasion of personal privacy. Craniofacial Research, 6701 Democracy Name of Committee: Center for Scientific Blvd., Rm. 676, Bethesda, MD 20892–4878, Review Special Emphasis Panel; Small Name of Committee: National Institute of 301–594–4861, [email protected]. Business: Drug Discovery and Development. Allergy and Infectious Diseases Special This notice is being published less than 15 Date: June 23–24, 2011. Emphasis Panel; NIAID Investigator Initiated days prior to the meeting due to the timing Time: 7 p.m. to 5 p.m. Program Project Applications (P01). limitations imposed by the review and Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Date: June 15, 2011. funding cycle. applications. Time: 12 p.m. to 3:30 p.m. (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance Place: Beacon Hotel and Corporate Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Program Nos. 93.121, Oral Diseases and Quarters, 1615 Rhode Island Avenue, NW., applications. Disorders Research, National Institutes of Washington, DC 20036. Place: National Institutes of Health, 6700B Health, HHS) Contact Person: Dennis Hlasta, PhD, Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20817, Scientific Review Officer, Center for (Telephone Conference Call). Dated: May 18, 2011. Scientific Review, National Institutes of Contact Person: Yong Gao, PhD, Scientific Jennifer S. Spaeth, Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 6185, Review Officer, Scientific Review Program, Director, Office of Federal Advisory MSC, Bethesda, MD 20892, 301–435–1047, DHHS/NIH/NIAID, 6700B Rockledge Drive, Committee Policy. [email protected]. Room 3127, Bethesda, MD 20892, 301–443– [FR Doc. 2011–12937 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Name of Committee: Center for Scientific 8115, [email protected]. BILLING CODE 4140–01–P Review Special Emphasis Panel; RFA Panel: (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance Translational Research in Pediatric and Program Nos. 93.855, Allergy, Immunology, Obstetric Pharmacology. and Transplantation Research; 93.856, Date: June 28, 2011. Microbiology and Infectious Diseases DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND Time: 1 p.m. to 4 p.m. Research, National Institutes of Health, HHS) HUMAN SERVICES Agenda: To review and evaluate grant Dated: May 18, 2011. applications. National Institutes of Health Place: National Institutes of Health, 6701 Jennifer S. Spaeth, Rockledge Drive, Bethesda, MD 20892, Director, Office of Federal Advisory National Institute of General Medical (Telephone Conference Call). Committee Policy. Sciences; Meeting Contact Person: David Weinberg, PhD, [FR Doc. 2011–12938 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Scientific Review Officer, Center for Notice of Closed Meeting BILLING CODE 4140–01–P Scientific Review, National Institutes of Pursuant to section 10(d) of the Health, 6701 Rockledge Drive, Room 6170, Federal Advisory Committee Act, as MSC 7892, Bethesda, MD 20892, 301–435– 1044, [email protected]. DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is hereby given of the following meeting. (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance HUMAN SERVICES Program Nos. 93.306, Comparative Medicine; The meeting will be closed to the 93.333, Clinical Research, 93.306, 93.333, National Institutes of Health public in accordance with the 93.337, 93.393–93.396, 93.837–93.844, provisions set forth in sections 93.846–93.878, 93.892, 93.893, National National Institute of Dental & 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., Institutes of Health, HHS) Craniofacial Research; Meeting as amended. The grant applications and Dated: May 18, 2011. Notice of Closed Meeting the discussions could disclose confidential trade secrets or commercial Jennifer S. Spaeth, Pursuant to section 10(d) of the Director, Office of Federal Advisory property such as patentable material, Federal Advisory Committee Act, as and personal information concerning Committee Policy. amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is [FR Doc. 2011–12940 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] individuals associated with the grant hereby given of the following meeting. applications, the disclosure of which BILLING CODE 4140–01–P The meeting will be closed to the would constitute a clearly unwarranted public in accordance with the invasion of personal privacy. provisions set forth in sections DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., Name of Committee: National Institute of HUMAN SERVICES as amended. The grant applications and General Medical Sciences Initial Review Group; Minority Programs Review National Institutes of Health the discussions could disclose Subcommittee A. confidential trade secrets or commercial Date: June 28, 2011. National Institute of Allergy and property such as patentable material, Time: 8:30 a.m. to 5 p.m. Infectious Diseases; Meeting and personal information concerning Agenda: To review and evaluate grant individuals associated with the grant applications. Notice of Closed Meeting applications, the disclosure of which Place: Courtyard by Marriott, Chevy Chase, Pursuant to section 10(d) of the would constitute a clearly unwarranted 5520 Wisconsin Avenue, Bethesda, MD invasion of personal privacy. 20815. Federal Advisory Committee Act, as Contact Person: Mona R. Trempe, PhD, amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is Name of Committee: National Institute of Scientific Review Officer, Office of Scientific hereby given of the following meeting. Dental and Craniofacial Research Special Review, National Institute of General Medical The meeting will be closed to the Emphasis Panel; Review of NIDCR R03 Sciences, National Institutes of Health, 45 public in accordance with the Applications. Center Drive, Room 3AN12, Bethesda, MD
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20892, 301–594–3998, Place: Doubletree Guest Suites Santa Seventh Street, SW., Washington, DC, [email protected]. Monica, 1707 Fourth Street, Santa Monica, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance CA 90401. through Friday, except Federal holidays. Program Nos. 93.375, Minority Biomedical Contact Person: William Cruce, PhD, Scientific Review Officer, National Institute The telephone number is 202–366– Research Support; 93.821, Cell Biology and 9329. Biophysics Research; 93.859, Pharmacology, on Aging, Scientific Review Branch, Gateway Physiology, and Biological Chemistry Building 2C–212, 7201 Wisconsin Ave., FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: If Research; 93.862, Genetics and Bethesda, MD 20814, 301–402–7704, you have questions on this notice, call Developmental Biology Research; 93.88, [email protected]. or e-mail Lieutenant Commander Minority Access to Research Careers; 93.96, This notice is being published less than 15 days prior to the meeting due to the timing Latasha Pennant, Office of Design and Special Minority Initiatives, National Engineering Standards (CG–5211), U.S. Institutes of Health, HHS) limitations imposed by the review and funding cycle. Coast Guard Headquarters, by telephone Dated: May 19, 2011. (Catalogue of Federal Domestic Assistance at 202–372–1358, or by e-mail at Jennifer Spaeth, Program Nos. 93.866, Aging Research, [email protected]. If you Director, Office of Federal Advisory National Institutes of Health, HHS) have questions on viewing or submitting Committee Policy. Dated: May 19, 2011. material to the docket, call Renee V. [FR Doc. 2011–12968 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Jennifer S. Spaeth, Wright, Program Manager, Docket BILLING CODE 4140–01–P Director, Office of Federal Advisory Operations, telephone 202–366–9826. Committee Policy. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND [FR Doc. 2011–12966 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Request for Comments BILLING CODE 4140–01–P HUMAN SERVICES We encourage you to participate by submitting comments. All comments National Institutes of Health received will be posted, without change, DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND to http://dms.dot.gov and will include National Institute on Aging; Meetings SECURITY any personal information you have Notice of Closed Meetings Coast Guard provided. We have an agreement with the Department of Transportation (DOT) Pursuant to section 10(d) of the [Docket No. USCG–2011–0357] Federal Advisory Committee Act, as to use the Docket Management Facility. Please see DOT’s ‘‘Privacy Act’’ amended (5 U.S.C. App.), notice is Cruise Vessel Safety and Security Act paragraph below. hereby given of the following meetings. of 2010, Available Technology The meetings will be closed to the Submitting comments: If you submit a public in accordance with the AGENCY: Coast Guard, DHS. comment, please include your name and provisions set forth in sections ACTION: Notice of request for comments. address, identify the docket number for 552b(c)(4) and 552b(c)(6), Title 5 U.S.C., this notice (USCG–2011–0357) and give SUMMARY: as amended. The grant applications and The United States Coast the reason for each Comment. You may the discussions could disclose Guard is soliciting public comment on submit your comments by electronic the availability of technology to meet confidential trade secrets or commercial means, mail, fax, or delivery to the certain provisions of the Cruise Vessel property such as patentable material, Docket Management Facility at the Security and Safety Act of and personal information concerning address under ADDRESSES; but please 2010(CVSSA), specifically related to individuals associated with the grant submit your comments by only or video recording and overboard detection applications, the disclosure of which delivery, submit them in an unbound technologies. Public comment is 1 would constitute a clearly unwarranted format, no larger than 8 ⁄2 by 11 inches, necessary in order to assist the Coast invasion of personal privacy. suitable for copying and electronic Guard with assessing which filing. If you submit them by mail and Name of Committee: National Institute on requirements should be addressed in would like to know that they reached Aging Special Emphasis Panel; Member guidance and regulations implementing the Facility, please enclose a stamped, Conflict Sep. the CVSSA. Date: June 2, 2011. self-addressed postcard or envelope. We Time: 1 p.m. to 2:30 p.m. DATES: Comments and related material will consider all comments received Agenda: To review and evaluate grant must either be submitted to our online during the comment period. applications. docket via http://www.regulations.gov Viewing comments and documents: Place: Doubletree Guest Suites, Santa on or before July 25, 2011 or reach the To view comments, go to http:// Monica, 1707 Fourth Street, Santa Monica, Docket Management Facility by that dms.dot.gov at any time, click on CA 90401. date. ‘‘Simple Search,’’ enter the last five Contact Person: Ramesh Vemuri, PhD, Chief, Scientific Review Branch, National ADDRESSES: You may submit comments digits of the docket number for this Institute on Aging, National Institutes of identified by Coast Guard docket notice, and click on ‘‘Search.’’ You may Health, 7201 Wisconsin Avenue, Suite 2C– number USCG–2011–0357 to the Docket also visit the Docket Management 212, Bethesda, MD 20892, 301–402–7700, Management Facility at the U.S. Facility in room PL–401 on the Plaza [email protected]. Department of Transportation. To avoid level of the Nassif Building, 400 This notice is being published less than 15 duplication, please use only one of the Seventh Street, SW., Washington, DC, days prior to the meeting due to the timing following methods: between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday limitations imposed by the review and through Friday, except Federal holidays. funding cycle. (1) Web Site: http://dms.dot.gov. (2) Mail: Docket Management Facility, Privacy Act: Anyone can search the Name of Committee: National Institute on U.S. Department of Transportation, 400 electronic form of all comments Aging Special Emphasis Panel; AD Cell received into any of our dockets by the Repository. Seventh Street, SW., Washington, DC Date: June 3, 2011. 20590–0001. name of the individual submitting the Time: 8 a.m. to 9 a.m. (3) Fax: 202–493–2251. comment (or signing the comment, if Agenda: To review and evaluate grant (4) Delivery: Room PL–401 on the submitted on behalf of an association, applications. Plaza level of the Nassif Building, 400 business, labor union, etc.). You may
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review the Department of (2) If you work in the maritime areas determined to have been adversely Transportation’s Privacy Act Statement community, do you: affected by the event declared an in the Federal Register published on a. Use equipment to detect persons emergency by the President in his April 11, 2000 (65 FR 19477), or you falling overboard? If yes, what is the declaration of May 6, 2011. may visit http://dms.dot.gov. equipment, and how reliable is the The parishes of Ascension, Assumption, equipment? Basis and Purpose Avoyelles, Catahoula, Concordia, East Baton b. What alternative source(s) for Rouge, East Carroll, Iberia, Iberville, La Salle, On July 27, 2010, Congress enacted detecting persons falling overboard Madison, Pointe Coupee, St. Charles, St. the Cruise Vessel Safety and Security would you recommend? How would James, St. John the Baptist, St. Landry, St. Act of 2010 (CVSSA) (Pub. L. 111–207). you rate the alternative source(s) in Martin, St. Mary, Tensas, Terrebonne, West The CVSSA amended Title 46 U.S.C. terms of: (A) User cost and (B) reliability Baton Rouge, and West Feliciana for Chapter 35 by adding sections 3507 and usefulness of the information? emergency protective measures [Category B], including direct Federal assistance, under the (Passenger vessel security and safety (3) Do industry best practices for placement and retention of video Public Assistance program (already requirements) and 3508 (Crime scene designated for emergency protective preservation training for passenger recording devices exist? If yes, please measures [Category B], limited to direct vessel crewmembers). The CVSSA specify what they are and how effective Federal assistance, under the Public prescribes security and safety they have been in helping law Assistance program). requirements for passenger vessels with enforcement officials prosecute (The following Catalog of Federal Domestic overnight accommodations for more offenders. Assistance Numbers (CFDA) are to be used than 250 passengers, not engaged in a Comments regarding these provisions for reporting and drawing funds: 97.030, coastwise voyage and that embarks and and any other pertinent matters brought Community Disaster Loans; 97.031, Cora disembarks passengers in the United to our attention during the comment Brown Fund; 97.032, Crisis Counseling; States. 46 U.S.C. 3507(k). Some of the period will be taken into account in our 97.033, Disaster Legal Services; 97.034, future actions regarding the issues Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA); safety and security concerns addressed 97.046, Fire Management Assistance Grant; in the Act include: Updated ship design; raised by these questions. We encourage you to provide your comments as we 97.048, Disaster Housing Assistance to providing public access to information Individuals and Households In Presidentially regarding crime aboard cruise ships; move forward with implementing the Declared Disaster Areas; 97.049, improved precautions, response, provisions of the CVSSA. Presidentially Declared Disaster Assistance— medical care and support for victims of Authority: This notice is issued under Disaster Housing Operations for Individuals sexual assault; and preservation of authority of 5 U.S.C. 552(a). and Households; 97.050 Presidentially Declared Disaster Assistance to Individuals evidence necessary to prosecute Dated: May 20, 2011. criminals. and Households—Other Needs; 97.036, John Nadeau, Disaster Grants—Public Assistance The Coast Guard intends to Chief, Office of Design and Engineering (Presidentially Declared Disasters); 97.039, promulgate regulations and/or policy Standards (CG–521). Hazard Mitigation Grant) when appropriate to comply with, or [FR Doc. 2011–12988 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] clarify as needed, the requirements set W. Craig Fugate, BILLING CODE 9110–04–P forth in the CVSSA. This Notice is Administrator, Federal Emergency soliciting comments from the public on Management Agency. two mandates of the CVSSA: Overboard DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND [FR Doc. 2011–12907 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] detection technology and video SECURITY BILLING CODE 9111–23–P surveillance. Specifically, 46 U.S.C. 3507(a)(1)(D) mandates the cruise vessel Federal Emergency Management shall integrate technology that can be Agency DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND used for capturing images of passengers SECURITY [Internal Agency Docket No. FEMA–3322– or detecting passengers who have fallen EM; Docket ID FEMA–2011–0001] Federal Emergency Management overboard, to the extent that such Agency technology is available. Under 46 U.S.C. Louisiana; Amendment No. 1 to Notice 3507(b) the cruise vessel owner shall of an Emergency Declaration [Internal Agency Docket No. FEMA–3320– maintain a video surveillance system to EM; Docket ID FEMA–2011–0001] assist in documenting crimes that occur AGENCY: Federal Emergency on the vessel, and provide law Management Agency, DHS. Mississippi; Amendment No. 3 to enforcement officials in the course and ACTION: Notice. Notice of an Emergency Declaration scope of an investigation a copy of the SUMMARY: video records if needed. This notice amends the notice AGENCY: Federal Emergency of the emergency declaration for the Management Agency, DHS. Questions: The Coast Guard is asking State of Louisiana (FEMA–3322–EM), for public comment on the following ACTION: Notice. dated May 6, 2011, and related questions. It would be helpful if determinations. SUMMARY: This notice amends the notice commenters answer the questions as of an emergency declaration for the specifically as possible, and then DATES: Effective Date: May 13, 2011. State of Mississippi (FEMA–3320–EM), provide explanations, if any, for the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: dated May 4, 2011, and related responses. Peggy Miller, Office of Response and determinations. (1) If applicable, what is your position Recovery, Federal Emergency in the maritime community? (Please be Management Agency, 500 C Street, SW., DATES: Effective Date: May 13, 2011. as specific as possible, e.g., captain of a Washington, DC 20472, (202) 646–3886. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: cruise of vessels, vessel security officer, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The notice Peggy Miller, Office of Response and owner/operator of cruise vessel, past/ of an emergency declaration for the Recovery, Federal Emergency future passenger, advocacy group, State of Louisiana is hereby amended to Management Agency, 500 C Street, SW., professional organization, etc.) include the following areas among those Washington, DC 20472, (202) 646–3886.
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SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The notice SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The notice SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The notice of an emergency declaration for the of a major disaster declaration for the of a major disaster declaration for the State of Mississippi is hereby amended State of Alabama is hereby amended to State of Illinois is hereby amended to to include the following areas among include the following area among those include the following areas among those those areas determined to have been areas determined to have been adversely areas determined to have been adversely adversely affected by the event declared affected by the event declared a major affected by the event declared a major an emergency by the President in his disaster by the President in his disaster by the President in his declaration of May 4, 2011. declaration of April 28, 2011. declaration of March 17, 2011. The counties of Adams, Bolivar, Claiborne, Cherokee, Choctaw, Colbert, Etowah, Grundy, Livingston, McLean, Sangamon, Coahoma, DeSoto, Humphreys, Issaquena, Fayette, Hale, Jefferson, Lauderdale, and Stephenson Counties for Public Jefferson, Sharkey, Tunica, Warren, Lawrence, Marengo, Morgan, St. Clair, Assistance, including snow assistance, under Washington, Wilkinson, and Yazoo for Sumter, Talladega, and Tallapoosa Counties the Public Assistance program for any emergency protective measures [Category B], for Public Assistance [Categories C–G], continuous 48-hour period during or including direct Federal assistance, under the (already designated for Individual Assistance proximate to the incident period. Public Assistance program (already and assistance for debris removal and The following Catalog of Federal Domestic designated for emergency protective emergency protective measures [Categories A Assistance Numbers (CFDA) are to be used measures [Category B], limited to direct and B], including direct Federal assistance, for reporting and drawing funds: 97.030, Federal assistance, under the Public under the Public Assistance program). Community Disaster Loans; 97.031, Cora Assistance program). (The following Catalog of Federal Domestic Brown Fund; 97.032, Crisis Counseling; (The following Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance Numbers (CFDA) are to be used 97.033, Disaster Legal Services; 97.034, Assistance Numbers (CFDA) are to be used for reporting and drawing funds: 97.030, Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA); for reporting and drawing funds: 97.030, Community Disaster Loans; 97.031, Cora 97.046, Fire Management Assistance Grant; Community Disaster Loans; 97.031, Cora Brown Fund; 97.032, Crisis Counseling; 97.048, Disaster Housing Assistance to Brown Fund; 97.032, Crisis Counseling; 97.033, Disaster Legal Services; 97.034, Individuals and Households in Presidentially 97.033, Disaster Legal Services; 97.034, Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA); Declared Disaster Areas; 97.049, Disaster Unemployment Assistance (DUA); 97.046, Fire Management Assistance Grant; Presidentially Declared Disaster Assistance— 97.046, Fire Management Assistance Grant; 97.048, Disaster Housing Assistance to Disaster Housing Operations for Individuals 97.048, Disaster Housing Assistance to Individuals and Households in Presidentially and Households; 97.050, Presidentially Individuals and Households in Presidentially Declared Disaster Areas; 97.049, Declared Disaster Assistance to Individuals Declared Disaster Areas; 97.049, Presidentially Declared Disaster Assistance— and Households—Other Needs; 97.036, Presidentially Declared Disaster Assistance— Disaster Housing Operations for Individuals Disaster Grants—Public Assistance Disaster Housing Operations for Individuals and Households; 97.050, Presidentially (Presidentially Declared Disasters); 97.039, and Households; 97.050, Presidentially Declared Disaster Assistance to Individuals Hazard Mitigation Grant Declared Disaster Assistance to Individuals and Households—Other Needs; 97.036, and Households—Other Needs; 97.036, W. Craig Fugate, Disaster Grants—Public Assistance Disaster Grants—Public Assistance Administrator, Federal Emergency (Presidentially Declared Disasters); 97.039, (Presidentially Declared Disasters); 97.039, Management Agency. Hazard Mitigation Grant) Hazard Mitigation Grant) [FR Doc. 2011–12911 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] W. Craig Fugate, W. Craig Fugate, BILLING CODE 9111–23–P Administrator, Federal Emergency Administrator, Federal Emergency Management Agency. Management Agency. [FR Doc. 2011–12909 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] [FR Doc. 2011–12908 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 9111–23–P DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND BILLING CODE 9111–23–P URBAN DEVELOPMENT
[Docket No. FR–5415–N–36] DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND DEPARTMENT OF HOMELAND SECURITY SECURITY Announcement of Funding Awards for the Section 4 Capacity Building for Federal Emergency Management Federal Emergency Management Agency Community Development and Agency Affordable Housing Program Fiscal [Internal Agency Docket No. FEMA–1971– [Internal Agency Docket No. FEMA–1960– Year 2010 DR; Docket ID FEMA–2011–0001] DR; Docket ID FEMA–2011–0001] AGENCY: Office of the Assistant Alabama; Amendment No. 12 to Notice Illinois; Amendment No. 1 to Notice of Secretary for Community Planning and of a Major Disaster Declaration a Major Disaster Declaration Development, HUD. ACTION: Notice of funding awards. AGENCY: Federal Emergency AGENCY: Federal Emergency Management Agency, DHS. Management Agency, DHS. SUMMARY: In accordance with section ACTION: Notice. ACTION: Notice. 102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of Housing and Urban Development SUMMARY: SUMMARY: This notice amends the notice This notice amends the notice Reform Act of 1989, this announcement of a major disaster declaration for the of a major disaster declaration for the State of Illinois (FEMA–1960–DR), notifies the public of funding decisions State of Alabama (FEMA–1971–DR), made by the Department in a dated April 28, 2011, and related dated March 17, 2011, and related determinations. competition for funding under the 2010 determinations. Notice of Funding Availability (NOFA) DATES: Effective Date: May 13, 2011. DATES: Effective Date: May 16, 2011. for the Section 4 Capacity Building for FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Community Development and Peggy Miller, Office of Response and Peggy Miller, Office of Response and Affordable Housing grants program. Recovery, Federal Emergency Recovery, Federal Emergency This announcement contains the names Management Agency, 500 C Street, SW., Management Agency, 500 C Street, SW., of the awardees and the amounts of the Washington, DC 20472, (202) 646–3886. Washington, DC 20472, (202) 646–3886. awards made available by HUD.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: the HUD Demonstration Act of 1993 November 29, 2010. The NOFA Karen E. Daly, Director, Office of Policy (Pub. L. 103–120, 107 Stat. 1148, 42 provided $49.5 million for Section 4 Development and Coordination, Office U.S.C. 9816 note), as amended, and the Capacity Building grants For the Fiscal of Community Planning and Consolidated Appropriations Act, 2010 Year 2010 competition, HUD awarded Development, 451 Seventh Street, SW., (Pub. L. 111–117). The Section 4 three competitive Section 4 Capacity Room 7240, Washington, DC 20410– Capacity Building program provides Building grants totaling $49,500,000. 7000; telephone (202) 402–5552 (this is grants to national community In accordance with section not a toll-free number). Hearing- and development intermediaries to enhance 102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of speech-impaired persons may access the capacity and ability of community Housing and Urban Development this number via TTY by calling the development corporations and Reform Act of 1989 (103 Stat. 1987, 42 Federal Relay Service toll-free at (800) community housing development U.S.C. 3545), the Department is 877–8339. For general information on organizations to carry out community publishing the grantees and the amounts this and other HUD programs, call development and affordable housing of the awards in Appendix A to this Community Connections at (800) 998– activities that benefit low-income document. 9999 or visit the HUD Web site at families and persons. Capacity Building Dated: May 10, 2011. http://www.hud.gov. funds support activities such as Mercedes Ma´rquez, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: HUD’s training, education, support, loans, Capacity Building for Community grants, and development assistance. Assistant Secretary for Community Planning and Development. Development and Affordable Housing The Fiscal Year 2010 competition was program is authorized by Section 4 of announced on http://www.hud.gov on Appendix A
FISCAL YEAR 2010 FUNDING AWARDS FOR THE SECTION 4 CAPACITY BUILDING FOR COMMUNITY DEVELOPMENT AND AFFORDABLE HOUSING PROGRAM
Recipient State Amount
Enterprise Community Partners, Inc...... MD ...... $25,289,043 Local Initiatives Support Corporation ...... NY ...... 19,260,894 Habitat for Humanity International ...... GA ...... 4,950,063
Total: ...... 49,500,000
[FR Doc. 2011–12941 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] status of any of these species. In this species from the List (delist), to BILLING CODE 4210–67–P notice, we also announce 5-year reviews reclassify it from endangered to that were completed for 32 species in threatened, or to reclassify it from California and Nevada between April 1, threatened to endangered. Any change DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 2010, and March 16, 2011. in Federal classification requires a DATES: To ensure consideration, please separate rulemaking process. Fish and Wildlife Service send your written information by July In classifying, we use the following [FWS–R8–ES–2011–N076; 80221–1113– 25, 2011. definitions, from 50 CFR 424.02: 0000–C4] ADDRESSES: For how and where to send (A) Species includes any species or comments or information, see ‘‘VIII., subspecies of fish, wildlife, or plant, Endangered and Threatened Wildlife Contacts.’’ and any distinct population segment of and Plants; 5-Year Reviews of Species FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For any species of vertebrate, that in California, Nevada, and the Klamath species-specific information, contact the interbreeds when mature; Basin of Oregon appropriate person listed under VIII., (B) Endangered species means any species that is in danger of extinction AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, Contacts.’’ For contact information about throughout all or a significant portion of Interior. completed 5-year reviews, see ’’ IX., Completed 5-Year Reviews.’’ Individuals its range; and ACTION: Notice. who are hearing-impaired or speech- (C) Threatened species means any SUMMARY: We, the U.S. Fish and impaired may call the Federal Relay species that is likely to become an Wildlife Service, are initiating 5-year Service at (800) 877–8337 for TTY endangered species within the reviews for 53 species under the assistance. foreseeable future throughout all or a significant portion of its range. Endangered Species Act of 1973, as SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: amended (Act). We conduct these We must support delisting by the best reviews to ensure that our classification I. Why do we conduct 5-year reviews? scientific and commercial data of each species on the Lists of Under the Act (16 U.S.C. 1531 et seq.), available, and only consider delisting if Endangered and Threatened Wildlife we maintain Lists of Endangered and data substantiate that the species is and Plants as threatened or endangered Threatened Wildlife and Plants (which neither endangered nor threatened for is accurate. A 5-year review assesses the we collectively refer to as the List) in one or more of the following reasons (50 best scientific and commercial data the Code of Federal Regulations (CFR) at CFR 424.11(d)): available at the time of the review. We 50 CFR 17.11 (for animals) and 17.12 (A) The species is considered extinct; are requesting any information that has (for plants). Section 4(c)(2)(A) of the Act (B) The species is considered to be become available since our original requires us to review each listed recovered; or listing of each of these species. Based on species’ status at least once every 5 (C) The original data available when review results, we will determine years. Then, under section 4(c)(2)(B), we the species was listed, or the whether we should change the listing determine whether to remove any interpretation of data, were in error.
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Our regulations at 50 CFR 424.21 II. What species are under review? require that we publish a notice in the This notice announces our active 5- Federal Register announcing the species year status reviews of the species in we are reviewing. Table 1.
TABLE 1—SUMMARY OF LISTING INFORMATION, 22 ANIMAL SPECIES AND 31 PLANT SPECIES IN CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA
Common name Scientific name Status Where listed Final listing rule
ANIMALS
Behren’s silverspot butterfly ...... Speyeria zerene Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 62 FR 64306; 12/05/ behrensii. 1997 California freshwater shrimp ...... Syncaris pacifica ...... Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 53 FR 43884; 10/31/ 1988 California red-legged frog ...... Rana draytonii ...... Threatened ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 61 FR 25813; 05/23/ 1996 California tiger salamander (Central) ...... Ambystoma Threatened ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 69 FR 47212; 08/04/ californiense. 2004 Conservancy fairy shrimp ...... Branchinecta Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 59 FR 48136; 09/19/ conservatio. 1994 Delhi sands flower-loving fly ...... Rhaphiomidas Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 58 FR 49887; 09/23/ terminatus 1993 abdominalis. El Segundo blue butterfly ...... Euphilotes battoides Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 41 FR 22041; 06/01/ allyni. 1976 Giant garter snake ...... Thamnophis gigas ..... Threatened ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 58 FR 54053; 10/20/ 1993 Kern primrose sphinx moth ...... Euproserpinus euterpe Threatened ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 45 FR 24088; 04/08/ 1980 Laguna Mountains skipper ...... Pyrgus ruralis lagunae Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 62 FR 2313; 01/16/ 1997 Lange’s metalmark butterfly ...... Apodemia mormo Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 41 FR 22041; 06/01/ langei. 1976 Longhorn fairy shrimp ...... Branchinecta Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 59 FR 48136; 09/19/ longiantenna. 1994 Lost River sucker ...... Deltistes luxatus ...... Endangered ...... U.S.A. (OR, CA) ...... 53 FR 27130; 07/18/ 1988 Lotis blue butterfly ...... Lycaeides Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 41 FR 22041; 06/01/ argyrognomon lotis. 1976 Morro shoulderband snail ...... Helminthoglypta Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 59 FR 64613; 12/15/ walkeriana. 1994 Palos Verdes blue butterfly ...... Glaucopsyche Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 45 FR 44939; 07/02/ lygdamus 1980 palosverdesensis. San Francisco garter snake ...... Thamnophis sirtalis Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 32 FR 4001; 03/11/ tetrataenia. 1967 Shortnose sucker ...... Chasmistes Endangered ...... U.S.A. (OR, CA) ...... 53 FR 27130; 07/18/ brevirostris. 1988 Smith’s blue butterfly ...... Euphilotes enoptes Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 41 FR 22041; 06/01/ smithi. 1976 Vernal pool fairy shrimp ...... Branchinecta lynchi .... Threatened ...... U.S.A (CA, OR) ...... 59 FR 48136; 09/19/ 1994 Vernal pool tadpole shrimp ...... Lepidurus packardi .... Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 59 FR 48136; 09/19/ 1994 Western snowy plover ...... Charadrius Threatened ...... U.S.A. (CA, OR, WA); 58 FR 12864; 03/05/ alexandrines Mexico (Baja). 1993 nivosus.
PLANTS
Amargosa niterwort ...... Nitrophila mohavensis Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA, NV) ...... 50 FR 20777; 05/20/ 1985 Ash-grey paintbrush ...... Castilleja cinerea ...... Threatened ...... U.S.A...... 63 FR 49006; 09/14/ 1998 Ash Meadows gumplant ...... Grindelia fraxino- Threatened ...... U.S.A. (CA, NV) ...... 50 FR 20777; 05/20/ pratensis. 1985 Antioch Dunes evening primrose ...... Oenothera deltoides Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 43 FR 17910; 04/26/ howellii. 1978 Bear Valley sandwort ...... Arenaria ursina ...... Threatened ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 63 FR 49006; 09/14/ 1998 Ben Lomond spineflower ...... Chorizanthe pungens Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 59 FR 5499; 02/04/ var. hartwegiana. 1994 California taraxacum ...... Taraxacum Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 63 FR 49006; 09/14/ californicum. 1998
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TABLE 1—SUMMARY OF LISTING INFORMATION, 22 ANIMAL SPECIES AND 31 PLANT SPECIES IN CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA—Continued
Common name Scientific name Status Where listed Final listing rule
Catalina Island mountain mahogany ...... Cercocarpus traskiae Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 62 FR 42692; 08/08/ 1997 Chinese Camp brodiaea ...... Brodiaea pallida ...... Threatened ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 63 FR 49022; 09/14/ 1998 Chorro Creek bog thistle ...... Cirsium fontinale var. Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 59 FR 64613; 12/15/ obispoense. 1994 Contra Costa wallflower ...... Erysimum capitatum Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 43 FR 17910; 04/26/ angustatum. 1978 Gowen cypress ...... Cupressus goveniana Threatened ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 63 FR 43100; 08/12/ ssp. goveniana. 1998 Hartweg’s golden sunburst ...... Pseudobahia bahiifolia Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 62 FR 5542; 02/06/ 1997 Hoffmann’s rock-cress ...... Arabis hoffmannii ...... Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 62 FR 40954; 01/31/ 1997 Howell’s spineflower ...... Chorizanthe howellii ... Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 57 FR 27848; 06/22/ 1992 Keck’s checkermallow ...... Sidalcea keckii ...... Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 65 FR 7757; 02/16/ 2000 Kneeland prairie pennycress ...... Thlaspi californicum Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 65 FR 6332; 02/09/ (Noccaea fendleri). 2000 Mariposa pussypaws ...... Calyptridium Threatened ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 63 FR 49022; 09/14/ pulchellum. 1998 Monterey gilia ...... Gilia tenuiflora ssp. Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 57 FR 27848; 06/22/ arenaria. 1992 Morro manzanita ...... Arctostaphylos Threatened ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 59 FR 64613; 12/15/ morroensis. 1994 Orcutt’s spineflower ...... Chorizanthe orcuttiana Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 61 FR 52370; 10/07/ 1996 Red Hills vervain ...... Verbena californica .... Threatened ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 63 FR 49006; 09/14/ 1998 San Jacinto Valley crownscale ...... Atriplex coronata var. Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 63 FR 54975; 10/13/ notatior. 1998 San Joaquin adobe sunburst ...... Pseudobahia peirsonii Threatened ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 62 FR 5542; 02/06/ 1997 Santa Barbara Island liveforever ...... Dudleya traskiae ...... Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 43 FR 17916; 04/26/ 1978 Santa Cruz Island bush-mallow ...... Malacothamnus Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 62 FR 40954; 07/31/ fasciculatus var. 1997 nesioticus. Santa Rosa Island manzanita ...... Arctostaphylos Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 62 FR 40957; 07/31/ confertiflora. 1997 Showy indian clover ...... Trifolium amoenum .... Endangered ...... U.S.A (CA) ...... 62 FR 54791; 10/22/ 1997 Soft-leaved paintbrush ...... Castilleja mollis ...... Endangered ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 62 FR 40957; 07/31/ 1997 Southern Mountain wild buckwheat ...... Eriogonum kennedyi Threatened ...... U.S.A. (CA) ...... 63 FR 49006; 09/14/ var. 1998 austromontanum. Yreka phlox ...... Phlox hirsuta ...... Endangered ...... U.S.A.(CA) ...... 65 FR 5268; 02/03/ 2000
III. What information do we consider in (B) Habitat conditions, including but We specifically request information our review? not limited to amount, distribution, and regarding data from any systematic suitability; surveys, as well as any studies or We consider all new information (C) Conservation measures that have analysis of data that may show available at the time we conduct a 5- been implemented that benefit the population size or trends; information year status review. We consider the best species; pertaining to the biology or ecology of scientific and commercial data that has (D) Threat status and trends (see five these species; information regarding the become available since our current factors under heading ‘‘IV., How Do We effects of current land management on listing determination or most recent Determine Whether a Species Is population distribution and abundance; status review, such as: Endangered or Threatened?’’); and information on the current condition of (A) Species biology, including but not (E) Other new information, data, or habitat; and recent information limited to population trends, corrections, including but not limited to regarding conservation measures that taxonomic or nomenclatural changes, have been implemented to benefit the distribution, abundance, demographics, identification of erroneous information species. Additionally, we specifically and genetics; contained in the List, and improved request information regarding the analytical methods. current distribution of populations and
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evaluation of threats faced by the VII. Public Availability of Comments [email protected]. To species in relation to the five listing Before including your address, phone obtain further information, contact Josh factors (as defined in section 4(a)(1) of number, e-mail address, or other Rasmussen at the Klamath Falls Fish the Act) and the species’ listed status as personal identifying information in your and Wildlife Office at (541) 885–8481. For the Amargosa niterwort and Ash judged against the definition of comment, you should be aware that Meadows gumplant, send information to threatened or endangered. Finally, we your entire comment—including your State Supervisor, Attention: 5-Year request recommendations pertaining to personal identifying information—may Review, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, the development of, or potential updates be made publicly available at any time. to, recovery plans and additional Nevada Fish and Wildlife Office, 1340 While you can ask us in your comment actions or studies that would benefit Financial Blvd., Suite 234, Reno, to withhold your personal identifying these species in the future. Nevada 89502–7147. Information may information from public review, we also be submitted electronically at IV. How do we determine whether a cannot guarantee that we will be able to [email protected]. To obtain further species is endangered or threatened? do so. Comments and materials received information, contact Jill Ralston at the Section 4(a)(1) of the Act requires that will be available for public inspection, Nevada Fish and Wildlife Office at (775) we determine whether a species is by appointment, during normal business 861–6300. endangered or threatened based on one hours at the offices where the comments For the Antioch Dunes evening or more of the five following factors: are submitted. primrose, California freshwater shrimp, (A) The present or threatened VIII. Contacts California red-legged frog, California destruction, modification, or tiger salamander (Central), Chinese curtailment of its habitat or range; Send your comments and information Camp brodiaea, Conservancy fairy (B) Overutilization for commercial, on the following species, as well as shrimp, Contra Costa wallflower, Giant recreational, scientific, or educational requests for information, to the garter snake, Hartweg’s golden sunburst, purposes; corresponding contacts/addresses. You Keck’s checkermallow, Kern primrose (C) Disease or predation; may view information we receive in sphinx moth, Lange’s metalmark (D) The inadequacy of existing response to this notice, as well as other butterfly, longhorn fairy shrimp, regulatory mechanisms; or documentation in our files, at the Mariposa pussypaws, Red Hills vervain, (E) Other natural or manmade factors following locations by appointment, San Francisco garter snake, San Joaquin affecting its continued existence. during normal business hours. adobe sunburst, showy indian clover, Under section 4(b)(1) of the Act, we For the Behren’s silverspot butterfly, vernal pool fairy shrimp, and vernal must base our assessment of these Howell’s spineflower, Kneeland prairie pool tadpole shrimp, send information factors solely on the best scientific and pennycress, lotis blue butterfly, and to Field Supervisor, Attention: 5-Year commercial data available. western snowy plover, send information Review, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, V. What could happen as a result of our to Field Supervisor, Attention: 5-Year Sacramento Fish and Wildlife Office, review? Review, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 2800 Cottage Way, Room W–2605, Arcata Fish and Wildlife Office, 1655 Sacramento, CA 95825. Information may For each species under review, if we Heindon Road, Arcata, CA 95521. find new information that indicates a also be submitted electronically at Information may also be submitted [email protected]. To obtain further change in classification may be electronically at [email protected]. To warranted, we may propose a new rule information, contact Josh Hull at the obtain further information, contact Sacramento Fish and Wildlife Office at that could do one of the following: Kathleen Brubaker at (707) 822–7201. (A) Reclassify the species from (916) 414–6600. For the ash-grey paintbrush, Bear threatened to endangered (uplist); For the Ben Lomond spineflower, Valley sandwort, California taraxacum, (B) Reclassify the species from Chorro Creek bog thistle, Gowen endangered to threatened (downlist); or Catalina Island mountain mahogany, cypress, Hoffmann’s rock-cress, (C) Remove the species from the List Delhi Sands flower-loving fly, El Monterey gilia, Morro manzanita, Morro (delist). Segundo blue butterfly, Laguna shoulderband snail, Santa Barbara If we determine that a change in Mountains skipper, Orcutt’s Island liveforever, Santa Cruz Island classification is not warranted, then the spineflower, Palos Verdes blue butterfly, bush-mallow, Santa Rosa Island species remains on the List under its San Jacinto Valley crownscale, and manzanita, Smith’s blue butterfly, and current status. Southern Mountain wild buckwheat, soft-leaved paintbrush, send send information to Field Supervisor, information to Field Supervisor, VI. Request for New Information Attention: 5–Year Review, U.S. Fish and Attention: 5-Year Review, U.S. Fish and To ensure that a 5-year review is Wildlife Service, Carlsbad Fish and Wildlife Service, Ventura Fish and complete and based on the best Wildlife Office, 6010 Hidden Valley Wildlife Office, 2493 Portola Road, available scientific and commercial Road, Suite 101, Carlsbad, CA 92011. Suite B, Ventura, CA 93003. Information information, we request new Information may also be submitted may also be submitted electronically at information from all sources. See ‘‘III., electronically at [email protected]. To obtain What Information Do We Consider in [email protected]. To obtain further information on the animal Our Review?’’ for specific criteria. If you further information, contact Bradd species, contact Mike McCrary at the submit information, support it with Baskerville-Bridges at the Carlsbad Fish Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office at documentation such as maps, and Wildlife Office at (760) 431–9440. (805) 644–1766. To obtain further bibliographic references, methods used For the Lost River sucker and information on the plant species, to gather and analyze the data, and/or shortnose sucker, send information to contact Connie Rutherford at the copies of any pertinent publications, Field Supervisor, Attention: 5-Year Ventura Fish and Wildlife Office at reports, or letters by knowledgeable Review, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, (805) 644–1766. sources. Klamath Falls Fish and Wildlife Office, For the Yreka phlox, send information Submit your comments and materials 1936 California Avenue, Klamath Falls, to Field Supervisor, Attention: 5-Year to the appropriate Fish and Wildlife OR 97601. Information may also be Review, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, Office listed under ‘‘VIII., Contacts.’’ submitted electronically at Yreka Fish and Wildlife Office, 1829
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South Oregon Street Yreka, CA 96097. and return address in the body of your desert pupfish for which a review was To obtain further information, contact message. completed in which we concurred. Nadine Kanim at the Yreka Fish and IX. Completed 5-Year Reviews Reviews for these 32 species can be Wildlife Office at (530) 842–5763. found at http://www.fws.gov/ All electronic information must be We also take this opportunity to endangered/species/index.html. Any submitted in Text format or Rich Text inform the public of 5-year reviews that recommended change in listing status format. Include the following identifier we completed between April 1, 2010, resulting from these completed reviews in the subject line of the e-mail: and March 16, 2011, for 31 species in will require a separate rulemaking Information on 5-year review for [NAME California and Nevada (Table 2). In process. OF SPECIES], and include your name addition, we include in Table 2 the
TABLE 2—SUMMARY OF 32 SPECIES IN CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA FOR WHICH 5-YEAR REVIEWS WERE COMPLETED BETWEEN APRIL 1, 2010 AND MARCH 16, 2011
Lead Fish and Common name Scientific name Recommendation Wildlife Office Contact
ANIMALS
Coachella Valley fringe-toed lizard ...... Uma inornata ...... No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440. Coastal California gnatcatcher ...... Polioptila californica california No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440. Delta smelt ...... Hypomesus transpacificus .... Uplist ...... San Francisco Bay Jennifer Norris (916) Delta. 930–5614. Desert pupfish ...... Cyprinodon macularius ...... No status change .... Tucson, Arizona Doug Duncan (520) sub-office. 670–6150. Desert tortoise (Mojave population) ...... Gopherus agassizii ...... No status change .... Nevada ...... Jill Ralston (775) 861–6300. Pacific pocket mouse ...... Perognathus longimembris No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- pacificus. Bridges (760) 431–9440. Santa Ana sucker ...... Catostomus santaanae ...... No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440.
PLANTS
Big-leaved crownbeard ...... Verbesina dissita ...... No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440. California Orcutt grass ...... Orcuttia californica ...... No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440. Del Mar manzanita ...... Arctostaphylos glandulosa No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- subsp. crassifolia. Bridges (760) 431–9440. Fountain thistle ...... Cirsium fontinale var. No status change .... Sacramento ...... Josh Hull (916) 414– fontinale. 6600. Ione buckwheat ...... Eriogonum apricum (inclusive No status change .... Sacramento ...... Josh Hull (916) 414– of vars. apricum and 6600. prostratum). Ione manzanita ...... Arctostaphylos myrtifolia ...... Uplist ...... Sacramento ...... Josh Hull (916) 414– 6600. Island malacothrix ...... Malacothrix squalida ...... No status change .... Ventura ...... Connie Rutherford (805) 644–1766. Island rush-rose ...... Helianthemum greenei ...... No status change .... Ventura ...... Connie Rutherford (805) 644–1766. La Graciosa thistle ...... Cirsium loncholepis ...... No status change .... Ventura ...... Connie Rutherford (805) 644–1766. Laguna Beach liveforever ...... Dudleya stolonifera ...... No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440. Lompoc yerba santa ...... Eriodictyon capitatum ...... No status change .... Ventura ...... Connie Rutherford (805) 644–1766. Otay mesa mint ...... Pogogyne nudiuscula ...... No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440. Presidio clarkia ...... Clarkia franciscana ...... No status change .... Sacramento ...... Josh Hull (916) 414– 6600. San Diego ambrosia ...... Ambrosia pumila ...... No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440.
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TABLE 2—SUMMARY OF 32 SPECIES IN CALIFORNIA AND NEVADA FOR WHICH 5-YEAR REVIEWS WERE COMPLETED BETWEEN APRIL 1, 2010 AND MARCH 16, 2011—Continued
Lead Fish and Common name Scientific name Recommendation Wildlife Office Contact
San Diego button celery ...... Eryngium aristulatum var. No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- parishii. Bridges (760) 431–9440. San Diego mesa mint ...... Pogogyne abramsii ...... No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440. San Joaquin woolly-threads ...... Monolopia (=Lembertia) No status change .... Sacramento ...... Josh Hull (916) 414– congdonii. 6600. San Mateo thornmint ...... Acanthomintha obovata ssp. No status change .... Sacramento ...... Josh Hull (916) 414– duttonii. 6600. Santa Cruz Island malacothrix ...... Malacothrix indecora ...... No status change .... Ventura ...... Connie Rutherford (805) 644–1766. Slender-horned spineflower ...... Dodecahema leptoceras ...... No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440. Slender-petaled mustard (thelypodium) ..... Thelypodium stenopetalum ... No status change .... Carlsbad ...... Bradd Baskerville- Bridges (760) 431–9440. Sonoma spineflower ...... Chorizanthe valida ...... No status change .... Sacramento ...... Josh Hull (916) 414– 6600. Tiburon jewelflower ...... Streptanthus niger ...... No status change .... Sacramento ...... Josh Hull (916) 414– 6600. Ventura marsh milk-vetch ...... Astragalus pycnostachyus No status change .... Ventura ...... Connie Rutherford var. lanosi. (805) 644–1766. White-rayed pentachaeta ...... Pentachaeta bellidiflora ...... No status change .... Sacramento ...... Josh Hull (916) 414– 6600.
X. Authority public review and comment. The refuge Introduction complex is made up of Ankeny, Baskett We publish this notice under the The complex includes three refuges: authority of the Endangered Species Act Slough, and William L. Finley National Wildlife Refuges (refuges), located in William L. Finley, Baskett Slough, and of 1973, as amended (16 U.S.C. 1531 et Ankeny. Together, the three refuges seq.). Benton, Linn, Marion, and Polk Counties, Oregon. In the DCCP and EA, encompass approximately 11,110 acres Dated: May 18, 2011. we describe and evaluate alternatives, in western Oregon. Habitats on the Alexandra Pitts, including our preferred alternative, for refuges include seasonal, Acting Regional Director, Pacific Southwest managing the refuge complex for the 15 semipermanent, and permanent Region, U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. years following approval of the final wetlands; wet prairies, upland prairie/ [FR Doc. 2011–12861 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] CCP. oak savannas, oak woodlands, mixed BILLING CODE 4310–55–P deciduous-coniferous forests, riparian, DATES: To ensure consideration, we and riverine and stream habitats. must receive your written comments by Agricultural lands, the majority DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR June 24, 2011. managed as grass fields, are also present on the refuges. The refuges were Fish and Wildlife Service ADDRESSES: You may submit comments, requests for more information, or established under the Migratory Bird [FWS–R1–R–2010–N125; 1265–0000–10137– requests for copies of the DCCP/EA, by Conservation Act ‘‘for use as an inviolate S3] any of the following methods: sanctuary or for any other management purpose, for migratory birds . . . to E-mail: Willamette Valley National Wildlife conserve and protect migratory birds [email protected]. Refuge Complex, Benton, Linn, Marion, . . . and to restore or develop adequate Include ‘‘Willamette Valley NWRC and Polk Counties, OR wildlife habitat’’ with emphasis on DCCP/EA’’ in the subject line. AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, protecting dusky Canada geese. In the Fax: Attn: Doug Spencer, Project Interior. last four decades, these refuges have Leader, (541) 757–4450. ACTION: Notice of availability: draft provided not only an important comprehensive conservation plan and U.S. Mail: Doug Spencer, Project wintering grounds for the dusky and environmental assessment; request for Leader, Willamette Valley National thousands of other wintering geese and comments. Wildlife Refuge Complex, 26208 Finley ducks—but have been recognized more Refuge Road, Corvallis, OR 97333–9533. recently as increasingly important areas SUMMARY: We, the U.S. Fish and Web site: http://www.fws.gov/ for conservation of the remaining Wildlife Service (Service), announce the WillametteValley/complex/. fragments of the native Valley habitats availability of a draft comprehensive and biota. The refuges support key FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: conservation plan (DCCP) and populations of federally listed species, environmental assessment (EA) for the Doug Spencer, Project Leader, (541) including Oregon chub, Fender’s blue Willamette Valley National Wildlife 757–7236. butterfly, Bradshaw’s desert-parsley, Refuge Complex (refuge complex) for SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Kincaid’s lupine, Nelson’s checker-
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mallow, and Willamette daisy, and (Alternative 1). Brief descriptions of the would be developed. Major special provide migration habitat for listed alternatives follow: events would occur at a frequency of Chinook salmon and steelhead. Several about 3–4 per year, and monthly Alternative 1 (No Action) other rare species are also found on the weekend interpretive programs would refuges. Under Alternative 1, the refuges be developed. would continue to maintain cultivated Environmental education efforts Background grass fields under a cooperative farming would be expanded with an objective of The CCP Process program to provide forage for wintering reaching more students and schools, Canada geese. Other goose management particularly at William L. Finley Refuge. The National Wildlife Refuge System activities, such as managing wetland Outdoor class shelters would be added. Administration Act of 1966 (16 U.S.C. habitats and providing sanctuary, would Funding would be sought to construct 668dd–668ee) (Refuge Administration continue. The refuges would also an Environmental Education Center, Act), as amended by the National continue to manage and enhance native including indoor classroom facilities Wildlife Refuge System Improvement habitats but no further habitat and a small exhibit area. Act of 1997, requires us to develop a restoration work would occur. A new option to hunt antlerless deer CCP for each national wildlife refuge. Endangered species management would would be added. In addition, new The purpose for developing a CCP is to continue. Existing public uses would upland locations would be available for provide refuge managers with a 15-year continue with the current facilities and hunting during a portion of the shotgun plan for achieving refuge purposes and programs in place. No new public use season; this will require closure of two contributing toward the mission of the facilities would be developed. The hiking trails for a week in November. National Wildlife Refuge System, current areas closed to public access The shotgun season would be shortened consistent with sound principles of fish would remain in effect to provide and shifted to later in the State season. and wildlife management, conservation, sanctuary during the wintering A youth waterfowl hunt and a legal mandates, and our policies. In waterfowl season. The refuges would September goose hunt would be addition to outlining broad management not pursue any additional land provided at Baskett Slough Refuge. direction on conserving wildlife and protection measures under the no Fishing would be promoted at the their habitats, CCPs identify wildlife- change alternative. Willamette River by providing a canoe dependent recreational opportunities launch at Snag Boat Bend. The current Alternative 2 (Preferred Alternative) available to the public, including area closed to public access would opportunities for hunting, fishing, Under Alternative 2, an emphasis on remain in effect to provide sanctuary wildlife observation and photography, providing habitat for wintering geese during the wintering waterfowl season. and environmental education and would remain. Forage would continue Together with Oregon Department of interpretation. We will review and to be provided primarily via cooperative Fish and Wildlife, the refuges would update the CCP at least every 15 years farming. The refuges would pursue develop an elk management plan after in accordance with the Refuge measures to help retain the services of completion of the CCP. The refuges Administration Act. cooperative farmers, such as providing would continue to expand conservation enhanced irrigation capabilities; Public Outreach partnerships, volunteer programs, and providing additional lure crops such as outreach to local communities. We began public outreach by corn or other grains; the refuges taking Proactive cultural resource management publishing a Notice of Intent in the over farming on certain high goose use would occur by repairing/maintaining Federal Register (73 FR 11137; February fields; the Service offsetting a portion of the historic structures on William L. 29, 2008), announcing our intent to the costs to cooperative farmers, etc. Finley Refuge and by adding associated complete a CCP and EA and inviting Wetland habitat management and interpretive facilities. public comments. In January 2008, we restoration would also be intensified to This alternative also proposes distributed Planning Update 1 to our improve habitat for geese and other protection, conservation, and mailing list and public outlets. On wildlife. management of additional lands within February 7 and 13, 2008, we held public Management and enhancement would the Willamette Valley that could scoping meetings in Salem and continue in remnant native habitats and contribute to the refuges’ purposes and Corvallis, Oregon, respectively, to meet recently restored areas. In addition, goals by providing wintering habitat and the public and identify issues for approximately 479 additional acres on forage for Canada geese; providing evaluation. The meetings were the three refuges would be restored to protection, enhancement, and announced through local media outlets, wetland, wet prairie, riparian, or upland restoration of native habitats and rare on the refuges’ Web site, and in prairie/oak savannah habitats over the Willamette Valley species; and Planning Update 1. In September 2008, next 15 years. providing opportunity for additional we distributed Planning Update 2, Threatened and endangered species wildlife-dependent public use. The which included a summary of the management would continue to be a refuges would undertake a subsequent comments we received, a planning priority, guided by recovery plans land protection planning process to schedule, and a description of the CCP’s where applicable. Existing populations identify specific tracts of lands for these scope. In September 2009, we of several threatened and endangered purposes. distributed Planning Update 3; in it we species would be strengthened, and summarized our preliminary draft several new populations would be Alternative 3 alternatives, and invited public established on the refuges. This alternative involves a major shift comments. Wildlife observation and in management for wintering Canada interpretation would continue to be geese. Forage would be provided either DCCP/EA Alternatives We Are emphasized as the cornerstone of the through contract farming (paying Considering public use program. Several new trails farmers to grow crops on the refuges) We identified and evaluated three and observation facilities would be and/or force account farming (refuge alternatives for managing the refuges, added. Additional interpretive signs and staff doing the farming). The refuges including a No Action Alternative materials, including on-line materials, would only farm fields that have been
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receiving moderate to high goose use. your entire comment—including your Bloomington, Indiana, 47403; electronic Refuge farming program costs would personal identifying information—may mail: [email protected]; or fax: increase and goose use would likely become publicly available at any time. (812) 334–4273 (Attention: Scott Pruitt). decrease. While you can ask us in your comment FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. This alternative would create the to withhold your identifying Scott Pruitt at (812) 334–4261. opportunity to restore approximately information from the public, we cannot Individuals who are hearing-impaired or 1,436 acres of cropland to native habitat guarantee that we will be able to do so. speech-impaired may call the Federal since the amount of farmland would be Dated: April 28, 2011. Relay Service at (800) 877–8337 for TTY reduced. However, the fields to be Robyn Thorson, assistance. restored would likely lie fallow and SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: We could become weedy while awaiting Regional Director, Region 1, Portland, Oregon. [FR Doc. 2011–12964 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] publish this notice in compliance with staff time and funding for restoration. the National Environmental Policy Act Wildlife observation and BILLING CODE 4310–55–P of 1969 (NEPA), as amended (42 U.S.C. interpretation would continue to be 4321 et seq.), and its implementing emphasized as the cornerstone of the regulations (40 CFR 1501.7, 1506.6, and public use program, but this alternative DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 1508.22), and Section 10(c) of the does little to expand these programs Fish and Wildlife Service Endangered Species Act of 1973 (the further. Interpretive signs would be Act), as amended (16 U.S.C. 1539(c)). developed or updated for existing [FWS–R3–ES–2011–N096; 30120–1112–000– We intend to gather the information facilities where needed, but major new F2] necessary to determine impacts and developments and new interpretive Notice of Intent To Prepare a Draft alternatives to support a decision methods would generally not occur. Environmental Impact Statement for a regarding the potential issuance of an One or two special events would be Proposed Habitat Conservation Plan incidental take permit to the Applicant, held each year. The current area closed and Incidental Take Permit and the implementation of the to public access on all three refuges supporting draft habitat conservation would remain in effect to provide AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, plan (HCP). We intend to prepare an EIS sanctuary during the wintering Interior. to evaluate the impacts of several waterfowl season. ACTION: Notice of intent; request for alternatives relating to the proposed Deer hunting, threatened and comments. issuance of an incidental take permit endangered species management, (ITP) under the Act. The applicant environmental education, fishing, elk SUMMARY: We, the U.S. Fish and proposes to apply for an incidental take management, cultural resources, Wildlife Service (Service), advise the permit through development and subsequent land protection planning, public that we intend to prepare a draft implementation of an HCP. The and conservation partnership activity environmental impact statement (EIS) to proposed HCP will cover take of the would occur as under Alternative 2. evaluate the impacts of several alternatives relating to the proposed Indiana bat that is incidental to Public Availability of Documents issuance of an Endangered Species Act activities associated with the operation In addition to the information in Permit to Fowler Ridge Wind Farm LLC, of Fowler Ridge Wind Farm, and will ADDRESSES, you can view or obtain Fowler Ridge Wind Farm II LLC, Fowler include measures necessary to minimize documents in the following ways: by Ridge Wind Farm III LLC, and Fowler and mitigate impacts to the Indiana bat calling the refuge complex at (541) 757– Ridge Wind Farm IV LLC (Applicant) and its habitat to the maximum extent 7236 or visiting our Web site at http:// for incidental take of the Indiana bat practicable. www.fws.gov/WillametteValley/finley/ (Myotis sodalis), a Federal endangered Request for Information refuge_planning.html. Printed copies species, from activities associated with The Service requests data, comments, will be available for review at the the operation of Fowler Ridge Wind new information, or suggestions from following libraries: Farm in Benton County, Indiana. We the public, other concerned • Corvallis-Benton County Public also announce a public comment governmental agencies, the scientific Library, 645 NW. Monroe Avenue, period. Corvallis, OR 97330, 541–766–6926. community, Tribes, industry, or any DATES: The public scoping period begins • Albany Public Library, 2450 14th other interested party on this notice. with publication of this notice in the Avenue SE., Albany, OR 97231, 541– These comments will be considered in Federal Register and will continue 917–7580. the development of a draft EIS, in the through June 23, 2011. The Service will • Dallas Public Library, 950 Main development of a draft HCP by the consider all comments defining the Street, Dallas, OR 97338, 503–623–2633. applicant, and in the determination of • Jefferson Public Library, 128 South scope of the EIS that are received or whether to issue an ITP. We particularly Main Street, Jefferson, OR 97352, 541– postmarked by this date. Comments seek comments concerning: 327–3826. received or postmarked after this date (1) Biological information concerning will be considered to the extent the Indiana bat; Next Steps practicable. The Service will conduct a (2) Relevant data concerning wind After this comment period ends, we public scoping meeting in Fowler, IN, power and bat interactions; will analyze the comments and address on June 7, 2011. The scoping meeting (3) Additional information concerning them in the final CCP and decision will provide the public with an the range, distribution, population size, document. opportunity to present comments, ask and population trends of the Indiana questions, and discuss issues with bat; Public Availability of Comments Service staff regarding the EIS. (4) Current or planned activities in the Before including your address, phone ADDRESSES: You may submit comments subject area and their possible impacts number, e-mail address, or other by U.S. mail or hand-delivery to Mr. on the Indiana bat; personal identifying information in your Scott Pruitt, U.S. Fish and Wildlife (5) Any information identified in the comment, you should be aware that Service, 621 South Walker St., aforementioned as it relates to other bat
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species, in particular, tree bat species include, but are not limited to, breeding, Winter habitat for the Indiana bat such as red bat (Lasiurus borealis), feeding, or sheltering’’ (50 CFR 17.3). includes caves and mines that support hoary bat (Lasiurus cinereus), and Section 10(a)(2)(A) of the Act requires high humidity and cool but stable silver-haired bat (Lasionycteris an applicant for an incidental take temperatures. In the summer, Indiana noctivagans) that occur in the project permit to prepare an HCP that describes: bats often roost under loose bark of dead area; (1) The impact that will likely result or dying trees. During summer, males (6) The presence of archeological from such taking; roost alone or in small groups while sites, buildings and structures, historic (2) the steps the applicant will take to females and their offspring roost in events, sacred and traditional areas, and minimize and mitigate such impacts, larger groups of up to 100 or more. other historic preservation concerns, and the funding that will be available to Indiana bats forage for insects in and which are required to be considered in implement such steps; along the edges of forested areas and project planning by the National (3) the alternative actions to such wooded stream corridors. Maternity Historic Preservation Act (16 U.S.C. 470 taking that the applicant considered and colonies of Indiana bats occur et seq.); and the reasons why such alternatives are throughout Indiana. FRWF is located (7) Identification of any other not being utilized; and approximately 100 miles from the environmental issues that should be (4) the other measures that the nearest known hibernaculum, and it is considered with regard to the proposed Secretary may require as being unlikely that Benton or surrounding development and permit action. necessary or appropriate for the counties contain Indiana bat purposes of the plan (16 U.S.C. hibernacula. Public Comments 1539(a)(2)(A)). Proposed Action—Modified Operations You may submit your comments and Section 10(a)(2)(B) of the Act requires Alternative materials considering this notice by one the Secretary to issue an incidental take The proposed action is issuance of an ADDRESSES permit to an applicant when it of the methods listed in the incidental take permit (ITP) for the determines that: section. Indiana bat during operation of Phases Comments and materials we receive, (1) The taking will be incidental; I, II, III, and IV of the Applicant’s FRWF. as well as supporting documentation we (2) the applicant will, to the The proposed HCP, which must meet use in preparing the NEPA document maximum extent practicable, minimize the requirements in section 10(a)(2)(A) will be available for public inspection and mitigate the impacts of such taking; of the Act, would be developed and by appointment, during normal business (3) the applicant has ensured that implemented by the applicant, and will hours, at the U.S. Fish and Wildlife adequate funding for the plan will be include measures necessary to minimize Service, Bloomington Indiana Field provided; and mitigate impacts to the Indiana bat Office (see FOR FURTHER INFORMATION (4) the taking will not appreciably and its habitat to the maximum extent CONTACT section). You may obtain reduce the likelihood of the survival practicable. The HCP will present the copies of this notice on the Internet at: and recovery of the species in the wild; Applicant’s plan to modify operations to http://www.fws.gov/midwest/ and avoid, minimize, and mitigate impacts Endangered/permits/hcp/r3hcps.html, (5) the measures, if any, the Secretary to endangered species that are present or by mail from the Bloomington may require as necessary or appropriate or migrating through the action area. Indiana Field Office (see FOR FURTHER for the purposes of the plan will be met The Applicant for the ITP is INFORMATION CONTACT section). (16 U.S.C. 1539(a)(2)(B)). developing and operating a wind power Regulations governing permits for Background project in Benton County, Indiana. The endangered and threatened species are area under lease for the FRWF is Section 9 of the Act prohibits ‘‘take’’ at 50 CFR 17.22 and 17.32. approximately 54,880 acres (ac) (22,209 of fish and wildlife species listed as The Indiana bat was added to the list hectares (ha)) within portions of endangered under section 4 (16 U.S.C. of Endangered and Threatened Wildlife Richland, Parish Grove, Center, Pine, 1538, 1533, respectively). The Act’s and Plants on March 11, 1967 (32 FR Hickory Grove, Grant and Oak Grove implementing regulations extend, under 4001). It is currently listed as an Townships. The wind power project certain circumstances, the prohibition of endangered species under the Act. The includes the operation of 355 existing take to threatened species (50 CFR population decline of this species is wind turbine generators during the first 17.31). Under section 3 of the Act, the attributed to habitat loss and three phases of the project, and term ‘‘take’’ means ‘‘to harass, harm, degradation of both winter hibernation construction and operation of up to 93 pursue, hunt, shoot, wound, kill, trap, habitat and summer habitat, human additional turbines at Phase IV of the capture, or collect, or to attempt to disturbance during hibernation, and project, for a total of up to 448 wind engage in any such conduct’’ (16 CFR possibly pesticides. An additional and turbines. The project would also include part 1521). The term ‘‘harm’’ is defined emerging threat to Indiana bats is White- all associated collector lines, access by regulation as ‘‘an act which actually Nose Syndrome (WNS). WNS is roads, utility lines, substations, kills or injures wildlife. Such act may associated with a recently discovered operation and maintenance facility include significant habitat modification fungus (Geomyces destructans) that buildings, and temporary staging areas or degradation where it actually kills or affects the skin and wing membranes of and concrete batch plants, if applicable. injures wildlife by significantly bats. Over 1 million bats of 6 species, Up to five different models of wind impairing essential behavioral patterns, including the federally endangered turbines may be in use at various times including breeding, feeding, or Indiana bat, have died in eastern North during the four phases of FRWF. The sheltering’’ (50 CFR 17.3). The term America from WNS since 2006. The wind turbine hub height at Phases I, II, ‘‘harass’’ is defined in the regulations as range of the Indiana bat includes much and III is 263 feet (ft) (80 meters (m)), ‘‘an intentional or negligent act or of the eastern United States, and Indiana with the rotor diameter varying from omission which creates the likelihood of is located within the core of the species’ 253 ft (77 m) to 315 ft (96 m), depending injury to wildlife by annoying it to such range; approximately half of the known on the type of turbine. Approximate an extent as to significantly disrupt population of Indiana bats hibernates in total height at the rotor apex at Phases normal behavioral patterns which Indiana. I, II, and III varies from 389 ft (118.5 m)
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to 446 ft (136.5 m), depending on the areas, protection and enhancement of the proposed action and the associated type of turbine. The proposed wind Indiana bat habitat outside the project impacts of each. The draft EIS will be turbine hub height for Phase IV would area, various operational adjustments the basis for the impact evaluation for range 263–328 ft (80–100 m), depending for turbines during prime activity or Indiana bats and the range of on the type of turbine selected. Rotor migration periods, and post- alternatives to be addressed. The draft diameters at Phase IV may vary from construction monitoring for fatalities. EIS is expected to provide biological 253 to 371 ft (77 to 113 m), depending descriptions of the affected species and Alternatives to the Proposed Action on the type of turbine selected. habitats, as well as the effects of the Approximate total height at the rotor In addition to the proposed action, alternatives on other resources such as apex would vary from 389 to 514 ft there is one additional action alternative vegetation, wetlands, wildlife, geology (118.5 to 156.5 m). Installation of each that is currently under consideration and soils, air quality, water resources, individual turbine will temporarily related to the proposed issuance of an water quality, cultural resources, land impact an area of approximately 2.9 ac ITP to the Applicant for activities use, recreation, water use, local (1.2 ha), while the final footprint of each associated with operation of the Fowler economy, and environmental justice. turbine will be approximately 0.2 ac Ridge Wind Farm. These alternatives, Following completion of the (0.08 ha). Access roads to the turbines and possibly additional alternatives, environmental review, the Service will will have a temporary width of up to 55 will be considered in the draft EIS, publish a notice of availability and a ft (17 m) during construction and a along with the potential impacts request for comments on the draft EIS permanent width of 16 to 20 ft (4.8 to associated with each alternative. Each and the Applicant’s permit application, 6.1 m). action alternative analyzed in the draft which will include the draft HCP. The The project is located in a rural EIS will be compared to the No Action draft EIS and draft HCP are expected to setting, with the landscape primarily alternative. The No Action alternative be completed and available to the public composed of agricultural properties. Of represents estimated future conditions in late 2011. the roughly 72,953 ac (29,523 ha) within to which the proposed action can be 0.5 mi (0.8 km) of turbine locations, row compared. Authority crops comprise about 93 percent of the No Action Alternative This notice is being furnished as land use for the study area. After tilled provided for by NEPA, the NEPA agriculture, the next most common land Under the No Action Alternative, an regulations, and the Act. The intent of uses within the FRWF are developed ITP pursuant to Section 10(a)(1)(B) of the notice is to obtain suggestions and areas (e.g., houses and buildings), which the Act would not be issued for the additional information from other comprise 5.0 percent of the total, and existing phases or the future Phase IV of agencies and the public on the scope of pastures/hayfields, which comprise 1.4 the Fowler Ridge Wind Farm. The issues to be considered. Comments and percent of the total. There are 22.8 ac existing phases of the project would participation in this scoping process are (9.2 ha) of grasslands, which compose continue to fully operate, and Phase IV solicited. less than 0.1 percent of the study area. would fully operate once construction is Grasslands in the study area are limited complete. Under the No Action Dated: May 9, 2011. primarily to strips along drainages, Alternative, the applicant would not Lynn Lewis, railroad rights-of-way (ROW), and have coverage for an incidental take of Assistant Regional Director, Ecological ROWs along county and State roads. the Indiana bat and would be at risk of Services, Region 3, Fort Snelling, MN. Trees in the study area occur at violation of Section 9 of the Act. In [FR Doc. 2011–12860 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] homesteads, along some of the drainages addition, no HCP would be produced; BILLING CODE 4310–55–P and fencerows, and within some small, therefore, the Indiana bat would not isolated woodlots. Forested areas are have the protections afforded to it rare within the study area, based on through development and DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 2001 data, and the 249.3 ac (100.8 ha) implementation of an HCP. The Fish and Wildlife Service of forest comprise 0.5 percent of the proposed project purpose would not be total area. Small amounts of barren met under the No Action Alternative. [FWS–R9–IA–2011–N110; 96300–1671– ground, open water, and woody 0000–P5] wetlands are also present. Maximally Restricted Operations Alternative Despite the relatively small acreage of Endangered Species; Marine land to be affected by the project, Under the Maximally Restricted Mammals; Receipt of Applications for impacts to wildlife, particularly birds Operations Alternative, an ITP would be Permit and bats, are anticipated. Minimization issued; Phases I, II and III would for potential impacts to Indiana bats continue to operate; and Phase IV would AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, will include a turbine operational be constructed as described under Interior. management adjustment program Proposed Action—i.e., full build-out of ACTION: Notice of receipt of applications developed based on the results of post- up to 448 turbines. Minimization for for permit. construction studies conducted at potential impacts to Indiana bats would Phases I, II, and III of the project. include shutting down turbines at night SUMMARY: We, the U.S. Fish and Any turbine operational management during the period from April 1 through Wildlife Service, invite the public to adjustment program is likely to contain October 31, the active period for Indiana comment on the following applications various measures to avoid and minimize bats. This minimization would occur to conduct certain activities with impacts to Indiana bats, including the during all four phases of the project, endangered species, marine mammals, impact of lethal take. Various methods every year the FRWF is in operation. or both. With some exceptions, the that may be considered include, but are Endangered Species Act (ESA) and not limited to: Protection of roost trees Environmental Review Marine Mammal Protection Act and surrounding habitat, set-back The Service will conduct an (MMPA) prohibits activities with listed distances from known roost trees, environmental review to analyze species unless a Federal permit is issued mapping and avoidance of foraging various alternatives for implementing that allows such activities. Both laws
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require that we invite public comment address listed under ADDRESSES. The B. Endangered Marine Mammals and before issuing these permits. public may review documents and other Marine Mammals DATES: We must receive comments or information applicants have sent in Applicant: U.S. Geological Survey— requests for documents on or before support of the application unless our Sirenia Project, Gainesville, FL; PRT– June 24, 2011. We must receive requests allowing viewing would violate the 791721 for marine mammal permit public Privacy Act or Freedom of Information hearings, in writing, at the address Act. Before including your address, The applicant requests renewal of the shown in the ADDRESSES section by June phone number, e-mail address, or other permit to take and import West Indian 24, 2011. personal identifying information in your manatees (Trichechus manatus) and other Sirenian species for the purpose of ADDRESSES: Brenda Tapia, Division of comment, you should be aware that scientific research. This notification Management Authority, U.S. Fish and your entire comment—including your covers activities to be conducted by the Wildlife Service, 4401 North Fairfax personal identifying information—may applicant over a 5-year period. Drive, Room 212, Arlington, VA 22203; be made publicly available at any time. Concurrent with publishing this fax (703) 358–2280; or e-mail While you can ask us in your comment [email protected]. notice in the Federal Register, we are to withhold your personal identifying forwarding copies of the above FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: information from public review, we applications to the Marine Mammal Brenda Tapia, (703) 358–2104 cannot guarantee that we will be able to Commission and the Committee of (telephone); (703) 358–2280 (fax); do so. Scientific Advisors for their review. [email protected] (e-mail). II. Background Dated: May 20, 2011. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Brenda Tapia, To help us carry out our conservation I. Public Comment Procedures Program Analyst/Data Administrator, Branch responsibilities for affected species, the of Permits, Division of Management A. How Do I Request Copies of Endangered Species Act of 1973, section Authority. Applications or Comment on Submitted 10(a)(1)(A), as amended (16 U.S.C. 1531 [FR Doc. 2011–13002 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Applications? et seq.), and our regulations in the Code BILLING CODE 4310–55–P Send your request for copies of of Federal Regulations (CFR) at 50 CFR applications or comments and materials 17, the Marine Mammal Protection Act concerning any of the applications to of 1972, as amended (16 U.S.C. 1361 et DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR the contact listed under ADDRESSES. seq.), and our regulations in the Code of Please include the Federal Register Federal Regulations (CFR)] at 50 CFR 18 Bureau of Land Management notice publication date, the PRT- require that we invite public comment number, and the name of the applicant before final action on these permit [LLWY–957400–11–L14200000–BJ0000– in your request or submission. We will applications. Under the MMPA, you LXSS054K0000] not consider requests or comments sent may request a hearing on any MMPA Filing of Plat of Survey, Wyoming to an e-mail or address not listed under application received. If you request a ADDRESSES. If you provide an e-mail hearing, give specific reasons why a AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management, address in your request for copies of hearing would be appropriate. The Interior. applications, we will attempt to respond holding of such a hearing is at the ACTION: Notice. to your request electronically. discretion of the Service Director. Please make your requests or SUMMARY: The Bureau of Land comments as specific as possible. Please III. Permit Applications Management (BLM) is scheduled to file confine your comments to issues for A. Endangered Species the plat of survey of the lands described which we seek comments in this notice, below thirty (30) calendar days from the and explain the basis for your Applicant: University of Texas at date of this publication in the BLM comments. Include sufficient Austin, Austin, TX; PRT–124346 Wyoming State Office, Cheyenne, information with your comments to Wyoming. allow us to authenticate any scientific or The applicant requests renewal of the commercial data you include. permit to import biological samples FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: The comments and recommendations from wild Verreaux’s sifaka Bureau of Land Management, 5353 that will be most useful and likely to (Propithecus verreauxi), for the purpose Yellowstone Road, P.O. Box 1828, influence agency decisions are: (1) of enhancement of the survival of the Cheyenne, Wyoming 82003. Those supported by quantitative species. This notification covers SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This information or studies; and (2) Those activities to be conducted by the survey was executed at the request of that include citations to, and analyses applicant over a 5-year period. the Bureau of Land Management and is of, the applicable laws and regulations. necessary for the management of these We will not consider or include in our Applicant: Mary Hunt, Edmore, MI; lands. The lands surveyed are: administrative record comments we PRT–42976A The plat and field notes representing receive after the close of the comment the dependent resurvey of a portion of The applicant requests a permit to period (see DATES) or comments Lot No. 72, a portion of the delivered to an address other than those import a sport-hunted trophy of one subdivisional lines, and the survey of listed above (see ADDRESSES). male bontebok (Damaliscus pygargus the subdivision of section 15, Township pygargus) culled from a captive herd 52 North, Range 93 West, Sixth B. May I Review Comments Submitted maintained under the management Principal Meridian, Wyoming, Group by Others? program of the Republic of South Africa, No. 834, was accepted May 19, 2011. Comments, including names and for the purpose of enhancement of the Copies of the preceding described plat street addresses of respondents, will be survival of the species. and field notes are available to the available for public review at the public at a cost of $1.10 per page.
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Dated: May 19, 2011. resource_advisory.3.html. RAC meetings (2) Evaluate the accuracy of the John P. Lee, are open to the public. For further agency’s estimate of the burden of the Chief Cadastral Surveyor, Division of Support information about the meeting and tour, proposed collection of information, Services. please contact Heather Tiel-Nelson, including the validity of the [FR Doc. 2011–12971 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Public Affairs Specialist for the Twin methodology and assumptions used; BILLING CODE 4310–22–P Falls District, BLM at (208) 736–2352. (3) Enhance the quality, utility, and Dated: May 17, 2011. clarity of the information to be collected; and Jenifer L. Arnold, DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR (4) Minimize the burden of the Associate District Manager. collection of information on those who Bureau of Land Management [FR Doc. 2011–12975 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] are to respond, including through the BILLING CODE 4310–GG–P use of appropriate automated, [LLIDT000000.L11200000.DD0000.241A.00] electronic, mechanical, or other Notice of Public Meetings, Twin Falls technological collection techniques or District Resource Advisory Council, DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE other forms of information technology, Idaho [OMB Number 1122–NEW] e.g., permitting electronic submission of responses. AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management, Agency Information Collection Interior. Overview of This Information Activities: New collection Semi-Annual Collection ACTION: Notice of public meetings. Progress Report for Grantees From the Services, Training, Education and (1) Type of Information Collection: SUMMARY: In accordance with the Policies To Reduce Domestic Violence, New collection. Federal Land Policy and Management (2) Title of the Form/Collection: Semi- Dating Violence, Sexual Assault and Act (FLPMA), the Federal Advisory Annual Progress Report for Grantees Stalking in Secondary Schools Grant Committee Act of 1972 (FACA), and the from the Services, Training, Education Program Federal Lands Recreation Enhancement and Policies to Reduce Domestic Act of 2004 (FLREA), the U.S. ACTION: 60-Day Notice of Information Violence, Dating Violence, Sexual Department of the Interior, Bureau of Collection Under Review. Assault and Stalking in Secondary Land Management (BLM) Twin Falls Schools Grant Program (STEP). District Resource Advisory Council The Department of Justice, Office on (3) Agency form number, if any, and (RAC) will meet as indicated below. Violence Against Women (OVW) will be the applicable component of the DATES: June 21–22, 2011. On June 21, submitting the following information Department of Justice sponsoring the 2011, the Twin Falls District RAC collection request to the Office of collection: Form Number: 1122–XXXX. members will meet at the Idaho Management and Budget (OMB) for U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Commerce and Labor Building located review and approval in accordance with Violence Against Women. at 420 Falls Avenue, Twin Falls, Idaho. the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995. (4) Affected public who will be asked The meeting will begin at 8:15 a.m. and Comments are encouraged and will be or required to respond, as well as a brief end no later than 10:30 a.m. The public accepted for ‘‘sixty days’’ until July 25, abstract: The affected public includes comment period for the RAC meeting 2011. This process is conducted in the approximately 10 grantees of the will take place 8:30 a.m. to 9 a.m. accordance with 5 CFR 1320.10. STEP Program. The STEP Program, Following this meeting, the RAC will Written comments concerning this created by the Violence Against Women tour the area for the proposed China information collection should be sent to Act of 2005 (VAWA 2005), will support Mountain Wind Project. On June 22, the Office of Information and Regulatory middle and high schools to develop and 2011, RAC members will meet at the Affairs, Office of Management and implement effective training, services, BLM Guard Station at 2295 E. 1500 N., Budget, Attn: DOJ Desk Officer. The best prevention strategies, policies, and Rogerson, Idaho at 10:30 a.m. to discuss way to ensure your comments are coordinated community responses for received is to e-mail them to student victims of domestic violence, their recommendations for the proposed _ China Mountain Wind Project. This oira [email protected] or fax dating violence, sexual assault, or meeting will end no later than 4:30 p.m. them to 202–395–7285. All comments stalking. should reference the 8 digit OMB (5) An estimate of the total number of FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: number for the collection or the title of respondents and the amount of time Heather Tiel-Nelson, Twin Falls the collection. If you have questions estimated for an average respondent to District, Idaho, 2536 Kimberly Road, concerning the collection, please respond/reply: It is estimated that it will Twin Falls, Idaho 83301, (208) 736– contact Cathy Poston, Office on take the approximately 10 respondents 2352. Violence Against Women, at 202–514– (grantees from the STEP Program) SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 15- 5430 or the DOJ Desk Officer at 202– approximately one hour to complete a member RAC advises the Secretary of 395–3176. semi-annual progress report. The semi- the Interior, through the Bureau of Land Written comments and suggestions annual progress report is divided into Management, on a variety of planning from the public and affected agencies sections that pertain to the different and management issues associated with concerning the proposed collection of types of activities in which grantees public land management in Idaho. information are encouraged. Your may engage. A STEP Program grantee During the June 21st and 22nd meeting comments should address one or more will only be required to complete the and tour, there will be information of the following four points: sections of the form that pertain to its shared about the proposed Ketchum (1) Evaluate whether the proposed own specific activities. Land Exchange as well as the China collection of information is necessary (6) An estimate of the total public Mountain Wind Project Draft for the proper performance of the burden (in hours) associated with the Environmental Impact Statement. functions of the agency, including collection: The total annual hour burden More information is available at whether the information will have to complete the data collection forms is http://www.blm.gov/id/st/en/res/ practical utility; 20 hours, that is 10 grantees completing
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a form twice a year with an estimated functions of the agency, including collection: The total annual hour burden completion time for the form being one whether the information will have to complete the data collection forms is hour. practical utility; 50 hours, that is 25 grantees completing If additional information is required (2) Evaluate the accuracy of the a form twice a year with an estimated contact: Lynn Murray, Department agency’s estimate of the burden of the completion time for the form being one Clearance Officer, United States proposed collection of information, hour. Department of Justice, Justice including the validity of the If additional information is required Management Division, Policy and methodology and assumptions used; contact: Lynn Murray, Department Planning Staff, Two Constitution (3) Enhance the quality, utility, and Clearance Officer, United States Square, 145 N Street, NE., Room 2E– clarity of the information to be Department of Justice, Justice 808, Washington, DC 20530. collected; and Management Division, Policy and (4) Minimize the burden of the Planning Staff, Two Constitution Dated: May 19, 2011. collection of information on those who Square, 145 N Street, NE., Room 2E– Lynn Murray, are to respond, including through the 808, Washington, DC 20530. Department Clearance Officer, United States use of appropriate automated, Department of Justice. Dated: May 19, 2011. electronic, mechanical, or other Lynn Murray, [FR Doc. 2011–12897 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] technological collection techniques or BILLING CODE 4410–FX–P Department Clearance Officer, United States other forms of information technology, Department of Justice. e.g., permitting electronic submission of [FR Doc. 2011–12896 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] responses. DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE BILLING CODE 4410–FX–P Overview of This Information [OMB Number 1122–NEW] Collection DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE Agency Information Collection (1) Type of Information Collection: Activities: New collection Semi-Annual New collection [OMB Number 1103–NEW] Progress Report for Grantees from the (2) Title of the Form/Collection: Semi- Children and Youth Exposed to Annual Progress Report for Grantees Agency Information Collection Violence Program from the Children and Youth Exposed to Activities: Proposed Collection; Violence Program. Comments Requested; Generic ACTION: 60-Day Notice of Information (3) Agency form number, if any, and Information Collection Review of Collection Under Review. the applicable component of the Customer Outreach and Information Department of Justice sponsoring the The Department of Justice, Office on collection: Form Number: 1122–XXXX. ACTION: 60-Day Notice of Information Violence Against Women (OVW) will be U.S. Department of Justice, Office on Collection Under Review. submitting the following information Violence Against Women The Department of Justice (DOJ) collection request to the Office of (4) Affected public who will be asked Office of Community Oriented Policing Management and Budget (OMB) for or required to respond, as well as a brief Services (COPS) will be submitting the review and approval in accordance with abstract: The affected public includes following information collection request the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995. the approximately grantees of the to the Office of Management and Budget Comments are encouraged and will be Children and Youth Exposed to (OMB) for review and approval in accepted for ‘‘sixty days’’ until July 25, Violence Program, created by the accordance with the Paperwork 2011. This process is conducted in Violence Against Women Act of 2005 Reduction Act of 1995. The emergency accordance with 5 CFR 1320.10. (VAWA 2005), creates a unique proposed information collection is Written comments concerning this opportunity for communities to increase published to obtain comments from the information collection should be sent to the resources, services, and advocacy public and affected agencies. the Office of Information and Regulatory available to children, youth and their The purpose of this notice is to allow Affairs, Office of Management and nonabusing parent or caretaker, when a for 60 days for public comment until Budget, Attn: DOJ Desk Officer. The best child has been exposed to incidences of July 25, 2011. This process is conducted way to ensure your comments are sexual assault, domestic violence, in accordance with 5 CFR 1320.10. received is to e-mail them to dating violence, or stalking. If you have comments especially on [email protected] or fax (5) An estimate of the total number of the estimated public burden or them to 202–395–7285. All comments respondents and the amount of time associated response time, suggestions, should reference the 8 digit OMB estimated for an average respondent to or need a copy of the proposed number for the collection or the title of respond/reply: It is estimated that it will information collection instrument with the collection. If you have questions take the approximately 25 respondents instructions or additional information, concerning the collection, please (grantees from the Children and Youth please contact Ashley Hoornstra, contact Cathy Poston, Office on Exposed to Violence Program) Department of Justice Office of Violence Against Women, at 202–514– approximately one hour to complete a Community Oriented Policing Services, 5430 or the DOJ Desk Officer at 202– semi-annual progress report. The semi- 145 N Street, NE., Washington, DC 395–3176. annual progress report is divided into 20530. Written comments and suggestions sections that pertain to the different Written comments concerning this from the public and affected agencies types of activities in which grantees information collection should be sent to concerning the proposed collection of may engage. A Children and Youth the Office of Information and Regulatory information are encouraged. Your Exposed to Violence Program grantee Affairs, Office of Management and comments should address one or more will only be required to complete the Budget, Attn: DOJ Desk Officer. The best of the following four points: sections of the form that pertain to its way to ensure your comments are (1) Evaluate whether the proposed own specific activities. received is to e-mail them to collection of information is necessary (6) An estimate of the total public [email protected] or fax for the proper performance of the burden (in hours) associated with the them to 202–395–7285. All comments
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should reference the 8 digit OMB Department of Justice, Justice 107(a) of CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. 9707(a), number for the collection or the title of Management Division, Policy and related to costs for cleanup actions that the collection. If you have questions Planning Staff, Two Constitution were taken prior to the Petition Date at concerning the collection, please call Square, 145 N Street, NE., 2E–808, the Facility, the United States, on behalf Ashley Hoornstra at 202–616–1314 or Washington, DC 20530. of EPA, will have an allowed general the DOJ Desk Officer at 202–395–3176. Dated: May 19, 2011. unsecured claim of $1,013,794; with Written comments and suggestions Lynn Murray, respect to EPA’s claims under Section from the public and affected agencies Department Clearance Officer, PRA, U.S. 311(b)(7)(A) of the CWA, 33 U.S.C. concerning the proposed collection of Department of Justice. 1321(b)(7)(A), for civil penalties for information are encouraged. Your [FR Doc. 2011–12895 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] violations that occurred prior to the comments should address one or more Petition Date related to oil discharges BILLING CODE 4410–AT–P of the following four points: resulting from the October 23, 2009 —Evaluate whether the proposed explosion at the Facility and its collection of information is necessary DEPARTMENT OF JUSTICE aftermath, the United States, on behalf for the proper performance of the of EPA, will have an allowed general functions of the agency, including Notice of Lodging of Settlement unsecured claim of $8,000,000; with whether the information will have Agreement Under the Comprehensive respect to EPA’s claims under Section practical utility; Environmental Response, 311(b)(7)(B) of the CWA, 33 U.S.C. —Evaluate the accuracy of the agency’s Compensation, and Liability Act; 1321(b)(7)(B), for civil penalties for estimate of the burden of the Resource Conservation and Recovery violations of law occurring prior to the proposed collection of information, Act; Clean Water Act; Oil Pollution Act; Petition Date related to the failure of including the validity of the and Chapter 11 of the United States certain Debtors to comply with an Order methodology and assumptions used; Bankruptcy Code issued by EPA under the CWA on —Enhance the quality, utility, and February 19, 2010 (‘‘CWA Order’’), the Notice is hereby given that on May 20, clarity of the information to be United States, on behalf of EPA, will 2011, a proposed Settlement Agreement collected; and have an allowed general unsecured (‘‘Agreement’’) in In re Caribbean —Minimize the burden of the collection claim of $3,557,385; and with respect to Petroleum Corp., et al., No. of information on those who are to EPA’s claim under Section 9006(d)(2) of 10–12553(KG), was lodged with the respond, including through the use of RCRA, 42 U.S.C. 6991e(d)(2), for civil United States Bankruptcy Court for the appropriate automated, electronic, penalties for violations of Underground mechanical, or other technological District of Delaware. The Agreement was entered into by the United States, Storage Tank Regulations occurring collection techniques or other forms prior to the Petition Date at certain of of information technology, e.g., on behalf of the United States Environmental Protection Agency the gasoline service stations owned or permitting electronic submission of operated by the Debtors, the United responses. (‘‘EPA’’) and the United States Coast Guard (‘‘USCG’’), and the three debtors States, on behalf of EPA, will have an Overview of This Information in the above-referenced bankruptcy allowed general unsecured claim of Collection proceeding: Caribbean Petroleum $377,650. (1) Type of Information Collection: Corporation, Caribbean Petroleum The Agreement provides as follows Proposed collection; comments Refining L.P., and Gulf Petroleum with respect to costs for removal or requested Refining (Puerto Rico) Corporation (the response actions that were taken, and (2) Title of the Form/Collection: ‘‘Debtors’’). The Agreement relates to claims for penalties for violations of law Generic Information Collection Review liabilities of the Debtors under the that occurred, during the period of time of Customer Outreach and Information Comprehensive Environmental after the Petition Date: with respect to (3) Agency form number, if any, and Response, Compensation, and Liability USCG’s demand under Section the applicable component of the Act of 1980, 42 U.S.C. 9601 et seq. 1002(a)(b)(1) of OPA, 33 U.S.C. Department sponsoring the collection: (‘‘CERCLA’’), the Resource Conservation 2702(a)(b)(1), related to removal costs at None. U.S. Department of Justice Office and Recovery Act, 42 U.S.C. 6901 et seq. the Facility after the Petition Date, the of Community Oriented Policing (‘‘RCRA’’), the Clean Water Act (‘‘CWA’’), United States, on behalf of USCG, will Services 33 U.S.C. 1251 et seq., and the Oil have an allowed administrative expense (4) Affected public who will be asked Pollution Act (‘‘OPA’’), 33 U.S.C. 2701 et claim of $4,074,164; with respect to or required to respond, as well as a brief seq. EPA’s demand under Section 107(a) of abstract: Primary: Law enforcement and The Agreement provides as follows CERCLA, 42 U.S.C. 9707(a), related to public safety agencies, institutions of with respect to claims for costs for response costs at the Facility after the higher learning and non-profit response actions that were taken, and Petition Date, the United States, on organizations. claims for penalties for civil violations behalf of EPA, will have an allowed (5) An estimate of the total number of of law that occurred, prior to August 12, administrative expense claim of respondents and the amount of time 2010 (the ‘‘Petition Date’’): With respect $2,625,836; with respect to EPA’s estimated for an average respondent to to USCG’s claims under Section demand under Section 311(b)(7)(B) of respond/reply: It is estimated that 1002(a)(b)(1) of OPA, 33 U.S.C. the CWA, 33 U.S.C. 1321(b)(7)(B), for approximately 2000 respondents will 2702(a)(b)(1), related to costs for civil penalties for the failure of certain participate in the survey annually in an cleanup actions that were taken prior to Debtors to comply with the CWA Order average of 28 minutes. the Petition Date at the Debtors’ former during the period of time after the (6) An estimate of the total public petroleum distribution terminal located Petition Date, the United States, on burden (in hours) associated with the in Bayamo´n, Puerto Rico (the ‘‘Facility’’), behalf of EPA, will have an allowed collection: 933 total burden hours. the United States, on behalf of USCG, administrative expense claim of If additional information is required will have an allowed general unsecured $1,404,241; and with respect to EPA’s contact: Lynn Murray, Department claim in the amount of $5,776,301; with demand under Section 9006(d)(2) of Clearance Officer, United States respect to EPA’s claims under Section RCRA, 42 U.S.C. 6991e(d)(2), for civil
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penalties for violations of Underground meeting, in accordance with Section Washington, DC 20579. Telephone: Storage Tank Regulations occurring after 7003(d) of RCRA, 42 U.S.C. 6973(d). (202) 616–6975. the Petition Date, the United States, on The Agreement may be examined at Judith H. Lock, behalf of EPA, will have an allowed the Office of the United States Attorney, administrative expense claim of Executive Officer. District of Delaware, 1201 Market Street, [FR Doc. 2011–13062 Filed 5–23–11; 4:15 pm] $95,759. Suite 1100, Wilmington, Delaware BILLING CODE 4410–BA–P Under the Agreement, USCG (contact Ellen Slights at 302–573–6277). covenants not to file a civil action or to During the public comment period, the take any administrative or other civil Agreement may also be examined on the DEPARTMENT OF LABOR action against the Debtors to recover its following Department of Justice Web cleanup costs with respect to the site, http://www.usdoj.gov/enrd/ Office of the Secretary Facility pursuant to Section 1002(a) of Consent_Decrees.html. A copy of the OPA, 33 U.S.C. 2702(a). EPA covenants Agreement may also be obtained by mail Agency Information Collection not to file a civil action or to take any from the Consent Decree Library, P.O. Activities; Submission for OMB administrative or other civil action Box 7611, U.S. Department of Justice, Review; Comment Request; High against the Debtors: (i) To recover Washington, DC 20044–7611, or by Growth and Community-Based Job response costs or obtain injunctive relief faxing or e-mailing a request to Tonia Training Grants with respect to the Facility pursuant to Fleetwood ([email protected]), Sections 106 or 107(a) of CERCLA, 42 fax no. (202) 514–0097, phone ACTION: Notice. U.S.C. 9606 or 9607(a), or Section 7003 confirmation number (202) 514–1547. In SUMMARY: of RCRA, 42 U.S.C. 6973; (ii) to obtain The Department of Labor requesting a copy of the Agreement from (DOL) is submitting the revised civil penalties pursuant to Section the Consent Decree Library, please 311(b)(7)(A) of the CWA, 33 U.S.C. Employment and Training enclose a check in the amount of $3.50 Administration (ETA) sponsored 1321(b)(7)(A), with respect to the oil (25 cents per page reproduction cost) information collection request (ICR) discharge violations related to the payable to the U.S. Treasury (if the titled, ‘‘High Growth and Community- Facility specifically alleged in the request is by fax or e-mail, forward a Based Job Training Grants,’’ to the Office proofs of claim filed by EPA and USCG check to the Consent Decree library at of Management and Budget (OMB) for on February 7, 2011 (‘‘EPA/USCG the address stated above). review and approval for use in POCs’’), (iii) to obtain civil penalties accordance with the Paperwork pursuant to Section 311(b)(7)(B) of the Ronald G. Gluck, Reduction Act (PRA) of 1995 (Pub. L. CWA, 33 U.S.C. 1321(b)(7)(B), with Assistant Section Chief, Environmental 104–13, 44 U.S.C. chapter 35). respect to the CWA Order violations Enforcement Section, Environment and specifically alleged in the EPA/USCG Natural Resources Division. DATES: Submit comments on or before POCs; or (iv) to obtain civil penalties [FR Doc. 2011–13051 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] June 24, 2011. pursuant to Section 9006(d)(2) of RCRA, BILLING CODE 4410–15–P ADDRESSES: A copy of this ICR with 42 U.S.C. 6991e(d)(2), with respect to applicable supporting documentation; the Underground Storage Tank including a description of the likely violations specifically alleged in the respondents, proposed frequency of EPA/USCG POCs. The Agreement FOREIGN CLAIMS SETTLEMENT response, and estimated total burden further provides for resolution of COMMISSION may be obtained from the RegInfo.gov outstanding obligations of the Debtors to Web site, http://www.reginfo.gov/ perform work or pay penalties under the [F.C.S.C. Meeting Notice No. 3–11] public/do/PRAMain, on the day CWA Order and an October 12, 1995, following publication of this notice or RCRA Administrative Order on Consent. Sunshine Act Meeting by contacting Michel Smyth by For a period of seven days from the telephone at 202–693–4129 (this is not The Foreign Claims Settlement a toll-free number) or sending an e-mail date of this publication, the Department _ _ of Justice will receive and consider Commission, pursuant to its regulations to DOL PRA [email protected]. comments relating to the Agreement. All (45 CFR part 503) and the Government Submit comments about this request comments must be received by the in the Sunshine Act (5 U.S.C. 552b), to the Office of Information and Department of Justice within this seven hereby gives notice in regard to the Regulatory Affairs, Attn: OMB Desk day period. Comments should be scheduling of meetings for the Officer for the Department of Labor, addressed to the Assistant Attorney transaction of Commission business and Employment and Training General, Environment and Natural other matters specified, as follows: Administration (ETA), Office of Management and Budget, Room 10235, Resources Division, and either e-mailed Date and Time: Friday, June 3, 2011, Washington, DC 20503, Telephone: to [email protected] or at 10 a.m. 202–395–6929/Fax: 202–395–6881 mailed to P.O. Box 7611, U.S. Subject Matter: Issuance of Proposed Department of Justice, Washington, DC (these are not toll-free numbers), e-mail: Decisions in claims against Albania and [email protected]. 20044, and should refer to In re Libya. Caribbean Petroleum Corp., et al., No. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 10–12553(KG) (Bankr. D. Del.) and D.J. Status: Open. Michel Smyth by telephone at 202–693– Ref. No. 90–11–3–10100. A copy of any All meetings are held at the Foreign 4129 (this is not a toll-free number) or comment should be sent to Donald G. Claims Settlement Commission, 600 E by e-mail at _ _ Frankel, Senior Counsel, Department of Street, NW., Washington, DC. Requests DOL PRA [email protected]. Justice, Environmental Enforcement for information, or advance notices of SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This Section, One Gateway Center, Suite 616, intention to observe an open meeting, information collection request Newton, MA 02458, or e-mailed to may be directed to: Executive Officer, implements reporting requirements for [email protected]. Commenters Foreign Claims Settlement Commission, High Growth Job Training Initiative may request an opportunity for a public 600 E Street, NW., Room 6002, (HGJTI) and Community-Based Job
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Training Grants (CBJTG). The ETA will related notice published in the Federal DEPARTMENT OF LABOR require grantees to submit standardized Register on January 5, 2011 (76 FR 587). Employment and Training quarterly reports summarizing the Interested parties are encouraged to Administration number and types of participants served send comments to the OMB, Office of by grantees, the number of exiters, the Information and Regulatory Affairs at number of participants engaged in the address shown in the ADDRESSES [TA–W–75,162] training activities, and some participant section within 30 days of publication of outcomes. To calculate the common Pisgah Yarn and Dyeing Company measures for each grantee and for the this notice in the Federal Register. In Including On-Site Leased Workers program as a whole, the ETA will also order to help ensure appropriate From Manpower, Inc. Old Fort, NC; require grantees to submit quarterly consideration, comments should Notice of Affirmative Determination participant records about exiters that reference OMB Control Number 1205– Regarding Application for contain the minimum number of 0465. The OMB is particularly Reconsideration elements needed to obtain the interested in comments that: information to calculate the common • Evaluate whether the proposed By application dated May 12, 2011, measures. The ETA plans to use these collection of information is necessary workers requested administrative reconsideration of the negative records to obtain wage record for the proper performance of the determination regarding workers’ information from the Wage Record functions of the agency, including eligibility to apply for Trade Adjustment Interchange System, which in turn the whether the information will have ETA will use to compute common Assistance (TAA) applicable to workers practical utility; and former workers of Pisgah Yarn & measures. These reports and records • will help the ETA gauge the effects of Evaluate the accuracy of the Dyeing Company, Old Fort, North the HGJTI and CBJTG grants, identify agency’s estimate of the burden of the Carolina (subject firm). The worker grantees that could serve as useful proposed collection of information, group includes on-site leased workers models, and target technical assistance including the validity of the from Manpower, Inc. The determination appropriately. The ETA’s statutory and methodology and assumptions used; was issued on April 28, 2011. The regulatory authority to administer these • Enhance the quality, utility, and Department’s Notice of Determination programs includes provisions for the clarity of the information to be will soon be published in the Federal Register. The workers are engaged in requirement of performance reporting collected; and from grantees. The legislative authority employment related to the production of • Minimize the burden of the for these programs comes from the cotton yarn used for craft trade. collection of information on those who Workforce Investment Act (29 U.S.C. The negative determination was based 2801 et seq.) and the American are to respond, including through the on the findings that there was no shift Competitiveness in the Twenty-first use of appropriate automated, to/acquisition from a foreign country by Century Act of 2000 as amended, both electronic, mechanical, or other the subject firm in production of yarn; of which authorize and/or require that technological collection techniques or that the quantity of sales and production ETA collect information from grantees other forms of information technology, at the subject firm increased in 2010 regarding program performance and e.g., permitting electronic submission of from 2009 levels; that the subject firm participant outcomes. responses. is neither a Supplier nor a Downstream This information collection is subject Agency: Employment and Training Producer to a firm that employed a to the PRA. A Federal agency generally Administration (ETA). worker group eligible to apply for Trade cannot conduct or sponsor a collection Adjustment Assistance; and that the Title of Collection: High Growth and subject firm was not named in an of information, and the public is Community-Based Job Training Grants. generally not required to respond to an affirmative finding of injury by the U.S. information collection, unless it is OMB Control Number: 1205–0465. International Trade Commission. approved by the OMB under the PRA Affected Public: Private Sector—Not- In the request for reconsideration, the and displays a currently valid OMB for-profit institutions. petitioners alleged that the company was sold to a Canadian firm. Control Number. In addition, Total Estimated Number of notwithstanding any other provisions of Respondents: 190. The Department has carefully law, no person shall generally be subject reviewed the request for reconsideration to penalty for failing to comply with a Total Estimated Number of and the existing record, and has collection of information if the Responses: 67,760. determined that the Department will collection of information does not Total Estimated Annual Burden conduct further investigation to display a valid OMB control number. Hours: 27,980. determine if the petitioning workers meet the eligibility requirements of the See 5 CFR 1320.5(a) and 1320.6. The Total Estimated Annual Other Costs DOL obtains OMB approval for this Trade Act of 1974, as amended. Burden: $0. information collection under OMB Specifically, the Department will Control Number 1205–0465. The current Dated: May 19, 2011. conduct further investigation to OMB approval is scheduled to expire on Michel Smyth, determine whether the purchasing firm May 31, 2011; however, it should be Departmental Clearance Officer. was a successor-in-interest. noted that existing information [FR Doc. 2011–12944 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Conclusion collection requirements submitted to the BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P OMB receive a month-to-month After careful review of the extension while they undergo review. application, I conclude that the claim is Respondents would not be required to of sufficient weight to justify comply with any additional reconsideration of the U.S. Department requirements during this review period. of Labor’s prior decision. The For additional information, see the application is, therefore, granted.
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Signed at Washington, DC, this 16th day of separation from employment on date of Hewlett Packard Company Human May 2011. certification through two years from the date Resources Division Including Workers Del Min Amy Chen, of certification, are eligible to apply for Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) adjustment assistance under Chapter 2 of Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Certifying Officer, Office of Trade Adjustment Title II of the Trade Act of 1974, as amended. Systems (EDS) Three Locations in Texas Assistance. Houston and Plano (Two Locations), [FR Doc. 2011–12774 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Signed in Washington, DC, this 9th day of Texas Teleworkers In Denton, Texas BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P March 2011. TA–W–74,530H Del Min Amy Chen, Hewlett Packard Company Human Certifying Officer, Office of Trade Adjustment Resources Division Including Workers Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Assistance. Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Employment and Training [FR Doc. 2011–12776 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Systems (EDS) Herndon, Virginia Administration BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P TA–W–74,530I Hewlett Packard Company Human [TA–W–74,995] Resources Division Including Workers DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Bush Industries, Inc., Including On-Site Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Leased Workers From Express Employment and Training Systems (EDS) Vancouver, Washington Employment Professionals and Labor Administration TA–W–74,530J Ready, Erie, PA; Amended Certification Hewlett Packard Company Human Regarding Eligibility To Apply for [TA–W–74,530; TA–W–74,530A; TA–W– Resources Division Including Workers 74,530B; et al.] Worker Adjustment Assistance Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data In accordance with Section 223 of the Amended Certification Regarding Systems (EDS) Two Locations In Trade Act of 1974, as amended (‘‘Act’’), Eligibility To Apply for Worker Massachusetts Marlboro and Andover Adjustment Assistance (Two Locations), Massachusetts 19 U.S.C. 2273, the Department of Labor Teleworkers Across Massachusetts issued a Certification of Eligibility to TA–W–74,530 TA–W–74,530K Apply for Worker Adjustment Hewlett Packard Company Human Hewlett Packard Company Human Assistance on February 10, 2011, Resources Division Including Workers Resources Division Including Workers applicable to workers of Bush Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Industries, Inc., including on-site leased Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data workers from Express Employment Systems (EDS) Five Cities In California: Systems (EDS) Colorado Springs, Professionals and Labor Ready, Erie, Auburn, Cupertino, Palm Springs, Palo Colorado Teleworkers Across Colorado Pennsylvania. The workers are engaged Alto, Roseville (Two Locations) and San TA–W–74,530L Diego, California Teleworkers Across Hewlett Packard Company Human in the production of ready-to-assemble California Resources Division Including Workers wood furniture. The determination was TA–W–74,530A Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) issued on February 10, 2011. The Hewlett Packard Company Human Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Department’s Notice will soon be Resources Division Including Workers Systems (EDS) Frankfort, Kentucky published in the Federal Register. Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Teleworkers Across Kentucky At the request of the State Agency, the Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data TA–W–74,530M Department reviewed the certification Systems (EDS) Boise, Idaho Hewlett Packard Company Human for workers of the subject firm. The TA–W–74,530B Resources Division Including Workers review shows that a certification of Hewlett Packard Company Human Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Resources Division Including Workers Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data eligibility to apply for worker Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Systems (EDS) Las Vegas, Nevada adjustment assistance was issued for all Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Teleworkers Across Nevada workers of Bush Industries, Inc., Systems (EDS) Ellicott City, Maryland TA–W–74,530N including on-site leased workers from TA–W–74,530C Hewlett Packard Company Human Express Employment Professionals and Hewlett Packard Company Human Resources Division Including Workers Labor Ready, Erie, Pennsylvania, Resources Division Including Workers Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) separated from employment on or after Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data January 26, 2009 through February 3, Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Systems (EDS) Miami, Florida 2011 (TA–W–64,750). The Department’s Systems (EDS) Canton, Michigan Teleworkers Across Florida TA–W–74,530D TA–W–74,530O Notice was published in the Federal Hewlett Packard Company Human Hewlett Packard Company Human Register on March 3, 2009 (74 FR 9282). Resources Division Including Workers Resources Division Including Workers In order to avoid an overlap in worker Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) group coverage, the Department is Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data amending the December 10, 2009 Systems (EDS) Wake Forest, North Systems (EDS) Edison, New Jersey impact date established for TA–W– Carolina Teleworkers Across New Jersey 74,995 to read February 4, 2011. TA–W–74,530E TA–W–74,530P The amended notice applicable to Hewlett Packard Company Human Hewlett Packard Company Human TA–W–74,995 is hereby issued as Resources Division Including Workers Resources Division Including Workers Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) follows: Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data All workers of Bush Industries, Inc., Systems (EDS) Corvallis, Oregon Systems (EDS) Oklahoma City, including on-site leased workers from TA–W–74,530F Oklahoma Teleworkers Across Express Employment Professionals and Labor Hewlett Packard Company Human Oklahoma Ready, Erie, Pennsylvania, who became Resources Division Including Workers TA–W–74,530Q totally or partially separated from Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) Hewlett Packard Company Human employment on or after February 4, 2011, Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Resources Division Including Workers through February 10, 2013, and all workers Systems (EDS) Blue Bell, Pennsylvania Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) in the group threatened with total or partial TA–W–74,530G Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data
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Systems (EDS) Blue Ash, Ohio The amended notice applicable to Assistance on January 31, 2011, Teleworkers Across Ohio TA–W–74,530 is hereby issued as applicable to workers of St. John Knits, TA–W–74,530R follows: Inc., Irvine, California. The workers are Hewlett Packard Company Human engaged in the production of women’s Resources Division Including Workers All workers at the following locations Whose Unemployment Insurance (UI) across ten states of Hewlett Packard apparel. The notice was published in Wages Are Paid Through Electronic Data Company, Human Resources Division, the Federal Register on February 24, Systems (EDS) Naperville, Illinois including workers whose unemployment 2011 (76 FR 10397). Teleworkers Across Illinois insurance (UI) wages are paid through At the request of the State Agency, the Electronic Data Systems (EDS): Auburn, Department reviewed the certification In accordance with Section 223 of the Cupertino, Palm Springs, Palo Alto, Roseville for workers of the subject firm. The Trade Act of 1974, as amended (‘‘Act’’), (two locations), and San Diego, California review shows that on August 18, 2008, and teleworkers across California (TA–W– 19 U.S.C. 2273, the Department of Labor a certification of eligibility to apply for issued a Certification of Eligibility to 74,530); Boise, Idaho (TA–W–74,530A); Ellicott City, Maryland (TA–W–74,530B); adjustment assistance was issued for all Apply for Worker Adjustment Canton, Michigan (TA–W–74,530C); Wake workers of St. John Knits, Sample Assistance on September 3, 2010, Forest, North Carolina (TA–W–74,530D); Manufacturing Department, Irvine, applicable to workers of Hewlett Corvallis, Oregon (TA–W–74,530E); Blue California, separated from employment Packard Company, Human Resources Bell, Pennsylvania (TA–W–74,530F); on or after June 11, 2007 through August Division, Five Cities in California: Houston and Plano (two locations), Texas, 18, 2010. The notice was published in Auburn, Cupertino, Palm Springs, Palo and teleworkers in Denton, Texas (TA–W– the Federal Register on September 3, 74,530G); Herndon, Virginia (TA–W– Alto and Roseville (Two Locations), 2008 (73 FR 51529). California (TA–W–74,530), Boise, Idaho, 74,530H); and Vancouver, Washington (TA– W–74,530I); Marlboro and Andover, (two In order to avoid an overlap in worker (TA–W–74,530A), Ellicott City, locations), Massachusetts and teleworkers group coverage, the Department is Maryland (TA–W–74,530B), Canton, across Massachusetts (TA–W–74,530J; amending the November 3, 2009 impact Michigan (TA–W–74,530C), Wake Colorado Springs, Colorado and teleworkers date established for TA–W–74,839, to Forest, North Carolina (TA–W– across Colorado (TA–W–74,530K); Frankfort, read August 19, 2010. 74,530D), Corvallis, Oregon (TA–W– Kentucky and teleworkers across Kentucky The amended notice applicable to 74,530E), Blue Bell, Pennsylvania (TA– (TA–W–74,530L); Las Vegas, Nevada and TA–W–75,839 is hereby issued as W–74,530F), Three Locations in Texas: teleworkers across Nevada (TA–W–74,530M); follows: Houston and Plano (Two Locations), Miami, Florida and teleworkers across Florida (TA–W–74,530N); Edison, New All workers of St. John Knits, Inc., Irvine, Texas, Teleworkers in Denton, Texas Jersey and teleworkers across New Jersey California, who became totally or partially (TA–W–74,530G), Herndon, Virginia (TA–W–74,530O); Oklahoma City, Oklahoma separated from employment on or after (TA–W–74,530H), and Vancouver, and teleworkers across Oklahoma (TA–W– August 19, 2010, through January 31, 2013, Washington (TA–W–74,530I). The 74,530P); Blue Ash, Ohio and teleworkers and all workers in the group threatened with notice was published in the Federal across Ohio (TA–W–74,539Q); Naperville, total or partial separation from employment Register on September 21, 2010 (75 FR Illinois and teleworkers across Illinois (TA– on date of certification through two years 57516). W–74,530R), who became totally or partially from the date of certification, are eligible to separated from employment on or after apply for adjustment assistance under At the request of the State agency, the August 4, 2009, through September 3, 2012, Chapter 2 of Title II of the Trade Act of 1974, Department reviewed the certification and all workers in the group threatened with as amended. for workers of the subject firm. The total or partial separation from employment Signed in Washington, DC, this 8th day of workers provide human resource on date of certification through two years March 2011. services. from the date of certification, are eligible to Del Min Amy Chen, New findings show that worker apply for adjustment assistance under Certifying Officer, Office of Trade Adjustment separations also occurred during the Chapter 2 of Title II of the Trade Act of 1974, as amended. Assistance. relevant time period at the following [FR Doc. 2011–12777 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] locations across ten states of Hewlett Signed at Washington, DC, this 17th day of Packard Company, Human Resources May 2011. BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P Division: Marlboro and Andover, Elliott S. Kushner Certifying Officer, Division of Trade Massachusetts, Colorado Springs, DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Colorado, Frankfort, Kentucky, Las Adjustment Assistance. Vegas, Nevada, Miami, Florida, Edison, [FR Doc. 2011–12775 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Employment and Training New Jersey, Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P Administration Blue Ash, Ohio, Naperville, Illinois, and San Diego, California. Each location Amended Certification Regarding operates in conjunction with each other; DEPARTMENT OF LABOR Eligibility To Apply for Worker all were part of the overall servicing Adjustment Assistance Employment and Training operation and were impacted by the Administration shift in human resource services to TA–W–72,251 SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance [TA–W–74,839] Panama. Departments Including Workers Whose Accordingly, the Department is St. John Knits, Inc. Irvine, CA; Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are amending this certification to include Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and workers at the above mentioned Amended Certification Regarding American Drug Stores LLC Including on- locations of Hewlett Packard Company, Eligibility To Apply for Worker site Leased Workers from Volt Services Human Resources Division. Adjustment Assistance Group Boise, Idaho TA–W–72,251A The intent of the Department’s In accordance with Section 223 of the SUPERVALU, Inc. Formerly Known as certification is to include all workers of Trade Act of 1974, as amended (‘‘Act’’), New Albertsons IT and Finance the subject firm who were adversely 19 U.S.C. 2273, the Department of Labor Departments Including Workers Whose affected by a shift in human resource issued a Certification of Eligibility to Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are services to Panama. Apply for Worker Adjustment Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and
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American Drug Stores LLC Salt Lake, Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are New Albertsons, Inc. The notice was Utah Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and published in the Federal Register on TA–W–72,251B American Drug Stores LLC Spokane, September 21, 2010 (75 FR 57504– SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance Washington 57505). Departments Including Workers Whose TA–W–72,251M Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance At the request of the State agency, the Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and Departments Including Workers Whose Department reviewed the certification American Drug Stores LLC Franklin Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are for workers of the subject firm. The Park, Illinois Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and workers are engaged in employment TA–W–72,251C American Drug Stores LLC Fort Wayne, related to the supply of information SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance Indiana technology and finance services. Departments Including Workers Whose TA–W–72,251N New information shows that Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance American Drug Stores LLC is a wholly Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and Departments Including Workers Whose American Drug Stores LLC Milford, Ohio Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are owned subsidiary of New Albertsons, TA–W–72,251D Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and Inc. Some workers separated from SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance American Drug Stores, LLC West employment at the subject firms have Departments Including Workers Whose Bridgewater, Massachusetts their wages reported under separate Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are unemployment insurance (UI) tax Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and In accordance with Section 223 of the Trade Act of 1974, as amended (‘‘Act’’), accounts under the names New American Drug Stores LLC Dublin, Albertsons, Inc., and American Drug California 19 U.S.C. 2273, the Department of Labor TA–W–72,251E issued a Certification of Eligibility to Stores LLC. SUPERVALU, Inc. Formerly Known as Apply for Worker Adjustment Accordingly, the Department is New Albertsons IT and Finance Assistance on January 15, 2010, amending this certification to properly Departments Including Workers Whose applicable to workers of SUPERVALU, reflect this matter. Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are Inc., IT and Finance Departments, The intent of the Department’s Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and certification is to include all workers of American Drug Stores LLC Virginia including leased workers from Volt Services Group, Boise, Idaho (TA–W– the subject firm who were adversely Beach, Virginia affected by acquisition in services TA–W–72,251F 72,251); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance Finance Departments, Salt Lake, Utah related to the supply of information Departments Including Workers Whose (TA–W–72,251A); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT technology and finance. Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are and Finance Departments, Franklin The amended notice applicable to Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and Park, Illinois (TA–W–72,251B); TA–W–72,251 is hereby issued as American Drug Stores LLC Including on- follows: site Leased Workers From Global SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance Resources and Professional Employment Departments, Milford, Ohio (TA–W– All workers of SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Services Phoenix, Arizona 72,251C); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance Departments, including workers TA–W–72,251G Finance Departments, Dublin, California whose unemployment insurance (UI) wages SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance (TA–W–72,251D); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT are paid through New Albertsons, Inc., and American Drug Stores LLC, including leased Departments Including Workers Whose and Finance Departments, Virginia Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are workers from Volt Services Group, Boise, Beach, Virginia (TA–W–72,251E); Idaho (TA–W–72,251); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance American Drug Stores LLC Malvern, and Finance Departments, including workers Pennsylvania Departments, including leased workers whose unemployment insurance (UI) wages TA–W–72,251H from Global Resources and Professional are paid through New Albertsons, Inc., and SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance Employment Services, Phoenix, Arizona American Drug Stores LLC, Salt Lake, Utah Departments Including Workers Whose (TA–W–72,251F); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT (TA–W–72,251A); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are and Finance Departments, Malvern, Finance Departments, including workers Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and Pennsylvania (TA–W–72,251G); whose unemployment insurance (UI) wages American Drug Stores LLC Portland, are paid through New Albertsons, Inc., and SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance American Drug Stores LLC, Franklin Park, Oregon Departments, Portland, Oregon (TA–W– TA–W–72,251I Illinois (TA–W–72,251B); SUPERVALU, Inc., SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance 72,251H); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and IT and Finance Departments, including Departments Including Workers Whose Finance Departments, Aurora, Colorado workers whose unemployment insurance (UI) Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are (TA–W–72,251I); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT wages are paid through New Albertsons, Inc., Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and and Finance Departments, Lanham, and American Drug Stores LLC, Milford, American Drug Stores LLC Aurora, Maryland (TA–W–72,251J); Ohio (TA–W–72,251C); SUPERVALU Inc., IT Colorado SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance and Finance Departments, including workers TA–W–72,251J Departments, Las Vegas, Nevada (TA– whose unemployment insurance (UI) wages are paid through New Albertsons, Inc., and SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance W–72,251K); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Departments Including Workers Whose American Drug Stores LLC, Dublin, Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are Finance Departments, Spokane, California (TA–W–72,251D); SUPERVALU, Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and Washington (TA–W–72,251L); Inc., IT and Finance Departments, including American Drug Stores LLC Lanham, SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance workers whose unemployment insurance (UI) Maryland Departments, Fort Wayne, Indiana (TA– wages are paid through New Albertsons, Inc., TA–W–72,251K W–72,251M); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and and American Drug Stores LLC, Virginia SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance Finance Departments, West Beach, Virginia (TA–W–72,251E); Departments Including Workers Whose Bridgewater, Massachusetts (TA–W– SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance Unemployment Insurance (UI) Wages are 72,251N). The notice was published in Departments, including workers whose unemployment insurance (UI) wages are paid Paid Through New Albertsons, Inc., and the Federal Register on February 16, American Drug Stores LLC Las Vegas, through New Albertsons, Inc., and American Nevada 2010 (75 FR 7037). The notice was Drug Stores LLC, including leased workers TA–W–72,251L amended on September 7, 2010 to from Global Resources and Professional SUPERVALU, Inc. IT and Finance include workers whose unemployment Employment Services, Phoenix, Arizona Departments Including Workers Whose insurance (UI) wages are paid through (TA–W–72,251F); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and
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Finance Departments, including workers 19 U.S.C. 2273, the Department of Labor DEPARTMENT OF LABOR whose unemployment insurance (UI) wages (‘‘Department’’) issued a Certification of are paid through New Albertsons, Inc., and Eligibility to Apply for Worker Employment and Training American Drug Stores LLC, Malvern, Administration Pennsylvania (TA–W–72,251G); Adjustment Assistance on November 19, SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance 2010, applicable to workers of Deloitte [TA–W–72,888] Departments, including workers whose Financial Advisory Services LLP, Real unemployment insurance (UI) wages are paid Estate Consulting, Houston, Texas Tektronix, Inc., Including Workers through New Albertsons, Inc., and American (subject firm). The Department’s Notice Whose UI Wages Were Reported Under Drug Stores LLC, Portland, Oregon (TA–W– was published in the Federal Register Tektronix Component Solutions, 72,251H); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance on December 6, 2010 (75 FR 75700). The Formerly Known as Maxtek, and Departments, including workers whose Tektronix Service Solutions, a unemployment insurance (UI) wages are paid subject worker group supplies real through New Albertsons, Inc., and American estate valuation services for the subject Subsidiary of Tektronix, Inc. and Drug Stores LLC, Aurora, Colorado (TA–W– firm. Including On-Site Leased Workers 72,251I); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance From Adecco Employment Services Departments, including workers whose The Department, on its own motion, Beaverton, OR; Amended Certification unemployment insurance (UI) wages are paid reviewed the administrative record. The Regarding Eligibility To Apply for through New Albertsons, Inc., and American record revealed that an earlier petition Worker Adjustment Assistance Drug Stores LLC, Lanham, Maryland (TA–W– (dated May 27, 2009) submitted on 72,251J); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance behalf of the same worker group was not In accordance with Section 223 of the Departments, including workers whose properly instituted until March 11, Trade Act of 1974, as amended (‘‘Act’’), unemployment insurance (UI) wages are 2010. 19 U.S.C. 2273, the Department of Labor through New Albertsons, Inc., and American issued a Certification of Eligibility to Drug Stores LLC, Las Vegas, Nevada (TA–W– The intent of the Department’s apply for Worker Adjustment Assistance 72,251K); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and Finance certification is to include all workers on March 2, 2010, applicable to workers Departments, including workers whose employed at Deloitte Financial Advisory unemployment insurance (UI) wages are paid of Tektronix, Inc., Beaverton, Oregon. through New Albertsons, Inc., and American Services LLP, Real Estate Consulting, The workers produce general purpose Drug Stores LLC, Spokane, Washington (TA– Houston, Texas who were adversely electronic test equipment. The notice W–72,251L); SUPERVALU, Inc., IT and affected by a shift in services to India was published in the Federal Register Finance Departments, including workers that were separated on or after May 27, on April 23, 2010 (75 FR 21361) An whose unemployment insurance (UI) wages 2008 through November 19, 2012. amended certification was issued on are paid through New Albertsons, Inc., and April 19, 2010 to include workers American Drug Stores LLC, Fort Wayne, The amended notice applicable to Indiana (TA–W–72,251M); SUPERVALU, TA–W–73,696 is hereby issued as whose wages were reported under a Inc., IT and Finance Departments, including follows: separate unemployment insurance (UI) workers whose unemployment insurance (UI) tax account for Maxtek, a wholly owned wages are paid through New Albertsons, Inc., All workers of Deloitte Financial Advisory subsidiary of Tektronix, Inc. The notice and American Drug Stores LLC, West Services LLP, Real Estate Consulting, was published in the Federal Register Bridgewater, Massachusetts (TA–W– Houston, Texas, who became totally or on April 29, 2010 (75 FR 22629) 72,251N), who became totally or partially partially separated from employment on or At the request of a company official, separated from employment on or after after May 27, 2008, through November 19, the Department reviewed the September 2, 2008 through January 15, 2012, 2012, and all workers in the group threatened certification for workers of the subject and all workers in the group threatened with with total or partial separation from firm. The workers are engaged in total or partial separation from employment employment on date of certification through on the date of certification through two years activities related to production of two years from the date of certification, are from the date of certification, are eligible to general purpose electronic test apply for adjustment assistance under eligible to apply for adjustment assistance equipment. Chapter 2 of Title II of the Trade Act of 1974, under Chapter 2 of Title II of the Trade Act New information shows that Maxtek as amended. of 1974, as amended. has been renamed to Tektronix Component Solutions. In addition, some Signed at Washington, DC, this 10th day of Signed in Washington, DC, this 8th day of March 2011. workers of Tektronix, Inc., Beaverton, March 2011. Elliott S. Kushner, Oregon may now have their wages Del Min Amy Chen, Certifying Officer, Division of Trade reported under Tektronix Service Adjustment Assistance. Certifying Officer, Office of Trade Adjustment Solutions, a new subsidiary of Assistance. [FR Doc. 2011–12780 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Tektronix, Inc. Accordingly, the [FR Doc. 2011–12778 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P Department is amending this BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P certification to properly reflect this matter. DEPARTMENT OF LABOR The intent of the Department’s certification is to include all workers of Employment and Training the subject firm who were adversely Administration affected by the shift in production of general purpose electronic test [TA–W–73,696] equipment to a foreign country. Deloitte Financial Advisory Services The amended notice applicable to LLP, Real Estate Consulting, Houston, TA–W–72,888 is hereby issued as TX; Amended Certification Regarding follows: Eligibility To Apply for Worker All workers Tektronix, Inc., including Adjustment Assistance workers of Tektronix Component Solutions, formerly known as Maxtek, and Tektronix In accordance with Section 223 of the Service Solutions, a subsidiary of Tektronix, Trade Act of 1974, as amended (‘‘Act’’), Inc., and including on-site leased workers
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from Adecco Employment Services, All workers of Faribault Woolen Mill designation of certain animals and Beaverton, Oregon, who became totally or Company, Faribault, Minnesota (TA–W– certain geographic areas requiring partially separated from employment on or 71,859) and Faribo Woolens, Inc., A Related special protection. The regulations after November 17, 2008, through March 2, Company of Farbault Woolen Mills establish such a permit system to 2012, and all workers in the group threatened Company, Faribault, Minnesota (TA–W– with total or partial separation from 71,859A), who became totally or partially designate Antarctic Specially Protected employment on the date of certification separated from employment on or after July Areas. through two years from the date of 29, 2008, through December 9, 2011, and all Description of Permit Modification certification, are eligible to apply for workers in the group threatened with total or Requested: The Foundation issued a adjustment assistance under Chapter 2 of partial separation from employment on date permit (2009–013) to Dr. Robert Pitman Title II of the Trade Act of 1974, as amended. of certification through two years from the on October 10, 2008. The issued permit date of certification, are eligible to apply for Signed in Washington, DC, this 4th day of allows the applicant access to satellite adjustment assistance under Chapter 2 of tag or attach suction cup tags and take March 2011. Title II of the Trade Act of 1974, as amended. Michael W. Jaffe, skin biopsies from Killer whales, Minke Signed in Washington, DC, this 3rd day of whales and Humpback whales to study Certifying Officer, Office of Trade Adjustment March, 2011. Assistance. their movement patterns, diet Michael W. Jaffe, preferences, and genetics. [FR Doc. 2011–12781 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Certifying Officer, Office of Trade Adjustment The applicant requests a modification BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P Assistance. to his permit to add two additional [FR Doc. 2011–12779 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] whale species: 200 Blue whales and 200 DEPARTMENT OF LABOR BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P Fin whales. In addition, the applicant wishes to revise his current takes to 400 Employment and Training Killer whales, 300 Humpback whales, Administration NATIONAL SCIENCE FOUNDATION and 50 Minke whales. Location: Ross Sea and McMurdo [TA–W–71,859, TA–W–71,859A] Notice of Permit Applications Received Sound area and the Antarctic Peninsula Faribault Woolen Mill Company, Under the Antarctic Conservation Act regions. Faribault, MN; Faribo Woolens, Inc., a of 1978 (Pub. L. 95–541) Dates: October 1, 2011 to January 1, 2014. Related Company of Faribault Woolen AGENCY: National Science Foundation. Mill Company, Faribault, MN; Amended ACTION: Notice of Permit Modification Nadene G. Kennedy, Certification Regarding Eligibility To Permit Officer, Office of Polar Programs. Apply for Worker Adjustment Received under the Antarctic Assistance Conservation Act of 1978, Public Law [FR Doc. 2011–12913 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 95–541. BILLING CODE 7555–01–P In accordance with Section 223 of the Trade Act of 1974, as amended (‘‘Act’’), SUMMARY: The National Science Foundation (NSF) is required to publish 19 U.S.C. 2273, the Department of Labor NUCLEAR REGULATORY a notice of requests to modify permits issued a Certification of Eligibility to COMMISSION Apply for Worker Adjustment issued to conduct activities regulated Assistance on December 9, 2009, under the Antarctic Conservation Act of [Docket No. 72–0009; NRC–2010–0188] applicable to workers of Faribault 1978. NSF has published regulations Woolen Mill Company, Faribault, under the Antarctic Conservation Act at Notice of Availability of Environmental Minnesota. The notice was published in Title 45 Part 670 of the Code of Federal Assessment and Finding of No the Federal Register on January 25, Regulations. This is the required notice Significant Impact for the License 2010 (75 FR 3930). of a requested permit modification. Amendment for the Fort St. Vrain At the request of the State agency, the DATES: Interested parties are invited to Independent Spent Fuel Storage Department reviewed the certification submit written data, comments, or Installation for workers of the subject firm. The views with respect to this permit AGENCY: Nuclear Regulatory workers are engaged in the production application by June 24, 2011. Permit Commission. of wool and wool blend blankets. applications may be inspected by ACTION: Notice of availability. New findings show that worker interested parties at the Permit Office, separations occurred during the relevant address below. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Jean time period at Faribo Woolens, Inc., a ADDRESSES: Comments should be Related Company of Faribault Woolen Trefethen, Project Manager, addressed to Permit Office, Room 755, Environmental Review Branch A, Mill Company, a retail outlet store for Office of Polar Programs, National the subject firm, Faribault Woolen Mill Division of Waste Management and Science Foundation, 4201 Wilson Environmental Protection, Office of Company. Boulevard, Arlington, Virginia 22230. Accordingly, the Department is Federal and State Materials and amending the certification to include FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Environmental Management Programs, workers of the Faribo Woolens, Inc., A Nadene G. Kennedy at the above U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, Related Company of Faribault Woolen address or (703) 292–7405. Washington, DC 20555. Telephone: Mill Company, Faribault, Minnesota. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 301–415–5137; Fax: 301–415–5369; e- The intent of the Department’s National Science Foundation, as mail: [email protected]. certification is to include all workers of directed by the Antarctic Conservation SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: the subject firm who were adversely Act of 1978 (Pub. L. 95–541), as I. Introduction affected by increased imports of wool amended by the Antarctic Science, and wool blend blankets. Tourism and Conservation Act of 1996, The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory The amended notice applicable to has developed regulations for the Commission (NRC) is considering an TA–W–71,859 is hereby issued as establishment of a permit system for application dated November 10, 2009, follows: various activities in Antarctica and from the U.S. Department of Energy
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(DOE) for the renewal of the Special Temperature Gas Cooled Reactor not result in a significant effect on the Nuclear Materials (SNM) License SNM– (HTGR) fuel. The FSV reactor was built quality of the human environment. 2504 for the Fort St. Vrain (FSV) and operated during the 1970s and NRC staff consulted with other Independent Spent Fuel Storage 1980s. It was permanently shut down in agencies regarding the proposed action, Installation (ISFSI) located in 1989 and decommissioned. Some of the including regional Native American Platteville, Colorado. If granted, the spent fuel is in dry storage at DOE’s Tribes, the Colorado Department of renewed license will authorize DOE to Idaho National Engineering Laboratory Public Health and Environment, the continue to possess and store spent fuel (INEL) facility. Facilities were not made Colorado Historical Society, and the and associated radioactive wastes at the available at INEL to store all the spent U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service. The FSV ISFSI. License SNM–2504 expires fuel and associated radioactive waste consultations ensured that the on November 30, 2011. This renewal, if from the FSV reactor. Renewal of requirements of Section 7 of the granted, will extend the term of license materials license SNM–2504 is needed Endangered Species Act and Section SNM–2504 to November 30, 2031. for further safe storage of spent fuel at 106 of the National Historic The NRC has prepared an the FSV ISFSI. Preservation Act were met and provided Environmental Assessment (EA) as part The NRC has prepared an EA as part the designated State liaison agency the of its review of this proposed license of its review of the proposed license opportunity to comment on the renewal in accordance with the renewal. The NRC staff considered the proposed action. requirements of 10 CFR part 51. Based following environmental resource areas III. Finding of No Significant Impact on the EA, the NRC has determined that in its evaluation: Air quality; noise; land a Finding of No Significant Impact On the basis of the EA, the NRC staff use; water use and quality; (FONSI) is appropriate. The NRC is also concludes that renewal of license SNM– socioeconomics; historic, conducting a safety evaluation of this 2504 for the FSV ISFSI will not archaeological, and cultural resources; action, pursuant to 10 CFR part 72. The significantly affect the quality of the threatened and endangered species; results of the safety evaluation will be human environment. Therefore, scenic and visual; waste management; documented in a separate Safety pursuant to 10 CFR 51.31 and 51.32, an transportation; and public and Evaluation Report. If DOE’s request is environmental impact statement is not approved, the NRC will issue a renewed occupational health and safety. warranted for the proposed action, and license following the publication of this The environmental impacts of these a FONSI is appropriate. EA and FONSI. resource areas were determined to be the small. The proposed license renewal IV. Further Information II. EA Summary request does not require altering the site Documents related to this action, The proposed licensing action is to footprint nor does it change the including the application for renewal of renew license SNM–2504 for an operating processes of the existing SNM–2504 and supporting additional 20 years to authorize the facility. The proposed action will not documentation, are available continued operation of the FSV ISFSI in adversely affect Federal- or state-listed electronically at the NRC’s Electronic Platteville, Colorado. If approved, DOE threatened or endangered species. Reading Room at http://www.nrc.gov/ will be allowed to possess and store Public and occupational radiological reading-rm/adams.html. From this site, spent fuel and associated radioactive dose exposures have been and are you can access the NRC’s Agencywide wastes at the FSV ISFSI until November expected to be below 10 CFR part 20 Document Access and Management 30, 2031. regulatory limits. Cumulative impacts System (ADAMS), which provides text The FSV ISFSI uses a Modular Vault over the 20-year renewal period were and image files of NRC’s public Dry Storage (MVDS), which is a also evaluated and determined to be documents. The ADAMS accession contained shield system designed for 40 small. Therefore, the NRC staff numbers for the documents related to years of interim storage of the FSV High concludes that the proposed action will this notice are:
Document ADAMS accession No.
DOE License Renewal Application ...... ML093230788 NRC letter to DOE—Request for Additional Information (RAI) ...... ML103260338 DOE letter to NRC—Response to RAI ...... ML110380111 Annual Radiological Environmental Monitoring Reports (2007, 2008, 2009) ...... ML070650337 (2007), ML080590359 (2008), ML090560534 (2009) NRC letter to U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service ...... ML102880322 Letters from U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service to DOE and NRC ...... ML110380119(DOE), ML103340416(NRC) NRC letter to Colorado Historical Society ...... ML102880361 Letters from Colorado Historical Society to DOE and NRC ...... ML110380132(DOE), ML110590901(NRC) NRC letters to Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment ...... ML102880196, ML110420186 Letters from Colorado Department of Public Health and Environment to NRC ...... ML103260293, ML111110258 Letter to Colorado State Historic Preservation Officer from NRC. Letter from Colorado State Historic Preservation Officer to DOE and NRC ...... ML110380132(DOE), ML110590901(NRC) NRC Tribal Consultation Letters To: Northern Cheyenne ...... ML103140530 Southern UTE Indian ...... ML103140298 Three Affiliated Tribes ...... ML103140358 Standing Rock Sioux ...... ML103140316
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Northern Arapaho ...... ML103140496 Rosebud Sioux ...... ML103140281 San Ildefonso Pueblo ...... ML103140114 Santa Clara Pueblo ...... ML103140261 Apache Tribe of Oklahoma ...... ML103140072 Crow Creek Sioux ...... ML103140181 Crow Nation ...... ML103140202 Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma ...... ML103140282 Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma ...... ML103140470 Shoshone ...... ML103140227 Fort Sill Apache ...... ML103140247 Jicarilla Apache Tribal Council ...... ML103140269 Ute Mountain Ute ...... ML103140378 Pueblo of Santa Ana ...... ML103140174 Comanche Tribal Business Committee ...... ML103140149 Zuni Pueblo ...... ML103140574 Pueblo de Cochiti ...... ML103140531 Ohkay Owingeh ...... ML103140570 Oglala Sioux ...... ML103140548 Cheyenne & Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma ...... ML103130533 Mescalero Apache ...... ML103140458 Letter from Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma to NRC ...... ML110550709 1972 AEC Environmental Statement Related to Operation of the FSV NGS ...... ML110590923 1991 NRC Final Environmental Assessment Related to Construction of FSV ISFSI ...... ML062710252 2011 NRC Final Environmental Assessment for the License Renewal for FSV ISFSI ...... ML111110339
If you do not have access to ADAMS NUCLEAR REGULATORY www.regulations.gov. Because your or if there are problems in accessing the COMMISSION comments will not be edited to remove documents located in ADAMS, contact any identifying or contact information, [Docket Nos. 50–269, 50–270, and 50–287; the NRC cautions you against including the NRC Public Document Room (PDR) NRC–2011–0113] reference staff at 1–800–397–4209, 301– any information in your submission that 415–4737, or by e-mail to Duke Energy Carolinas, LLC, Oconee you do not want to be publicly [email protected]. Nuclear Station, Units 1, 2, and 3, disclosed. The NRC requests that any party These documents may also be viewed Notice of Consideration of Issuance of Amendment to Facility Operating soliciting or aggregating comments electronically on the public computers received from other persons for located at the NRC’s Public Document License, Proposed No Significant Hazards Consideration Determination, submission to the NRC inform those Room (PDR), O1 F21, One White Flint and Opportunity for a Hearing and persons that the NRC will not edit their North, 11555 Rockville Pike, Rockville, Order Imposing Procedures for comments to remove any identifying or MD 20852. The PDR reproduction Document Access to Sensitive contact information, and therefore, they contractor will copy documents for a Unclassified Non-Safeguards should not include any information in fee. Information their comments that they do not want publicly disclosed. You may submit Dated at Rockville, Maryland, this 16th day comments by any one of the following of May, 2011. AGENCY: Nuclear Regulatory Commission. methods: For the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. • ACTION: Notice of license amendment Federal Rulemaking Web site: Go to Andrew Persinko, request, opportunity to comment, http://www.regulations.gov and search Deputy Director, Environmental Protection opportunity to request a hearing, and for documents filed under Docket ID and Performance Assessment Directorate, Commission order. NRC–2011–0113. Address questions Division of Waste Management and about NRC dockets to Carol Gallagher Environmental Protection, Office of Federal DATES: Submit comments by June 24, 301–492–3668; e-mail and State Materials and Environmental 2011. A request for a hearing must be [email protected]. Management Programs. • filed by July 25, 2011. Any potential Mail comments to: Cindy Bladey, [FR Doc. 2011–12960 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] party as defined in 10 CFR 2.4 who Chief, Rules, Announcements and BILLING CODE 7590–01–P believes access to Sensitive Unclassified Directives Branch (RADB), Office of Non-Safeguards Information (SUNSI) is Administration, Mail Stop: TWB–05– necessary to respond to this notice must B01M, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory request document access by June 6, Commission, Washington, DC 20555– 2011. 0001, • Fax comments to: RADB at 301– ADDRESSES: You may submit comments 492–3446. You can access publicly by any one of the following methods. available documents related to this Please include Docket ID NRC–2011– notice using the following methods: 0113 in the subject line of your NRC’s Public Document Room (PDR): comments. Comments submitted in The public may examine, and have writing or in electronic form will be copied for a fee, publicly available posted on the NRC Web site and on the documents at the NRC’s PDR, Room O1 Federal rulemaking Web site http:// F21, One White Flint North, 11555
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Rockville Pike, Rockville, Maryland Before issuance of the proposed new or different kinds of accidents is 20852. These documents may also be license amendment, the Commission not created. viewed electronically on the public will have made findings required by the (3) Does the propose change involve computers located at the NRC’s PDR at Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended a significant reduction in a margin of 11555 Rockville Pike, Rockville, (the Act), and the Commission’s safety? Maryland 20852. regulations. Response: The application of an FRP NRC’s Agencywide Documents Access The Commission has made a system to existing Auxiliary Building and Management System (ADAMS): proposed determination that the masonry walls will act to enhance the Publicly available documents created or amendment request involves no margin of safety, e.g., the West received at the NRC are available online significant hazards consideration. Under Penetration Room walls, by increasing in the NRC Library at http:// the Commission’s regulations in Title 10 the walls’ ability to resist tornado- www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/adams.html. of the Code of Federal Regulations (10 induced differential pressure. From this page, the public can gain CFR) 50.92, this means that operation of Consequently, this change does not entry into ADAMS, which provides text the facility in accordance with the involve a significant reduction in a and image files of NRC’s public proposed amendment would not (1) margin of safety. The NRC staff has reviewed the documents. If you do not have access to involve a significant increase in the licensee’s analysis and, based on this ADAMS or if there are problems in probability or consequences of an review, it appears that the three accessing the documents located in accident previously evaluated; or (2) standards of 10 CFR 50.92(c) are ADAMS, contact the NRC’s PDR create the possibility of a new or satisfied. Therefore, the NRC staff reference staff at 1–800–397–4209, 301– different kind of accident from any proposes to determine that the 415–4737, or by e-mail to accident previously evaluated; or (3) amendment request involves no [email protected]. The application involve a significant reduction in a for amendment, dated June 29, 2009, significant hazards consideration. margin of safety. As required by 10 CFR The Commission is seeking public contains proprietary information and 50.91(a), the licensee has provided its accordingly, those portions are being comments on this proposed analysis of the issue of no significant determination. Any comments received withheld from public disclosure. A hazards consideration, which is redacted version of the application for by June 24, 2011 will be considered in presented below: making any final determination. You amendment is available electronically (1) Does the propose change involve under ADAMS Accession Number may submit comments using any of the a significant increase in the probability methods discussed under the ML091871223. The supplements to the or consequences of an accident ADDRESSES caption. application dated June 24, 2010 previously evaluated? (ADAMS Accession Number Normally, the Commission will not Response: Physical protection from a ML101830011), and February 15, 2011 issue the amendment until the tornado event is a design basis criterion (ADAMS Accession Number expiration of 60 days after the date of rather than a requirement of a ML091871223), do not contain any publication of this notice. The previously analyzed [Updated Final proprietary information. Commission may issue the license Federal Rulemaking Web site: Public Safety Analysis Report] UFSAR accident amendment before expiration of the 60- comments and supporting materials analysis. The current licensing basis day period provided that its final related to this notice can be found at (CLB) for Oconee states that systems, determination is that the amendment http://www.regulations.gov by searching structures, and components (SSC’s) involves no significant hazards on Docket ID: NRC–2011–0113. required to shut down and maintain the consideration. In addition, the units in a shutdown condition will not FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Commission may issue the amendment fail as a result of damage caused by John Stang, Project Manager, Plant prior to the expiration of the 30-day natural phenomena. Licensing Branch 2–1, Division of comment period should circumstances Operating Reactor Licensing, Office of The in-fill masonry walls to be change during the 30-day comment Nuclear Reactor Regulation, U.S. strengthened using an FRP system are period such that failure to act in a Nuclear Regulatory Commission, passive, non-structural elements. The timely way would result, for example, Washington, DC 20555. Telephone: use of an [fiber reinforced polymer] FRP in derating or shutdown of the facility. 301–415–1345; fax number: 301–415– system on existing Auxiliary Building Should the Commission take action 1222; e-mail: [email protected]. masonry walls will allow them to resist prior to the expiration of either the uniform pressure loads resulting from a SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: comment period or the notice period, it tornado and will not adversely affect the will publish in the Federal Register a I. Introduction structure’s ability to withstand other notice of issuance. Should the The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory design basis events such as earthquakes Commission make a final No Significant Commission (NRC or the Commission) or fires. Hazards Consideration Determination, is considering issuance of an Therefore, the proposed use of FRP on any hearing will take place after amendment to Renewed Facility existing masonry walls will not issuance. The Commission expects that Operating Licenses Nos. DPR–38, DPR– significantly increase the probability or the need to take this action will occur 47, and DPR–55 issued to Duke Energy consequences of an accident previously very infrequently. Carolinas, LLC (the licensee), for evaluated. II. Opportunity To Request a Hearing operation of the Oconee Nuclear (2) Does the propose change create the Station, Units 1, 2, and 3 located in possibility of a new or different kind of Requirements for hearing requests and Oconee County, South Carolina. accident from any accident previously petitions for leave to intervene are The proposed amendment would evaluated? found in 10 CFR 2.309, ‘‘Hearing approve changes to the Updated Final Response: The final state of the FRP requests, petitions to intervene, Safety Analysis Report to allow the use system is passive in nature and will not requirements for standing, and of fiber reinforced polymer on masonry initiate or cause an accident. More contentions.’’ Interested persons should walls for uniform pressure loads generally, this understanding supports consult 10 CFR part 2, Section 2.309, resulting from a tornado event. the conclusion that the potential for which is available at the NRC’s Public
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Document Room (PDR), Room O1–F21, references to specific portions of the person making a limited appearance One White Flint North, 11555 Rockville application for amendment that the may make an oral or written statement Pike, Rockville, MD 20852 (or call the requestor/petitioner disputes and the of position on the issues, but may not PDR at 1–800–397–4209 or 301–415– supporting reasons for each dispute, or, otherwise participate in the proceeding. 4737). NRC regulations are also if the requestor/petitioner believes that A limited appearance may be made at accessible online from the NRC Library the application for amendment fails to any session of the hearing or at any at http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/ contain information on a relevant matter prehearing conference, subject to such adams.html. as required by law, the identification of limits and conditions as may be each failure and the supporting reasons imposed by the Licensing Board. III. Petitions for Leave To Intervene for the requestor’s/petitioner’s belief. Persons desiring to make a limited Any person whose interest may be Each contention must be one which, if appearance are requested to inform the affected by this proceeding and who proven, would entitle the requestor/ Secretary of the Commission by July 25, wishes to participate as a party in the petitioner to relief. 2011. proceeding must file a written petition Those permitted to intervene become If a hearing is requested, the for leave to intervene. As required by 10 parties to the proceeding, subject to any Commission will make a final CFR 2.309, a petition for leave to limitations in the order granting leave to determination on the issue of no intervene shall set forth with intervene, and have the opportunity to significant hazards consideration. The particularity the interest of the participate fully in the conduct of the final determination will serve to decide requestor/petitioner in the proceeding hearing with respect to resolution of when the hearing is held. If the final and how that interest may be affected by that person’s admitted contentions, determination is that the amendment the results of the proceeding. The including the opportunity to present request involves no significant hazards petition must provide the name, evidence and to submit a cross- consideration, the Commission may address, and telephone number of the examination plan for cross-examination issue the amendment and make it requestor or petitioner and specifically of witnesses, consistent with NRC immediately effective, notwithstanding explain the reasons why the regulations, policies, and procedures. the request for a hearing. Any hearing intervention should be permitted with The Atomic Safety and Licensing Board held would take place after issuance of particular reference to the following (the Licensing Board) will set the time the amendment. If the final factors: (1) The nature of the requestor’s/ and place for any prehearing determination is that the amendment petitioner’s right under the Act to be conferences and evidentiary hearings, request involves a significant hazards made a party to the proceeding; (2) the and the appropriate notices will be consideration, then any hearing held nature and extent of the requestor’s/ provided. would take place before the issuance of petitioner’s property, financial, or other Non-timely petitions for leave to any amendment. interest in the proceeding; and (3) the intervene and contentions, amended possible effect of any decision or order petitions, and supplemental petitions IV. Electronic Submissions (E-Filing) which may be entered in the proceeding will not be entertained absent a All documents filed in NRC on the requestor’s/petitioner’s interest. determination by the Commission, the adjudicatory proceedings, including a The petition must also identify the Licensing Board or a presiding officer request for hearing, a petition for leave specific contentions which the that the petition should be granted and/ to intervene, any motion or other requestor/petitioner seeks to have or the contentions should be admitted document filed in the proceeding prior litigated at the proceeding. based upon a balancing of the factors to the submission of a request for A petition for leave to intervene must specified in 10 CFR 2.309(c)(1)(i)–(viii). hearing or petition to intervene, and also include a specification of the A State, county, municipality, documents filed by interested contentions that the petitioner seeks to Federally-recognized Indian Tribe, or governmental entities participating have litigated in the hearing. For each agencies thereof, may submit a petition under 10 CFR 2.315(c), must be filed in contention, the requestor/petitioner to the Commission to participate as a accordance with the NRC E-Filing rule must provide a specific statement of the party under 10 CFR 2.309(d)(2). The (72 FR 49139, August 28, 2007). The issue of law or fact to be raised or petition should state the nature and E-Filing process requires participants to controverted, as well as a brief extent of the petitioner’s interest in the submit and serve all adjudicatory explanation of the basis for the proceeding. The petition should be documents over the Internet, or in some contention. Additionally, the requestor/ submitted to the Commission by July 25, cases to mail copies on electronic petitioner must demonstrate that the 2011. The petition must be filed in storage media. Participants may not issue raised by each contention is accordance with the filing instructions submit paper copies of their filings within the scope of the proceeding and in Section IV of this document, and unless they seek an exemption in is material to the findings the NRC must should meet the requirements for accordance with the procedures make to support the granting of a license petitions for leave to intervene set forth described below. amendment in response to the in this section, except that State and To comply with the procedural application. The petition must include a Federally-recognized Indian Tribes do requirements of E-Filing, at least ten concise statement of the alleged facts or not need to address the standing (10) days prior to the filing deadline, the expert opinions which support the requirements in 10 CFR 2.309(d)(1) if participant should contact the Office of position of the requestor/petitioner and the facility is located within its the Secretary by e-mail at on which the requestor/petitioner boundaries. The entities listed above [email protected], or by telephone intends to rely at hearing, together with could also seek to participate in a at 301–415–1677, to request (1) a digital references to the specific sources and hearing as a nonparty pursuant to 10 identification (ID) certificate, which documents on which the requestor/ CFR 2.315(c). allows the participant (or its counsel or petitioner intends to rely. Finally, the Any person who does not wish, or is representative) to digitally sign petition must provide sufficient not qualified, to become a party to this documents and access the E–Submittal information to show that a genuine proceeding may request permission to server for any proceeding in which it is dispute exists with the applicant on a make a limited appearance pursuant to participating; and (2) advise the material issue of law or fact, including the provisions of 10 CFR 2.315(a). A Secretary that the participant will be
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submitting a request or petition for have advised the Office of the Secretary privacy information, such as Social hearing (even in instances in which the that they wish to participate in the Security numbers, home addresses, or participant, or its counsel or proceeding, so that the filer need not home phone numbers in their filings, representative, already holds an NRC- serve the documents on those unless an NRC regulation or other law issued digital ID certificate). Based upon participants separately. Therefore, requires submission of such this information, the Secretary will applicants and other participants (or information. With respect to establish an electronic docket for the their counsel or representative) must copyrighted works, except for limited hearing in this proceeding if the apply for and receive a digital ID excerpts that serve the purpose of the Secretary has not already established an certificate before a hearing request/ adjudicatory filings and would electronic docket. petition to intervene is filed so that they constitute a Fair Use application, Information about applying for a can obtain access to the document via participants are requested not to include digital ID certificate is available on the the E-Filing system. copyrighted materials in their NRC’s public Web site at http:// A person filing electronically using submission. www.nrc.gov/site-help/e-submittals/ the agency’s adjudicatory E-Filing Petitions for leave to intervene must apply-certificates.html. System system may seek assistance by be filed no later than 60 days from May requirements for accessing the contacting the NRC Meta System Help 25, 2011. Non-timely filings will not be E-Submittal server are detailed in the Desk through the ‘‘Contact Us’’ link entertained absent a determination by NRC’s ‘‘Guidance for Electronic located on the NRC Web site at http:// the presiding officer that the petition or Submission,’’ which is available on the www.nrc.gov/site-help/e- request should be granted or the agency’s public Web site at http:// submittals.html, by e-mail at contentions should be admitted, based www.nrc.gov/site-help/e- [email protected], or by a toll- on a balancing of the factors specified in submittals.html. Participants may free call at 1–866–672–7640. The NRC 10 CFR 2.309(c)(1)(i)–(viii). attempt to use other software not listed Meta System Help Desk is available Attorney for licensee: Lara S. Nichols, on the Web site, but should note that the between 8 a.m. and 8 p.m., Eastern Associate General Counsel, Duke Energy NRC’s E-Filing system does not support Time, Monday through Friday, Corporation, 526 South Church Street— unlisted software, and the NRC Meta excluding government holidays. EC07H, Charlotte, NC 28202. Participants who believe that they System Help Desk will not be able to Order Imposing Procedures for Access have a good cause for not submitting offer assistance in using unlisted to Sensitive Unclassified Non- documents electronically must file an software. Safeguards Information for Contention If a participant is electronically exemption request, in accordance with Preparation submitting a document to the NRC in 10 CFR 2.302(g), with their initial paper accordance with the E-Filing rule, the filing requesting authorization to A. This Order contains instructions participant must file the document continue to submit documents in paper regarding how potential parties to this using the NRC’s online, Web-based format. Such filings must be submitted proceeding may request access to submission form. In order to serve by: (1) First-class mail addressed to the documents containing Sensitive documents through the Electronic Office of the Secretary of the Unclassified Non-Safeguards Information Exchange System, users Commission, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Information (SUNSI) will be required to install a Web Commission, Washington, DC 20555– B. Within 10 days after publication of browser plug-in from the NRC Web site. 0001, Attention: Rulemaking and this notice of hearing and opportunity to Further information on the Web-based Adjudications Staff; or (2) courier, petition for leave to intervene, any submission form, including the express mail, or expedited delivery potential party who believes access to installation of the Web browser plug-in, service to the Office of the Secretary, SUNSI is necessary to respond to this is available on the NRC’s public Web Sixteenth Floor, One White Flint North, notice may request such access. A site at http://www.nrc.gov/site-help/ 11555 Rockville Pike, Rockville, ‘‘potential party’’ is any person who e-submittals.html. Maryland 20852, Attention: Rulemaking intends to participate as a party by Once a participant has obtained a and Adjudications Staff. Participants demonstrating standing and filing an digital ID certificate and a docket has filing a document in this manner are admissible contention under 10 CFR been created, the participant can then responsible for serving the document on 2.309. Requests for access to SUNSI submit a request for hearing or petition all other participants. Filing is submitted later than 10 days after for leave to intervene. Submissions considered complete by first-class mail publication will not be considered should be in Portable Document Format as of the time of deposit in the mail, or absent a showing of good cause for the (PDF) in accordance with NRC guidance by courier, express mail, or expedited late filing, addressing why the request available on the NRC public Web site at delivery service upon depositing the could not have been filed earlier. http://www.nrc.gov/site-help/e- document with the provider of the C. The requestor shall submit a letter submittals.html. A filing is considered service. A presiding officer, having requesting permission to access SUNSI complete at the time the documents are granted an exemption request from to the Office of the Secretary, U.S. submitted through the NRC’s E-Filing using E-Filing, may require a participant Nuclear Regulatory Commission, system. To be timely, an electronic or party to use E-Filing if the presiding Washington, DC 20555–0001, Attention: filing must be submitted to the E-Filing officer subsequently determines that the Rulemakings and Adjudications Staff, system no later than 11:59 p.m. Eastern reason for granting the exemption from and provide a copy to the Associate Time on the due date. Upon receipt of use of E-Filing no longer exists. General Counsel for Hearings, a transmission, the E-Filing system Documents submitted in adjudicatory Enforcement and Administration, Office time-stamps the document and sends proceedings will appear in NRC’s of the General Counsel, Washington, DC the submitter an e-mail notice electronic hearing docket which is 20555–0001. The expedited delivery or confirming receipt of the document. The available to the public at http:// courier mail address for both offices is: E-Filing system also distributes an e- ehd1.nrc.gov/EHD/, unless excluded U.S. Nuclear Regulatory Commission, mail notice that provides access to the pursuant to an order of the Commission, 11555 Rockville Pike, Rockville, document to the NRC Office of the or the presiding officer. Participants are Maryland 20852. The e-mail address for General Counsel and any others who requested not to include personal the Office of the Secretary and the
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Office of the General Counsel are signing of a Non-Disclosure Agreement challenge an NRC staff determination [email protected] and or Affidavit, or Protective Order 2 setting granting access to SUNSI whose release [email protected], respectively.1 forth terms and conditions to prevent would harm that party’s interest The request must include the following the unauthorized or inadvertent independent of the proceeding. Such a information: disclosure of SUNSI by each individual challenge must be filed with the Chief (1) A description of the licensing who will be granted access to SUNSI. Administrative Judge within 5 days of action with a citation to this Federal F. Filing of Contentions. Any the notification by the NRC staff of its Register notice; contentions in these proceedings that grant of access. (2) The name and address of the are based upon the information received If challenges to the NRC staff potential party and a description of the as a result of the request made for determinations are filed, these potential party’s particularized interest SUNSI must be filed by the requestor no procedures give way to the normal that could be harmed by the action later than 25 days after the requestor is process for litigating disputes identified in C.(1); and granted access to that information. concerning access to information. The (3) The identity of the individual or However, if more than 25 days remain availability of interlocutory review by entity requesting access to SUNSI and between the date the petitioner is the Commission of orders ruling on the requestor’s basis for the need for the granted access to the information and such NRC staff determinations (whether information in order to meaningfully the deadline for filing all other granting or denying access) is governed participate in this adjudicatory contentions (as established in the notice by 10 CFR 2.311.3 proceeding. In particular, the request of hearing or opportunity for hearing), I. The Commission expects that the must explain why publicly-available the petitioner may file its SUNSI NRC staff and presiding officers (and versions of the information requested contentions by that later deadline. would not be sufficient to provide the G. Review of Denials of Access. any other reviewing officers) will basis and specificity for a proffered (1) If the request for access to SUNSI consider and resolve requests for access contention; is denied by the NRC staff either after to SUNSI, and motions for protective D. Based on an evaluation of the a determination on standing and need orders, in a timely fashion in order to information submitted under paragraph for access, or after a determination on minimize any unnecessary delays in C.(3) the NRC staff will determine trustworthiness and reliability, the NRC identifying those petitioners who have within 10 days of receipt of the request staff shall immediately notify the standing and who have propounded whether: requestor in writing, briefly stating the contentions meeting the specificity and (1) There is a reasonable basis to reason or reasons for the denial. basis requirements in 10 CFR part 2. believe the petitioner is likely to (2) The requestor may challenge the Attachment 1 to this Order summarizes establish standing to participate in this NRC staff’s adverse determination by the general target schedule for NRC proceeding; and filing a challenge within 5 days of processing and resolving requests under (2) The requestor has established a receipt of that determination with: (a) these procedures. legitimate need for access to SUNSI. the presiding officer designated in this It is so ordered. E. If the NRC staff determines that the proceeding; (b) if no presiding officer Dated at Rockville, Maryland, this 18th day requestor satisfies both D.(1) and D.(2) has been appointed, the Chief of May 2011. above, the NRC staff will notify the Administrative Judge, or if he or she is For the Nuclear Regulatory Commission. requestor in writing that access to unavailable, another administrative Andrew L. Bates, SUNSI has been granted. The written judge, or an administrative law judge Acting Secretary of the Commission. notification will contain instructions on with jurisdiction pursuant to 10 CFR how the requestor may obtain copies of 2.318(a); or (c) if another officer has ATTACHMENT 1—General Target the requested documents, and any other been designated to rule on information Schedule for Processing and Resolving conditions that may apply to access to access issues, with that officer. Requests for Access to Sensitive those documents. These conditions may H. Review of Grants of Access. A Unclassified Non-Safeguards include, but are not limited to, the party other than the requestor may Information in This Proceeding
Day Event/activity
0 ...... Publication of Federal Register notice of hearing and opportunity to petition for leave to intervene, including order with in- structions for access requests. 10 ...... Deadline for submitting requests for access to Sensitive Unclassified Non-Safeguards Information (SUNSI) with information: Supporting the standing of a potential party identified by name and address; describing the need for the information in order for the potential party to participate meaningfully in an adjudicatory proceeding. 60 ...... Deadline for submitting petition for intervention containing: (i) Demonstration of standing; (ii) all contentions whose formulation does not require access to SUNSI (+25 Answers to petition for intervention; +7 requestor/petitioner reply). 20 ...... Nuclear Regulatory Commission (NRC) staff informs the requestor of the staff’s determination whether the request for access provides a reasonable basis to believe standing can be established and shows need for SUNSI. (NRC staff also informs any party to the proceeding whose interest independent of the proceeding would be harmed by the release of the informa- tion.) If NRC staff makes the finding of need for SUNSI and likelihood of standing, NRC staff begins document processing (preparation of redactions or review of redacted documents).
1 While a request for hearing or petition to 2 Any motion for Protective Order or draft Non- 3 Requestors should note that the filing intervene in this proceeding must comply with the Disclosure Affidavit or Agreement for SUNSI must requirements of the NRC’s E-Filing Rule (72 FR filing requirements of the NRC’s ‘‘E-Filing Rule,’’ the be filed with the presiding officer or the Chief 49139; August 28, 2007) apply to appeals of NRC initial request to access SUNSI under these Administrative Judge if the presiding officer has not staff determinations (because they must be served procedures should be submitted as described in this yet been designated, within 30 days of the deadline on a presiding officer or the Commission, as applicable), but not to the initial SUNSI request paragraph. for the receipt of the written access request. submitted to the NRC staff under these procedures.
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25 ...... If NRC staff finds no ‘‘need’’ or no likelihood of standing, the deadline for requestor/petitioner to file a motion seeking a ruling to reverse the NRC staff’s denial of access; NRC staff files copy of access determination with the presiding officer (or Chief Administrative Judge or other designated officer, as appropriate). If NRC staff finds ‘‘need’’ for SUNSI, the deadline for any party to the proceeding whose interest independent of the proceeding would be harmed by the release of the information to file a motion seeking a ruling to reverse the NRC staff’s grant of access. 30 ...... Deadline for NRC staff reply to motions to reverse NRC staff determination(s). 40 ...... (Receipt +30) If NRC staff finds standing and need for SUNSI, deadline for NRC staff to complete information processing and file motion for Protective Order and draft Non-Disclosure Affidavit. Deadline for applicant/licensee to file Non-Disclosure Agreement for SUNSI. A ...... If access granted: Issuance of presiding officer or other designated officer decision on motion for protective order for access to sensitive information (including schedule for providing access and submission of contentions) or decision reversing a final adverse determination by the NRC staff. A + 3 ...... Deadline for filing executed Non-Disclosure Affidavits. Access provided to SUNSI consistent with decision issuing the protec- tive order. A + 28 ...... Deadline for submission of contentions whose development depends upon access to SUNSI. However, if more than 25 days remain between the petitioner’s receipt of (or access to) the information and the deadline for filing all other contentions (as established in the notice of hearing or opportunity for hearing), the petitioner may file its SUNSI contentions by that later deadline. A + 53 ...... (Contention receipt +25) Answers to contentions whose development depends upon access to SUNSI. A + 60 ...... (Answer receipt +7) Petitioner/Intervenor reply to answers. > A + 60 ...... Decision on contention admission.
[FR Doc. 2011–12957 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Analytical Limits for Zirconium-Based Closed)—The Committee will discuss BILLING CODE 7590–01–P Alloy Cladding.’’ the recommendations of the Planning 10:45 a.m.–11:45 a.m.: Revised Safety and Procedures Subcommittee regarding Evaluation Report Associated with the items proposed for consideration by the NUCLEAR REGULATORY License Renewal Application for the Full Committee during future ACRS COMMISSION Hope Creek Generating Station (Open)— Meetings, and matters related to the The Committee will hear presentations conduct of ACRS business, including Advisory Committee On Reactor by and hold discussions with anticipated workload and member Safeguards; Meeting representatives of the NRC staff and assignments. [Note: A portion of this Notice of Meeting PSEG Nuclear, LLC regarding revisions meeting may be closed pursuant to 5 to the safety evaluation report U.S.C. 552b(c)(2) and (6) to discuss In accordance with the purposes of associated with the license renewal organizational and personnel matters sections 29 and 182b of the Atomic application for the Hope Creek that relate solely to internal personnel Energy Act (42 U.S.C. 2039, 2232b), the Generating Station. rules and practices of ACRS, and Advisory Committee on Reactor 12:45 p.m.–2:45 p.m.: Commission information the release of which would Safeguards (ACRS) will hold a meeting Paper on Level 3 Probabilistic Risk constitute a clearly unwarranted on June 8–10, 2011, 11545 Rockville Assessment Activities (Open)—The invasion of personal privacy.] Pike, Rockville, Maryland. The date of 10 a.m.–10:15 a.m.: Reconciliation of this meeting was previously published Committee will hear presentations by ACRS Comments and in the Federal Register on Thursday, and hold discussions with October 21, 2010 (74 FR 65038–65039). representatives of the NRC staff Recommendations (Open)—The regarding the Commission Paper on Committee will discuss the responses Wednesday, June 8, 2011, Conference Level 3 Probabilistic Risk Assessment from the NRC Executive Director for Room T2–B1, 11545 Rockville Pike, Activities. Operations to comments and Rockville, Maryland 3 p.m.–5 p.m.: NRC Bulletin 2011–01, recommendations included in recent 8:30 a.m.–8:35 a.m.: Opening ‘‘Mitigating Strategies’’ (Open)—The ACRS reports and letters. Remarks by the ACRS Chairman Committee will hear presentations by 10:30 a.m.–7:00 p.m.: Preparation of (Open)—The ACRS Chairman will make and hold discussions with ACRS Reports (Open)—The Committee opening remarks regarding the conduct representatives of the NRC staff will continue its discussion of proposed of the meeting. regarding NRC Bulletin 2011–01, ACRS reports. ‘‘Mitigating Strategies.’’ 8:35 a.m.–10:30 a.m.: Draft Regulatory Friday, June 10, 2011 Conference Room ‘‘ 5:00 p.m.–7:00 p.m.: Preparation of Guides DG–1261, Conducting Periodic T2–B1, 11545 Rockville Pike, Rockville, ACRS Reports (Open)—The Committee Testing for Breakaway Oxidation Maryland Behavior,’’ DG–1262, ‘‘Testing for will discuss proposed ACRS reports on Postquench Ductility,’’ and DG–1263, matters discussed during this meeting. 8:30 a.m.–1 p.m.: Preparation of ‘‘Establishing Analytical Limits for ACRS Reports (Open)—The Committee Thursday, June 9, 2011, Conference Zirconium-Based Alloy Cladding’’ will continue its discussion of proposed Room T–2b1, 11545 Rockville Pike, (Open)—The Committee will hear ACRS reports. Rockville, MD presentations by and hold discussions 1 p.m.–1:30 p.m.: Miscellaneous with representatives of the NRC staff 8 a.m.–8:35 a.m.: Opening Remarks by (Open)—The Committee will continue and Electric Power Research Institute the ACRS Chairman (Open)—The ACRS its discussion related to the conduct of regarding draft Regulatory Guides DG– Chairman will make opening remarks Committee activities and specific issues 1261, ‘‘Conducting Periodic Testing for regarding the conduct of the meeting. that were not completed during Breakaway Oxidation Behavior,’’ DG– 8:35 a.m.–10 a.m.: Future ACRS previous meetings. 1262, ‘‘Testing for Postquench Activities/Report of the Planning and Procedures for the conduct of and Ductility,’’ and DG–1263, ‘‘Establishing Procedures Subcommittee (Open/ participation in ACRS meetings were
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published in the Federal Register on Individuals or organizations Title: National Agency Check (NAC) October 21, 2010 (75 FR 65038–65039). requesting this service will be Questionnaire for Peace Corps In accordance with those procedures, responsible for telephone line charges Volunteer Background Investigation. oral or written views may be presented and for providing the equipment and Type of Review: Reinstatement, by members of the public, including facilities that they use to establish the without change, of a previously representatives of the nuclear industry. video teleconferencing link. The approved collection for which approval Persons desiring to make oral statements availability of video teleconferencing has expired. should notify Mr. Kent Howard, services is not guaranteed. Affected Public: Potential and current Cognizant ACRS Staff (Telephone: 301– Dated: May 19, 2011. volunteers. 415–2989, E-mail: Respondents’ Obligation to Reply: Andrew L. Bates, [email protected]), five days before Voluntary. the meeting, if possible, so that Advisory Committee Management Officer. Burden to the Public: appropriate arrangements can be made [FR Doc. 2011–12954 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] a. Number of Average Applicants: to allow necessary time during the BILLING CODE 7590–01–P 13,500. meeting for such statements. In view of b. Number of Applicants who submit the possibility that the schedule for NAC form: 13,500. ACRS meetings may be adjusted by the c. Frequency of response: One time. Chairman as necessary to facilitate the PEACE CORPS d. Completion time: 15 minutes. conduct of the meeting, persons Information Collection Request Under e. Annual burden hours: 3,375. planning to attend should check with OMB Review General Description of Collection: The the Cognizant ACRS staff if such NAC Questionnaire for Peace Corps rescheduling would result in major AGENCY: Peace Corps. Volunteer Background Investigation inconvenience. ACTION: 60-Day notice and request for form is used to screen Peace Corps Thirty-five hard copies of each comments. applicants for legal and/or criminal presentation or handout should be history. The information obtained on provided 30 minutes before the meeting. SUMMARY: The Peace Corps will be the form is provided to the Office of In addition, one electronic copy of each submitting the following information Personnel Management to obtain the presentation should be emailed to the collection request to the Office of necessary information as to an Cognizant ACRS Staff one day before Management and Budget (OMB) for applicant’s legal suitability for service. meeting. If an electronic copy cannot be reinstatement, without change, of a All applicants who complete the initial provided within this timeframe, previously approved collection for Peace Corps Application Form are then presenters should provide the Cognizant which approval has expired. In sent a ‘‘legal kit’’ to complete, which ACRS Staff with a CD containing each compliance with the Paperwork includes this form among others related presentation at least 30 minutes before Reduction Act of 1995 (44 U.S.C. to the applicants’ suitability and a the meeting. chapter 35), the Peace Corps invites the postage-paid return envelope. In accordance with Subsection 10(d) general public to comment on this Request for Comment: Peace Corps Public Law 92–463, and 5 U.S.C. request for reinstatement, without invites comments on whether the 552b(c), certain portions of this meeting change, of previously approved proposed collection of information is may be closed, as specifically noted collection for which approval has necessary for proper performance of the above. Use of still, motion picture, and expired, the National Agency Check functions of the Peace Corps, including television cameras during the meeting (NAC) Questionnaire for Peace Corps whether the information will have may be limited to selected portions of Volunteer Background Investigation practical use; the accuracy of the the meeting as determined by the (OMB Control Number 0420–0001). agency’s estimate of the burden of the Chairman. Electronic recordings will be proposed collection of information, permitted only during the open portions DATES: Submit comments on or before including the validity of the information of the meeting. July 25, 2011. to be collected; and, ways to minimize ACRS meeting agenda, meeting ADDRESSES: Comments should be transcripts, and letter reports are addressed to Denora Miller, Freedom of the burden of the collection of available through the NRC Public Information Act Officer. Denora Miller information on those who are to Document Room at can be contacted by telephone at 202– respond, including through the use of [email protected], or by calling the 692–1236 or e-mail at automated collection techniques, when PDR at 1–800–397–4209, or from the [email protected]. E-mail comments appropriate, and other forms of Publicly Available Records System must be made in text and not in information technology. (PARS) component of NRC’s document attachments. This notice issued in Washington, DC, on system (ADAMS) which is accessible May 20, 2011. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: from the NRC Web site at http:// Earl W. Yates, Denora Miller at Peace Corps address www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/adams.html or above. Associate Director, Management. http://www.nrc.gov/reading-rm/doc- [FR Doc. 2011–12939 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION collections/ACRS/. : The NAC BILLING CODE 6051–01–P Video teleconferencing service is Questionnaire for Peace Corps available for observing open sessions of Volunteer Background Investigation ACRS meetings. Those wishing to use Form is used to conduct a formal POSTAL REGULATORY COMMISSION this service for observing ACRS background check. The data gathered is meetings should contact Mr. Theron used to conduct a National Agency [Docket No. A2011–17; Order No. 734] Brown, ACRS Audio Visual Technician Check through the Office of Personnel (301–415–8066), between 7:30 a.m. and Management who has pertinent records Appeal of Post Office Closing 3:45 p.m. (ET), at least 10 days before pertaining to applicants’ legal activities AGENCY: Postal Regulatory Commission. the meeting to ensure the availability of and suitability. ACTION: Notice. this service. OMB Control Number: 0420–0001.
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SUMMARY: This document informs the with the Commission no later than June protective order. Information on how to public that an appeal of the closing of 20, 2011. use the Commission’s Web site is the Nooksack, Washington post office Categories of issues apparently raised. available online or by contacting the has been filed. It identifies preliminary Petitioner raises two issues: (1) The Commission’s webmaster via telephone steps and provides a procedural failure of the Postal Service to follow at 202–789–6873 or via electronic mail schedule. Publication of this document the procedural requirements of 39 at [email protected]. will allow the Postal Service, petitioner, U.S.C. 404(d) and 39 CFR 241.3 for The appeal and all related documents and others to take appropriate action. closing a post office; and (2) whether the are also available for public inspection DATES: Administrative record due (from closing is consistent with the policy of in the Commission’s docket section. Postal Service): May 31, 2011; deadline the Government that the Postal Service Docket section hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 for notices to intervene: June 13, 2011. shall provide a maximum degree of p.m., Monday through Friday, except on See the Procedural Schedule in the effective and regular postal services to Federal government holidays. Docket SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION section for rural areas, communities, and small section personnel may be contacted via other dates of interest. towns where post offices are not self electronic mail at [email protected] sustaining (see 39 U.S.C. or via telephone at 202–789–6846. ADDRESSES: Submit comments 404(d)(2)(A)(ii)). Filing of documents. All filings of electronically by accessing the ‘‘Filing After the Postal Service files the documents in this case shall be made Online’’ link in the banner at the top of administrative record and the using the Internet (Filing Online) the Commission’s Web site (http:// Commission reviews it, the Commission pursuant to Commission rules 9(a) and www.prc.gov) or by directly accessing may find that there are more legal issues 10(a) at the Commission’s Web site, the Commission’s Filing Online system than those set forth above, or that the http://www.prc.gov, unless a waiver is at https://www.prc.gov/prc-pages/filing- Postal Service’s determination disposes obtained. See 39 CFR 3001.9(a) and online/login.aspx. Commenters who of one or more of those issues. The 3001.10(a). Instructions for obtaining an cannot submit their views electronically deadline for the Postal Service to file the account to file documents online may be should contact the person identified in administrative record with the found on the Commission’s Web site or the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT Commission is May 31, 2011. See 39 by contacting the Commission’s docket section as the source for case-related CFR 3001.113. In addition, the due date section at [email protected] or via information for advice on alternatives to for any responsive pleading by the telephone at 202–789–6846. electronic filing. Postal Service to this Notice is May 31, The Commission reserves the right to FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 2011. redact personal information which may Stephen L. Sharfman, General Counsel, Application for Suspension of infringe on an individual’s privacy at 202–789–6820 (case-related Determination. In addition to its rights from documents filed in this information) or [email protected] Petition, the Petitioner filed an proceeding. (electronic filing assistance). application for suspension of the Postal Intervention. Those, other than the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Notice is Service’s determination (see 39 CFR Petitioner and respondent, wishing to be hereby given that, pursuant to 39 U.S.C. 3001.114). Petitioner contends that heard in this matter are directed to file 404(d), on May 16, 2011, the suspending the effectiveness of the a notice of intervention. See 39 CFR Commission received a petition for determination is necessary to prevent 3001.111(b). Notices of intervention in review of the closing of the Nooksack the Nooksack post office from being put this case must be filed on or before June Post Office in Nooksack, Washington.1 on an irreversible course of closure 13, 2011. A notice of intervention shall The petition, which was filed by the before the appeals process is concluded. be filed using the Internet (Filing City of Nooksack (Petitioner), is Petitioner argues that the city will suffer Online) at the Commission’s Web site postmarked May 13, 2011, and was irreparable injury if the Nooksack post unless a waiver is obtained for hardcopy posted on the Commission’s Web site office is allowed to close while its filing. See 39 CFR 3001.9(a) and May 17, 2011. The Commission hereby appeal is before the Commission. As 3001.10(a). institutes a proceeding under 39 U.S.C. indicated by the Petitioner, the Further procedures. By statute, the 404(d)(5) and designates the case as Nooksack post office is scheduled to Commission is required to issue its Docket No. A2011–17 to consider close May 27, 2011. Commission rules decision within 120 days from the date Petitioner’s appeal. If Petitioner would allow for the Postal Service to file an it receives the appeal. See 39 U.S.C. like to further explain its position with answer to such application within 10 404(d)(5). A procedural schedule has supplemental information or facts, days after the application is filed. In been developed to accommodate this Petitioner may either file a Participant light of what appears to be the proposed statutory deadline. In the interest of Statement on PRC Form 61 or file a brief close date, the Postal Service’s answer expedition, in light of the 120-day to the application is due no later than decision schedule, the Commission may 1Appeal of Closure of Nooksack Post Office, May 24, 2011. The Postal Service is request the Postal Service or other Nooksack, Washington 98276, May 16, 2011 encouraged to maintain the standard of participants to submit information or (Petition). The Petition includes 7 exhibits: Exhibit service currently offered at the memoranda of law on any appropriate A—a copy of a Dear Postal Customer Letter; Exhibit Nooksack post office pending the B—a copy of a letter to the Postal Service regarding issue. As required by Commission rules, an opportunity to discuss the possible changes in Commission’s response to the Postal if any motions are filed, responses are service in Nooksack; Exhibit C—a copy of Service’s answer. due 7 days after any such motion is Landlord’s Notice of Termination from the Postal Availability; Web site posting. The filed. See 39 CFR 3001.21. Service; Exhibit D—a copy of the Final Commission has posted the appeal and It is ordered: Determination to Consolidate the Nooksack, WA Post Office and Establish a Classified Station, 1991; supporting material on its Web site at 1. The Postal Service shall file an Exhibit E—Commission Opinion Affirming http://www.prc.gov. Additional filings answer to the application for suspension Decision under 39 U.S.C. 404(b), Docket No. A92– in this case and participant’s of the Postal Service’s determination no 7; Exhibit F—an e-mail from Anne Blair to Virginia submissions will also be posted on the later than May 24, 2011. Radder; and Exhibit G—Affidavit of Virginia 2. The Postal Service shall file the Radder. In addition to the Petition, the Petitioner Commission’s Web site, if provided in filed an Application for Suspension of the Postal electronic format or amenable to administrative record regarding this Service’s Determination. conversion, and not subject to a valid appeal no later than May 31, 2011.
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3. Any responsive pleading by the 5. Pursuant to 39 U.S.C. 505, Richard 6. The Secretary shall arrange for Postal Service to this Notice is due no A. Oliver is designated officer of the publication of this notice and order in later than May 31, 2011. Commission (Public Representative) to the Federal Register. 4. The procedural schedule listed represent the interests of the general below is hereby adopted. public.
PROCEDURAL SCHEDULE
May 16, 2011 ...... Filing of Appeal. May 24, 2011 ...... Deadline for the Postal Service to file answer responding to application for sus- pension. May 31, 2011 ...... Deadline for the Postal Service to file the administrative record in this appeal. May 31, 2011 ...... Deadline for the Postal Service to file any responsive pleading. June 13, 2011 ...... Deadline for notices to intervene (see 39 CFR 3001.111(b)). June 20, 2011 ...... Deadline for Petitioner’s Form 61 or initial brief in support of petition (see 39 CFR 3001.115(a) and (b)). July 11, 2011 ...... Deadline for answering brief in support of the Postal Service (see 39 CFR 3001.115(c)). July 26, 2011...... Deadline for reply briefs in response to answering briefs (see 39 CFR 3001.115(d)). August 2, 2011 ...... Deadline for motions by any party requesting oral argument; the Commission will schedule oral argument only when it is a necessary addition to the written fil- ings (see 39 CFR 3001.116). September 12, 2011 ...... Expiration of the Commission’s 120-day decisional schedule (see 39 U.S.C. 404(d)(5)).
By the Commission. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: administrative record with the Ruth Ann Abrams, Stephen L. Sharfman, General Counsel, Commission is May 31, 2011. See 39 Acting Secretary. at 202–789–6820 (case-related CFR 3001.113. In addition, the due date [FR Doc. 2011–12910 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] information) or [email protected] for any responsive pleading by the BILLING CODE 7710–FW–P (electronic filing assistance). Postal Service to this Notice is May 31, SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Notice is 2011. hereby given that, pursuant to 39 U.S.C. Application for Suspension of POSTAL REGULATORY COMMISSION 404(d), on May 16, 2011, the Determination. In addition, Paul J. Connor filed an application for [Docket No. A2011–16; Order No. 733] Commission received two petitions for review of the closing of the Akron–East suspension of the Postal Service’s Post Office Closing Station in Akron, Ohio. The petitions, determination to close the Akron-East which were filed by Paul J. Connor and Station (see 39 CFR 3001.114). He AGENCY: Postal Regulatory Commission. Shirley Strader (Petitioners), are both argues that irreparable harm will occur ACTION: Notice. postmarked May 11, 2011, and were in the event that the Akron-East Station posted on the Commission’s Web site is closed prior to the conclusion of the SUMMARY: This document informs the May 17, 2011. The Commission hereby appeals proceeding. Commission rules public that an appeal of the closing of institutes a proceeding under 39 U.S.C. allow for the Postal Service to file an the Akron–East Station has been filed. It 404(d)(5) and designates the case as answer to such application within 10 identifies preliminary steps and Docket No. A2011–16 to consider days after the application is filed. The provides a procedural schedule. Petitioners’ appeals. If Petitioners would Postal Service shall file an answer to the Publication of this document will allow like to further explain their positions application no later than May 26, 2011. the Postal Service, petitioner, and others with supplemental information or facts, Availability; Web site posting. The to take appropriate action. Petitioners may either file Participant Commission has posted the appeal and DATES: Administrative record due (from Statements on PRC Form 61 or file briefs supporting material on its Web site at Postal Service): May 31, 2011; deadline with the Commission no later than June http://www.prc.gov. Additional filings for notices to intervene: June 13, 2011. 20, 2011. in this case and participant’s See the Procedural Schedule in the Categories of issues apparently raised. submissions will also be posted on the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION section for Petitioners raise two issues: (1) That the Commission’s Web site, if provided in other dates of interest. Postal Service’s decision to close the electronic format or amenable to ADDRESSES: Submit comments Akron–East Station was arbitrary, conversion, and not subject to a valid electronically by accessing the ‘‘Filing capricious, and an abuse of discretion protective order. Information on how to Online’’ link in the banner at the top of (see 39 U.S.C. 404(d)(5)(A)); and (2) that use the Commission’s Web site is the Commission’s Web site (http:// the decision was unsupported by available online or by contacting the www.prc.gov) or by directly accessing substantial evidence in the record (see Commission’s webmaster via telephone the Commission’s Filing Online system 39 U.S.C. 404(d)(5)(C)). at 202–789–6873 or via electronic mail at https://www.prc.gov/prc-pages/filing- After the Postal Service files the at [email protected]. online/login.aspx. Commenters who administrative record and the The appeal and all related documents cannot submit their views electronically Commission reviews it, the Commission are also available for public inspection should contact the person identified in may find that there are more legal issues in the Commission’s docket section. the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT than those set forth above, or that the Docket section hours are 8 a.m. to 4:30 section as the source for case-related Postal Service’s determination disposes p.m., Monday through Friday, except on information for advice on alternatives to of one or more of those issues. The Federal government holidays. Docket electronic filing. deadline for the Postal Service to file the section personnel may be contacted via
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electronic mail at [email protected] file a notice of intervention. See 39 CFR are due 7 days after any such motion is or via telephone at 202–789–6846. 3001.111(b). Notices of intervention in filed. See 39 CFR 3001.21. Filing of documents. All filings of this case must be filed on or before June It is ordered: documents in this case shall be made 13, 2011. A notice of intervention shall 1. The Postal Service shall file an using the Internet (Filing Online) be filed using the Internet (Filing answer to the application for suspension pursuant to Commission rules 9(a) and Online) at the Commission’s Web site of the Postal Service’s determination no 10(a) at the Commission’s Web site, unless a waiver is obtained for hardcopy later than May 26, 2011. http://www.prc.gov, unless a waiver is filing. See 39 CFR 3001.9(a) and 2. The Postal Service shall file the obtained. See 39 CFR 3001.9(a) and 3001.10(a). administrative record regarding this 3001.10(a). Instructions for obtaining an Further procedures. By statute, the appeal no later than May 31, 2011. account to file documents online may be Commission is required to issue its 3. Any responsive pleading by the found on the Commission’s Web site or decision within 120 days from the date Postal Service to this Notice is due no by contacting the Commission’s docket it receives the appeal. See 39 U.S.C. later than May 31, 2011. section at [email protected] or via 404(d)(5). A procedural schedule has 4. The procedural schedule listed telephone at 202–789–6846. been developed to accommodate this below is hereby adopted. The Commission reserves the right to statutory deadline. In the interest of 5. Pursuant to 39 U.S.C. 505, Richard redact personal information which may expedition, in light of the 120-day A. Oliver is designated officer of the infringe on an individual’s privacy decision schedule, the Commission may Commission (Public Representative) to rights from documents filed in this request the Postal Service or other represent the interests of the general proceeding. participants to submit information or public. Intervention. Those, other than the memoranda of law on any appropriate 6. The Secretary shall arrange for Petitioners and respondent, wishing to issue. As required by the Commission publication of this notice and order in be heard in this matter are directed to rules, if any motions are filed, responses the Federal Register.
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May 16, 2011 ...... Filing of appeal. May 26, 2011 ...... Deadline for the Postal Service to file answer responding to application for suspension. May 31, 2011 ...... Deadline for the Postal Service to file the administrative record in this appeal. May 31, 2011 ...... Deadline for the Postal Service to file any responsive pleading. June 13, 2011 ...... Deadline for notices to intervene (see 39 CFR 3001.111(b)). June 20, 2011 ...... Deadline for Petitioners’ Form 61 or initial brief in support of petition (see 39 CFR 3001.115(a) and (b)). July 11, 2011 ...... Deadline for answering brief in support of Postal Service (see 39 CFR 3001.115(c)). July 26, 2011 ...... Deadline for reply briefs in response to answering briefs (see 39 CFR 3001.115(d)). August 2, 2011 ...... Deadline for motions by any party requesting oral argument; the Commission will schedule oral argument only when it is a necessary addition to the written filings (see 39 CFR 3001.116). September 8, 2011 ...... Expiration of the Commission’s 120-day decisional schedule (see 39 U.S.C. 404(d)(5)).
By the Commission. establish a unique PIN/Password that (thereby denying system access), if the Shoshana M. Grove, allows customer access to RRB Internet- requests are not completed. Secretary. based services. The information The RRB invites comments on the [FR Doc. 2011–12821 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] collected is matched against records of proposed collection of information to BILLING CODE 7710–FW–P the railroad employee that are determine (1) The practical utility of the maintained by the RRB. If the collection; (2) the accuracy of the information is verified, the request is estimated burden of the collection; (3) ways to enhance the quality, utility, and RAILROAD RETIREMENT BOARD approved and the RRB mails a Password Request Code (PRC) to the requestor. If clarity of the information that is the Agency Forms Submitted for OMB the information provided cannot be subject of collection; and (4) ways to Review, Request for Comments verified, the requestor is advised to minimize the burden of collections on contact the nearest field office of the respondents, including the use of Summary: In accordance with the RRB to resolve the discrepancy. Once a automated collection techniques or other forms of information technology. Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (44 PRC is obtained from the RRB, the Comments to the RRB or OIRA must U.S.C. Chapter 35), the Railroad requestor can apply for a PIN/Password Retirement Board (RRB) is forwarding contain the OMB control number of the online. Once the PIN/Password has been an Information Collection Request (ICR) ICR. For proper consideration of your established, the requestor has access to to the Office of Information and comments, it is best if the RRB and Regulatory Affairs (OIRA), Office of RRB Internet-based services. The RRB OIRA receive them within 30 days of Management and Budget (OMB). Our estimates that approximately 9,613 the publication date. ICR describes the information we seek requests for PRCs and 9,613 PIN/ Previous Requests for Comments: The to collect from the public. Review and Passwords are received annually and RRB has already published the initial approval by OIRA ensures that we that it takes 5 minutes per response to 60-day notice (76 FR 15351) required by impose appropriate paperwork burdens. secure a PRC and 1.5 minutes to 44 U.S.C. 3506(c)(2) on March 21, 2011. The RRB uses a Personal establish a PIN/Password. Two That request elicited no comments. Identification Number (PIN)/Password responses are requested of each Information Collection Request (ICR) system that allows RRB customers to respondent and completion is conduct business with the agency voluntary. However, the RRB will be Title: Request for Internet Services. electronically. As part of the system, the unable to provide a PRC or allow a OMB Control Number: 3220–0198. RRB collects information needed to requestor to establish a PIN/Password Form(s) submitted: N/A.
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Type of request: Extension of a change as described in Items I and II nearest term months (October and currently approved collection. below, which Items have been prepared November) and the next two expiration Affected public: Individuals or by the Exchange. The Commission is months of the cycle (January and April). Households. publishing this notice to solicit Further, when the October series expire, Abstract: The Railroad Retirement comments on the proposed rule change the Exchange would add the December Board collects information needed to from interested persons. series as the next nearest month. And provide customers with the ability to when the November series expire, the I. Self-Regulatory Organization’s request a Password Request Code and Exchange would add the July series as Statement of the Terms of Substance of subsequently, to establish an individual the next month of the cycle. the Proposed Rule Change PIN/Password, the initial steps in In 2010, the Exchange established a providing the option of conducting The Exchange proposes to adopt pilot program to add up to two transactions with the RRB on a routine Commentary .12 to NYSE Arca Rule 6.4 additional expiration months for each basis through the Internet. to permit the listing of additional class of options opened for trading on Changes proposed: The RRB proposes expiration months if such expiration the Exchange (the ‘‘Additional no changes to the PRC and PIN/ months are listed on another exchange. Expiration Months Pilot’’).4 Under the Password screens. The text of the proposed rule change is Additional Expiration Months Pilot, The burden estimate for the ICR is as available at the Exchange’s principal NYSE Arca lists expiration months that follows: office, at http://www.nyse.com, at the are considered ‘‘mid-month’’. For Estimated annual number of Commission’s Public Reference Room, example, for options classes that have respondents: 9,613. and at the Commission’s Web site at expiration months of October, Total annual responses: 19,226. http://www.sec.gov. November, February, and May, the Total annual reporting hours: 1,041. II. Self-Regulatory Organization’s Exchange lists the December and Additional Information or Comments: Statement of the Purpose of, and January series. The listing of additional Copies of the forms and supporting Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule expiration months has been well documents can be obtained from Change received by OTP Holders, and has had Charles Mierzwa, the agency clearance very limited impact on system officer at (312) 751–3363 or In its filing with the Commission, the resources. [email protected]. self-regulatory organization included ISE recently submitted a filing in Comments regarding the information statements concerning the purpose of, response to a filing by NASDAQ OMX collection should be addressed to and basis for, the proposed rule change PHLX, Inc. (‘‘PHLX’’).5 PHLX amended Patricia Henaghan, Railroad Retirement and discussed any comments it received its rules so that it can open ‘‘at least one Board, 844 North Rush Street, Chicago, on the proposed rule change. The text expiration month’’ for each class of Illinois 60611–2092 or of those statements may be examined at standard options open for trading on [email protected] and to the places specified in Item IV below. that exchange. Consequently, while the OMB Desk Officer for the RRB, Fax: The Exchange has prepared summaries, NYSE Arca is currently restricted to 202–395–6974, E-mail address: set forth in sections A, B, and C below, listing a limited number of expiration [email protected]. of the most significant parts of such months that are permissible under its statements. rules and the Additional Months Charles Mierzwa, A. Self-Regulatory Organization’s Expiration Months Pilot, PHLX has the Clearance Officer. Statement of the Purpose of, and ability to list expiration months that [FR Doc. 2011–12904 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule NYSE Arca would not be able to list BILLING CODE 7905–01–P Change under its rules. Indeed, PHLX has listed additional expiration months that no 1. Purpose other exchange could list at the time SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE The purpose of this proposed rule they were added (ISE listed matching COMMISSION change is to permit the Exchange to list series only on April 28, 2011, effective [Release No. 34–64518; File No. SR– additional expiration months if such for trading April 29, 2011). For example, NYSEArca–2011–28] expiration months are listed on another in January 2011, PHLX listed the exchange. This filing is based on a filing October 2011 expiration in Omnicare, Self-Regulatory Organizations; NYSE previously submitted by the Inc. (ticker: OCR). Meanwhile, NYSE Arca, Inc.; Notice of Filing and International Securities Exchange LLC.3 Arca could not list the October 2011 Immediate Effectiveness of Proposed Under current Rule 6.4(a), NYSE Arca series under Rule 6.4(a) because the Rule Change To Permit the Listing of usually will open four (4) expiration standard expiration months for OCR at Additional Expiration Months if Such months for each type of option of a class the time were February, March, June, Expiration Months Are Listed on of options open for trading on the and September. NYSE Arca could not Another Exchange Exchange: The first two (2) being the list the October 2011 series as part of the two nearest months, regardless of the Additional Expiration Months Pilot May 19, 2011. quarterly cycle on which that class because OCR is not one of the classes Pursuant to Section 19(b)(1) of the trades; the third and fourth month being selected by the Exchange to participate Securities Exchange Act of 1934 the next two months of the quarterly in the Additional Expiration Months (‘‘Act’’) 1 and Rule 19b–4 thereunder,2 cycle previously designated by the Pilot. As a result, PHLX was the only notice is hereby given that, on May 17, Exchange for the specific class. For 2011, NYSE Arca, Inc. (‘‘NYSE Arca’’ or example, if the Exchange listed in late 4 See Exchange Act Release No. 63133 (October ‘‘Exchange’’) filed with the Securities September a new stock option on a 19, 2010) 75 FR 65545 (October 25, 2010). and Exchange Commission January–April–July–October quarterly 5 See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 63700 (‘‘Commission’’) the proposed rule (January 11, 2011) 76 FR 2931 (January 18, 2011) cycle, the Exchange would list the two (SR–PHLX–2011–04). In its filing, PHLX cites to the Commission’s approval of the NASDAQ Options 1 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(1). 3 See Exchange Act Release No. 64343 (April 26, Market (‘‘NOM’’) and rules pertaining thereto as the 2 17 CFR 240.19b–4. 2011) 76 FR 24546 (May 2, 2011). basis for making the change to its rules.
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exchange that listed the October 2011 competition without harming investors IV. Solicitation of Comments series in OCR and, until April 29, 2011, or the public interest. continued to trade those series without Interested persons are invited to B. Self-Regulatory Organization’s competition. submit written data, views, and Statement on Burden on Competition For competitive reasons, NYSE Arca arguments concerning the foregoing, now proposes to add new Commentary The Exchange does not believe that including whether the proposed rule .12 to its Rule 6.4 and Commentary .01 the proposed rule change will impose change is consistent with the Act. to its Rule 5.19 to permit the Exchange any burden on competition that is not Comments may be submitted by any of to list additional expiration months on necessary or appropriate in furtherance the following methods: of the purposes of the Act. options classes opened for trading on Electronic Comments the Exchange if such expiration months C. Self-Regulatory Organization’s are opened on at least one other national Statement on Comments on the • Use the Commission’s Internet securities exchange, identical to the Proposed Rule Change Received From comment form (http://www.sec.gov/ provision recently added by ISE.6 This Members, Participants, or Others rules/sro.shtml); or proposed rule change will allow NYSE No written comments were solicited • Send an e-mail to rule- Arca to match the listing of expiration or received with respect to the proposed [email protected]. Please include File months that PHLX or NOM lists in the rule change. event NYSE Arca is not able to list those Number SR–NYSEArca–2011–28 on the expiration months because they do not III. Date of Effectiveness of the subject line. comport to NYSE Arca Rules or the Proposed Rule Change and Timing for Paper Comments Additional Months Expiration Pilot. Commission Action The Exchange notes that the proposed Because the foregoing proposed rule • Send paper comments in triplicate rule change affords additional flexibility change does not significantly affect the to Elizabeth M. Murphy, Secretary, in that it will permit the exchange to list protection of investors or the public Securities and Exchange Commission, those additional expiration months that interest, does not impose any significant 100 F Street, NE., Washington, DC have an actual demand from market burden on competition, and, by its 20549–1090. participants thereby potentially terms, does not become operative for All submissions should refer to File reducing the proliferation of classes and 30 days from the date on which it was Number SR–NYSEArca–2011–28. This series. The Exchange believes the filed, or such shorter time as the proposed rule change is proper, and Commission may designate, it has file number should be included on the indeed necessary, in light of the need to become effective pursuant to Section subject line if e-mail is used. To help the have rules that permit the listing of 19(b)(3)(A) of the Act 9 and Rule 19b– Commission process and review your identical expiration months across 4(f)(6) thereunder.10 comments more efficiently, please use exchanges for products that are multiply The Exchange has requested that the only one method. The Commission will listed and fungible with one another. Commission waive the 30-day operative post all comments on the Commission’s The Exchange believes that the delay. The Commission believes that Internet Web site (http://www.sec.gov/ proposed rule change should encourage waiver of the operative delay is rules/sro.shtml). Copies of the competition and be beneficial to traders consistent with the protection of submission, all subsequent and market participants by providing investors and the public interest amendments, all written statements them with a means to trade on the because the proposal should promote with respect to the proposed rule Exchange securities that are listed and competition by allowing the Exchange change that are filed with the traded on other exchanges. to list and trade option series that are Commission, and all written trading on other options exchanges 2. Statutory Basis communications relating to the without undue delay. Therefore, the proposed rule change between the Commission designates the proposal The Exchange believes that this Commission and any person, other than operative upon filing.11 proposed rule change is consistent with those that may be withheld from the Section 6(b) of the Securities Exchange At any time within 60 days of the filing of such proposed rule change, the public in accordance with the Act of 1934 (‘‘Act’’),7 in general, and provisions of 5 U.S.C. 552, will be furthers the objectives of Section 6(b)(5) Commission summarily may temporarily suspend such rule change if available for Web site viewing and of the Act 8 in particular, in that it is it appears to the Commission that such printing in the Commission’s Public designed to prevent fraudulent and action is necessary or appropriate in the Reference Room, 100 F Street, NE., manipulative acts and practices, public interest, for the protection of Washington, DC 20549, on official promote just and equitable principles of investors, or otherwise in furtherance of business days between the hours of trade, remove impediments to and the purposes of the Act. 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Copies of the filing perfect the mechanism of a free and also will be available for inspection and open market and a national market 9 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(3)(A). system, and, in general, to protect copying at the principal office of the 10 17 CFR 240.19b–4(f)(6). In addition, Rule 19b– Exchange. All comments received will investors and the public interest. In 4(f)(6)(iii) requires the Exchange to give the particular, the proposed rule change Commission written notice of the Exchange’s intent be posted without change; the will permit the Exchange to to file the proposed rule change, along with a brief Commission does not edit personal description and text of the proposed rule change, identifying information from accommodate requests made by its at least five business days prior to the date of filing permit holders and other market of the proposed rule change, or such shorter time submissions. You should submit only participants to list the additional as designated by the Commission. The Commission information that you wish to make expiration months and thus encourage has waived the five-day prefiling requirement in available publicly. All submissions this case. should refer to File Number SR– 11 For purposes only of waiving the 30-day 6 See Note 4. operative delay, the Commission has considered the NYSEArca–2011–28 and should be 7 15 U.S.C. 78f(b). proposed rule’s impact on efficiency, competition, submitted on or before June 15, 2011. 8 15 U.S.C. 78f(b)(5). and capital formation. See 15 U.S.C. 78c(f).
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For the Commission, by the Division of The Exchange has prepared summaries, PHLX, Inc. (‘‘PHLX’’).5 PHLX amended Trading and Markets, pursuant to delegated set forth in sections A, B, and C below, its rules so that it can open ‘‘at least one authority.12 of the most significant parts of such expiration month’’ for each class of Cathy H. Ahn, statements. standard options open for trading on Deputy Secretary. that exchange. Consequently, while A. Self-Regulatory Organization’s [FR Doc. 2011–12863 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] NYSE Amex is currently restricted to Statement of the Purpose of, and the BILLING CODE 8011–01–P listing a limited number of expiration Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule months that are permissible under its Change rules and the Additional Months SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE 1. Purpose Expiration Months Pilot, PHLX has the COMMISSION ability to list expiration months that The purpose of this proposed rule NYSE Amex would not be able to list [Release No. 34–64519; File No. SR– change is to permit the Exchange to list NYSEAmex–2011–33] under its rules. Indeed, PHLX has listed additional expiration months if such additional expiration months that no Self-Regulatory Organizations; NYSE expiration months are listed on another other exchange could list at the time Amex LLC; Notice of Filing and exchange. This filing is based on a filing they were added (ISE listed matching Immediate Effectiveness of Proposed previously submitted by the series only on April 28, 2011, effective 3 Rule Change To Permit the Listing of International Securities Exchange LLC. for trading April 29, 2011). For example, Additional Expiration Months if Such Under current Rule 903(b), NYSE in January 2011, PHLX listed the Expiration Months Are Listed on Amex usually will open four (4) October 2011 expiration in Omnicare, Another Exchange expiration months for each type of Inc. (ticker: OCR). Meanwhile, NYSE option of a class of options open for Amex could not list the October 2011 DATES: May 19, 2011. trading on the Exchange: The first two series under Rule 903(b) because the Pursuant to Section 19(b)(1) of the (2) being the two nearest months, standard expiration months for OCR at Securities Exchange Act of 1934 regardless of the quarterly cycle on the time were February, March, June, (‘‘Act’’) 1 and Rule 19b–4 thereunder,2 which that class trades; the third and and September. NYSE Amex could not notice is hereby given that, on May 6, fourth month being the next two months list the October 2011series as part of the 2011, NYSE Amex LLC (the ‘‘Exchange’’ of the quarterly cycle previously Additional Expiration Months Pilot or ‘‘NYSE Amex’’) filed with the designated by the Exchange for the because OCR is not one of the classes Securities and Exchange Commission specific class. For example, if the selected by the Exchange to participate (the ‘‘Commission’’) the proposed rule Exchange listed in late September a new in the Additional Expiration Months change as described in Items I and II stock option on a January-April-July- Pilot. As a result, PHLX was the only below, which Items have been prepared October quarterly cycle, the Exchange exchange that listed the October 2011 by NYSE Amex. The Commission is would list the two nearest term months series in OCR and, until April 29, 2011, publishing this notice to solicit (October and November) and the next continued to trade those series without comments on the proposed rule change two expiration months of the cycle competition. from interested persons. (January and April). Further, when the For competitive reasons, NYSE Amex now proposes to add new Commentary I. Self-Regulatory Organization’s October series expire, the Exchange would add the December series as the .14 to its Rule 903 and new Commentary Statement of the Terms of Substance of .08 to its Rule 903C to permit the next nearest month. And when the the Proposed Rule Change Exchange to list additional expiration November series expire, the Exchange months on options classes opened for The Exchange proposes to adopt would add the July series as the next trading on the Exchange if such Commentary .14 to NYSE Amex Rule month of the cycle. 903 to permit the listing of additional expiration months are opened on at expiration months if such expiration In 2010, the Exchange established a least one other national securities months are listed on another exchange. pilot program to add up to the two exchange, identical to the provision The text of the proposed rule change is additional expiration months for each recently added by ISE.6 This proposed available at the Exchange’s principal class of options opened for trading on rule change will allow NYSE Amex to office, at http://www.nyse.com, the the Exchange (the ‘‘Additional match the listing of expiration months 4 Commission’s Public Reference Room, Expiration Months Pilot’’). Under the that PHLX or NOM lists in the event and at the Commission’s Web site at Additional Expiration Months Pilot, NYSE Amex is not able to list those http://www.sec.gov. NYSE Amex lists expiration months that expiration months because they do not are considered ‘‘mid-month’’. For comport to NYSE Amex Rules or the II. Self-Regulatory Organization’s example, for options classes that have Additional Months Expiration Pilot. Statement of the Purpose of, and expiration months of October, The Exchange notes that the proposed Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule November, February, and May, the rule change affords additional flexibility Change Exchange lists the December and in that it will permit the exchange to list In its filing with the Commission, the January series. The listing of additional those additional expiration months that self-regulatory organization included expiration months has been well have an actual demand from market statements concerning the purpose of, received by ATP Holders, and has had participants thereby potentially and basis for, the proposed rule change very limited impact on system reducing the proliferation of classes and and discussed any comments it received resources. series. The Exchange believes the on the proposed rule change. The text ISE recently submitted a filing in of those statements may be examined at response to a filing by NASDAQ OMX 5 See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 63700 the places specified in Item IV below. (January 11, 2011) 76 FR 2931 (January 18, 2011) (SR–PHLX–2011–04). In its filing, PHLX cites to the 3 See Exchange Act Release No. 64343 (April 26, Commission’s approval of the NASDAQ Options 12 17 CFR 200.30–3(a)(12). 2011) 76 FR 24546 (May 2, 2011). Market (‘‘NOM’’) and rules pertaining thereto as the 1 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(1). 4 See Exchange Act Release No. 63170 (October basis for making the change to its rules. 2 17 CFR 240.19b–4. 25, 2010) 75 FR 66818 (October 29, 2010). 6 See Note 4.
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proposed rule change is proper, and 19(b)(3)(A) of the Act 9 and Rule 19b– only one method. The Commission will indeed necessary, in light of the need to 4(f)(6) thereunder.10 post all comments on the Commission’s have rules that permit the listing of The Exchange has requested that the Internet Web site (http://www.sec.gov/ identical expiration months across Commission waive the 30-day operative rules/sro.shtml). Copies of the exchanges for products that are multiply delay. The Commission believes that submission, all subsequent listed and fungible with one another. waiver of the operative delay is amendments, all written statements The Exchange believes that the consistent with the protection of with respect to the proposed rule proposed rule change should encourage investors and the public interest change that are filed with the competition and be beneficial to traders because the proposal should promote Commission, and all written and market participants by providing competition by allowing the Exchange communications relating to the them with a means to trade on the to list and trade option series that are proposed rule change between the Exchange securities that are listed and trading on other options exchanges Commission and any person, other than traded on other exchanges. without undue delay. Therefore, the those that may be withheld from the Commission designates the proposal public in accordance with the 2. Statutory Basis operative upon filing.11 provisions of 5 U.S.C. 552, will be The Exchange believes that its At any time within 60 days of the available for website viewing and proposal is consistent with Section 6(b) filing of the proposed rule change, the printing in the Commission’s Public of the Securities Exchange Act of 1934 7 Commission summarily may Reference Room, 100 F Street, NE., (the ‘‘Act’’) in general, and furthers the temporarily suspend such rule change if Washington, DC 20549, on official objectives of Section 6(b)(5) of the Act 8 it appears to the Commission that such business days between the hours of 10 in particular, in that it is designed to action is necessary or appropriate in the a.m. and 3 p.m. Copies of the filing also promote just and equitable principles of public interest, for the protection of will be available for inspection and trade, to remove impediments to and investors, or otherwise in furtherance of copying at the principal office of the perfect the mechanism of a free and the purposes of the Act. Exchange. All comments received will be posted without change; the open market and a national market IV. Solicitation of Comments system, and, in general to protect Commission does not edit personal investors and the public interest. In Interested persons are invited to identifying information from particular, the proposed rule change submit written data, views, and submissions. You should submit only will permit the Exchange to arguments concerning the foregoing, information that you wish to make accommodate requests made by its including whether the proposed rule available publicly. All submissions permit holders and other market change is consistent with the Act. should refer to File Number SR– participants to list the additional Comments may be submitted by any of NYSEAmex–2011–33 and should be expiration months and thus encourage the following methods: submitted on or before June 15, 2011. competition without harming investors Electronic Comments For the Commission, by the Division of or the public interest. Trading and Markets, pursuant to delegated • Use the Commission’s Internet authority.12 B. Self-Regulatory Organization’s comment form (http://www.sec.gov/ Cathy H. Ahn, Statement on Burden on Competition rules/sro.shtml); or Deputy Secretary. • The Exchange does not believe that Send an e-mail to rule- [FR Doc. 2011–12874 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] the proposed rule change will impose [email protected]. Please include File BILLING CODE 8011–01–P any burden on competition that is not Number SR–NYSEAmex–2011–33 on necessary or appropriate in furtherance the subject line. SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE of the purposes of the Act. Paper Comments COMMISSION C. Self-Regulatory Organization’s • Send paper comments in triplicate Statement on Comments on the to Elizabeth M. Murphy, Secretary, [Release No. 34–64524; File No. SR– NYSEAmex–2011–30] Proposed Rule Change Received From Securities and Exchange Commission, Members, Participants, or Others 100 F Street, NE., Washington, DC Self-Regulatory Organizations; NYSE No written comments were solicited 20549–1090. Amex LLC; Notice of Filing and or received with respect to the proposed All submissions should refer to File Immediate Effectiveness of Proposed rule change. Number SR–NYSEAmex–2011–33. This Rule Change Amending Its Fee file number should be included on the Schedule With Respect to Electronic III. Date of Effectiveness of the subject line if e-mail is used. To help the Complex Order Executions Proposed Rule Change and Timing for Commission process and review your Commission Action comments more efficiently, please use May 19, 2011. Pursuant to Section 19(b)(1) of the Because the foregoing proposed rule 9 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(3)(A). Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the change does not significantly affect the 1 2 10 17 CFR 240.19b–4(f)(6). In addition, Rule 19b– ‘‘Act’’) and Rule 19b–4 thereunder, protection of investors or the public 4(f)(6)(iii) requires the Exchange to give the notice is hereby given that, on May 11, interest, does not impose any significant Commission written notice of the Exchange’s intent 2011, NYSE Amex LLC (the ‘‘Exchange’’ burden on competition, and, by its to file the proposed rule change, along with a brief or ‘‘NYSE Amex’’) filed with the terms, does not become operative for 30 description and text of the proposed rule change, at least five business days prior to the date of filing Securities and Exchange Commission days from the date on which it was of the proposed rule change, or such shorter time (the ‘‘Commission’’) the proposed rule filed, or such shorter time as the as designated by the Commission. The Commission change as described in Items I, II, and Commission may designate, it has has waived the five-day prefiling requirement in III below, which Items have been become effective pursuant to Section this case. 11 For purposes only of waiving the 30-day operative delay, the Commission has considered the 12 17 CFR 200.30–3(a)(12). 7 15 U.S.C. 78f(b). proposed rule’s impact on efficiency, competition, 1 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(1). 8 15 U.S.C. 78f(b)(5). and capital formation. See 15 U.S.C. 78c(f). 2 17 CFR 240.19b–4.
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prepared by the self-regulatory engine. The pool of monies from the count toward existing dollar and organization. The Commission is collection of marketing charges on volume thresholds in the Schedule publishing this notice to solicit electronic public Customer orders from applicable to such participants that will comments on the proposed rule change market makers who trade with such otherwise still cap their per contract from interested persons. orders is available for distribution as fees on other types of executions. For payment for order flow under the example, the Schedule currently I. Self-Regulatory Organization’s Exchange’s rules. The Exchange is still provides that the fees of a Market Maker Statement of the Terms of Substance of intending to develop directed order will be aggregated and capped at the Proposed Rule Change functionality; however, the $250,000 per month for all types of The Exchange proposes to amend its implementation is taking longer than executions, so a Market Maker that has Options Fee Schedule (the ‘‘Schedule’’) anticipated. In the interim, the reached this level would not be charged to (1) reinstitute the standard marketing Exchange has heard from several order a fee for additional order executions, charges for electronic complex order flow providers and liquidity providers including electronic complex order executions that had been temporarily that the absence of marketing charges executions, until a volume level of waived, (2) eliminate the fee charged to for Customer executions in the complex 2,500,000 contracts is reached for that Customers (other than Professional order book is hindering their ability to month. In the latter instance, the Market Customers) for electronic complex order route and/or attract complex order flow Marker would only be charged a fee of executions and (3) provide that the per to the Exchange, particularly since $0.01 per contract for executions in contract fee for electronic complex order competing exchanges do allow for the excess of the 2,500,000 contact level, executions will no longer be capped for collection of marketing charges on including electronic complex order Specialists, e-Specialists and Market complex orders.4 Consequently, the executions. With the elimination of the Makers even though such executions Exchange therefore proposes to resume current $0.05 per contract fee that is and the related fees will count toward its prior practice of treating electronic charged to Customers for electronic existing thresholds in the Schedule complex orders in the same manner as complex order executions, the Exchange applicable to such participants that will any other orders for the purpose of could be in the position of receiving otherwise still cap their per contract assessing payment for order flow either no revenue at all or only $0.01 fees on other types of executions. The charges in order to remain competitive. per contract for electronic complex proposed changes will be operative on The Exchange further proposes to order executions in which a Market May 11, 2011. eliminate the fees charged to Customers Maker trades with a Customer. The text of the proposed rule change (other than Professional Customers) for Consequently, it is proposed that the is available at the Exchange, the electronic complex order executions. current fee caps will no longer be Commission’s Public Reference Room, Currently, Customers trade without a applicable to electronic complex order and http://www.nyse.com. charge for non-complex order executions, which would continue to II. Self-Regulatory Organization’s executions as provided in the Schedule, incur a fee of $0.05 per contract on the Statement of the Purpose of, and and the Exchange is proposing to extend Market Maker’s side of a trade Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule that treatment to complex order regardless of whether either or both of Change executions. With this change, the the foregoing monthly thresholds have execution of Customer electronic been met. Such executions would, In its filing with the Commission, the complex orders will be priced however, still count toward meeting self-regulatory organization included identically with the execution of any those threshold levels and could statements concerning the purpose of, other Customer order, complex or therefore impact the fees paid on other and basis for, the proposed rule change otherwise, in the Exchange’s system. types of executions by such a Market and discussed any comments it received The Exchange notes that other Maker. on the proposed rule change. The text competing exchanges also have a $0.00 The proposed changes will be of those statements may be examined at per contract rate charge for non- operative on May 11, 2011. the places specified in Item IV below. professional customers for the execution The Exchange has prepared summaries, 2. Statutory Basis of complex orders.5 set forth in sections A, B, and C below, Finally, the Exchange proposes that The Exchange believes that the of the most significant parts of such the per contract fee for electronic proposed rule change is consistent with statements. complex order executions will no longer the provisions of Section 6 of the A. Self-Regulatory Organization’s be capped for Specialists, e-Specialists Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the Statement of the Purpose of, and and Market Makers even though such ‘‘Act’’),6 in general, and Section 6(b)(4) Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule executions and the related fees will still of the Act,7 in particular, in that it is Change designed to provide for the equitable 4 Chicago Board Options Exchange (‘‘CBOE’’), allocation of reasonable dues, fees, and 1. Purpose NASDAQ OMX PHLX (‘‘PHLX’’), and International other charges among its members and The Exchange is proposing to Securities Exchange (‘‘ISE’’) all assess marketing other persons using its facilities. The charges against market makers who trade with reinstitute the standard marketing customer complex orders. PHLX and ISE except marketing charges that will be 3 charges for electronic complex order their ‘‘make/take’’ symbols from the collection of reinstituted to fund payment for order executions that had been temporarily marketing charges, but all other options are flow for electronic complex order waived in July 2010 pending the included. executions are charges that were enabling of directed order functionality 5 See ISE Schedule of Fees, ‘‘Rebates and Fees for previously in effect on the Exchange. Adding and Removing Liquidity’’ on page 16 of 17 for executions in the complex matching at http://www.ise.com/assets/documents/ The Exchange believes that these OptionsExchange/legal/fee/feeschedule.pdf; see charges are reasonable and equitable 3 The standard marketing charges are $0.25 per also CBOE Fees Schedule, ‘‘Options Transaction because they are identical to the contract for any electronic Customer order in a Fees: Equity Options’’ on page 1 of 15 at http:// marketing charges assessed by Penny Pilot option that trades with a market maker www.cboe.com/publish/feeschedule/ and $0.65 per contract for any electronic Customer CBOEFeeSchedule.pdf,which includes complex order in a non-Penny Pilot option that trades with orders even though there is no separate pricing for 6 15 U.S.C. 78f(b). a market maker. such orders on the CBOE. 7 15 U.S.C. 78f(b)(4).
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competing exchanges CBOE and ISE, as Additionally, by making this change, C. Self-Regulatory Organization’s referenced herein, and slightly less than the fee schedule is being simplified, Statement on Comments on the the marketing charge of $0.70 per making it easier for market participants Proposed Rule Change Received From contract assessed by competing to make trading decisions. Members, Participants, or Others exchange PHLX for an electronic Finally, the removal of the cap No written comments were solicited customer order in a non-Penny Pilot applicable to Specialists, e-Specialists or received with respect to the proposed option that trades with a market maker. rule change. The Exchange further believes that the and Market Makers as it applies to the re-imposition of marketing charges on execution of electronic complex orders III. Date of Effectiveness of the market makers who trade with effectively removes a ‘‘tier’’ for such Proposed Rule Change and Timing for electronic Customer orders in the market participants in the fees Commission Action complex order book is reasonable and applicable to such orders, thereby The foregoing rule change is effective equitable because it is based on the need instituting a $0.05 per contract side fee upon filing pursuant to Section to attract additional Customer complex that is equally applicable to all types of 19(b)(3)(A) 11 of the Act and order flow to the Exchange, which will market participants, other than subparagraph (f)(2) of Rule 19b–4 12 benefit all market participants. The Customers, for the same trade. This thereunder, because it establishes a due, Exchange notes that reinstituting change will further simplify the fee, or other charge imposed by NYSE marketing charges as proposed will Schedule as it applies to the execution Amex. simplify the fee schedule, thereby of electronic complex orders. The At any time within 60 days of the making it easier for market makers in Exchange believes that the removal of filing of such proposed rule change, the particular to factor these charges into the cap currently applicable to the Commission summarily may the models that [sic] use to make trading aforementioned market participants is temporarily suspend such rule change if decisions. Finally, the Exchange reasonable, equitable and not unfairly it appears to the Commission that such believes that reinstituting marketing discriminatory as it relates to those action is necessary or appropriate in the charges as proposed is not unfairly market participants because, even public interest, for the protection of discriminatory because it means that though they will be paying $0.05 per investors, or otherwise in furtherance of electronic complex orders will be contract for executions that previously the purposes of the Act. treated in the same manner as any other would have cost them $0.01 or $0.00 per IV. Solicitation of Comments orders for the purpose of assessing contract under the cap, they will have payment for order flow charges. Interested persons are invited to The preferential rate of $0.00 the opportunity to interact with the submit written data, views, and proposed to be charged to Customers additional complex order flow attracted arguments concerning the foregoing, (other than Professional Customers) is to the Exchange by the elimination of including whether the proposed rule reasonable and equitable because it will the Customer rate charge. In addition, change is consistent with the Act. extend to electronic complex order the new rate of $0.05 per contract for Comments may be submitted by any of executions the same fee treatment that those executions is fair and equitable in the following methods: that it is not a large increase and it will the Exchange currently provides to Electronic Comments continue to be less than those same Customers for non-complex order • executions. The Exchange also notes market participants are charged for Use the Commission’s Internet that, as discussed above, competing electronic executions outside of the comment form (http://www.sec.gov/ rules/sro.shtml); or exchanges have extended the same complex order book, which can be as • preferential treatment to customer fees much as $0.17 per contract. Send an e-mail to rule- [email protected]. Please include File for the execution of complex orders and The Exchange operates in a highly the Exchange believes it is reasonable Number SR–NYSEAmex-2011–30 on the competitive market comprised of nine subject line. and equitable to adjust its fees U.S. options exchanges in which accordingly to remain competitive with sophisticated and knowledgeable Paper Comments the fees charged by other venues. The market participants can readily send • Send paper comments in triplicate Exchange notes that historically order flow to competing exchanges if to Elizabeth M. Murphy, Secretary, Customers have been afforded they deem fee levels at a particular Securities and Exchange Commission, preferential treatment such as priority at 100 F Street, NE., Washington, DC 8 exchange to be excessive or a price over non-Customers and 20549–1090. preferential fees. This is in exchange for discriminatory. The Exchange believes All submissions should refer to File forsaking the ability to place orders on that the complex order fees and rebates Number SR–NYSEAmex-2011–30. This both sides of the market in the same it assesses must be competitive with file number should be included on the series 9 and for being subject to fees and rebates assessed on other subject line if e-mail is used. To help the generally higher margin requirements as exchanges. The Exchange believes that Commission process and review your compared to non-Customers.10 On this this competitive marketplace impacts comments more efficiently, please use basis, the Exchange feels that this the fees and rebates present on the only one method. The Commission will change is not unfairly discriminatory. Exchange today and influences the post all comments on the Commission’s The reduction of such fees is expected proposals set forth above. Internet Web site (http://www.sec.gov/ to attract additional Customer complex B. Self-Regulatory Organization’s rules/sro.shtml). Copies of the order flow to the Exchange, which will Statement on Burden on Competition submission, all subsequent benefit all market participants. amendments, all written statements The Exchange does not believe that with respect to the proposed rule 8 See NYSE Amex Rule 964NY Display, Priority, the proposed rule change will impose and Order Allocation—Trading Systems. change that are filed with the 9 See NYSE Amex Rule 995NY Prohibited any burden on competition that is not Conduct. necessary or appropriate in furtherance 11 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(3)(A). 10 See NYSE Amex Rule 462 Minimum Margins. of the purposes of the Act. 12 17 CFR 240.19b–4(f)(2).
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Commission, and all written by the self-regulatory organization. The efficiently and competitively.6 At the communications relating to the Commission is publishing this notice to time that NYSE Rule 70.40 was adopted, proposed rule change between the solicit comments on the proposed rule it included certain conditions and Commission and any person, other than change from interested persons. limitations on such trading, including those that may be withheld from the that only trading on behalf of customers I. Self-Regulatory Organization’s public in accordance with the would be permitted. In October 2008, provisions of 5 U.S.C. 552, will be Statement of the Terms of Substance of the Exchange adopted NYSE Amex available for Web site viewing and the Proposed Rule Change Equities Rule 70.40, which is identical printing in the Commission’s Public The Exchange proposes to amend to NYSE Rule 70.40.7 As such, NYSE Reference Room, 100 F Street, NE., NYSE Amex Equities Rule 70.40(3) to Rule Amex Equities 70.40(3) prohibits Washington, DC 20549, on official permit member organizations to engage member organizations approved to business days between the hours of 10 in proprietary trading from their operate booth premises pursuant to such a.m. and 3 p.m. Copies of the filing also approved booth premises in certain OTC Rule from effecting any transaction from will be available for inspection and Bulletin Board (‘‘OTCBB’’) and OTC their approved booth premises for their copying at the NYSE’s principal office, Markets 4 securities. The text of the own account, the account of an and on its Web site at http:// proposed rule change is available at the associated person, or an account with www.nyse.com. The text of the proposed Exchange, at http://www.nyse.com, at respect to which they or an associated rule change is available on the the Commission’s Public Reference person thereof exercise investment Commission’s Web site at http:// Room, and on the Commission’s Web discretion on the Exchange. After more than two years of www.sec.gov. All comments received site at http://www.sec.gov. will be posted without change; the experience with NYSE Amex Equities Commission does not edit personal II. Self-Regulatory Organization’s Rule 70.40, member organizations have identifying information from Statement of the Purpose of, and requested that certain types of submissions. You should submit only Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule proprietary trading be permitted under information that you wish to make Change the Rule, and the Exchange has available publicly. All submissions determined that it is appropriate to do should refer to File Number SR– In its filing with the Commission, the so. Therefore, the Exchange proposes to NYSEAmex-2011–30 and should be self-regulatory organization included revise NYSE Amex Equities Rule submitted on or before June 15, 2011. statements concerning the purpose of, 70.40(3) to permit member organizations and basis for, the proposed rule change to effect transactions in the common, For the Commission, by the Division of and discussed any comments it received Trading and Markets, pursuant to delegated preferred, and debt securities of an authority.13 on the proposed rule change. The text operating company that is quoted on the of those statements may be examined at Cathy H. Ahn, OTC Bulletin Board or OTC Markets (an the places specified in Item IV below. Deputy Secretary. ‘‘OTC Security’’) from their approved The Exchange has prepared summaries, [FR Doc. 2011–12963 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] booth premises for their own account, set forth in sections A, B, and C below, the account of an associated person, or BILLING CODE 8011–01–P of the most significant parts of such an account with respect to which they statements. or an associated person thereof exercise SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE A. Self-Regulatory Organization’s investment discretion, except that such COMMISSION Statement of the Purpose of, and member organizations could not effect such transactions in an OTC Security [Release No. 34–64521; File No. SR– Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule Change that is related to a security listed or NYSEAmex–2011–34] traded on the Exchange or NYSE.8 1. Purpose Self-Regulatory Organizations; NYSE Because trading would be limited to the Amex LLC; Notice of Filing of The Exchange proposes to amend common, preferred, and debt securities Proposed Rule Change Amending NYSE Amex Equities Rule 70.40(3) to of an operating company, a member NYSE Amex Equities Rule 70.40(3) To permit member organizations to engage organization could not trade in an Permit Member Organizations to in proprietary trading from their index-based or derivative security (e.g., Engage in Proprietary Trading From approved booth premises in certain 6 See Securities Exchange Act Release 55908 Their Approved Booth Premises in 5 OTCBB and OTC Markets securities. (June 14, 2007), 72 FR 34056 (June 20, 2007) (SR– Certain OTC Bulletin Board and OTC In June 2007, the New York Stock NYSE–2007–51) (notice of filing and immediate Markets Securities ‘‘ ’’ effectiveness of proposed rule change permitting Exchange LLC ( NYSE ) adopted NYSE member organizations to operate booth as upstairs May 19, 2011. Rule 70.40, which permits a member office). Under NYSE Rule 70.40, only Floor brokers Pursuant to Section 19(b)(1) 1 of the organization to operate its booth may conduct activity from booth premises. Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the premises on the NYSE Floor in a 7 See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 58705 2 3 manner similar to its ‘‘upstairs’’ office, (October 1, 2008), 73 FR 58995 (October 8, 2008) ‘‘Act’’) and Rule 19b–4 thereunder, (SR–Amex-2008–63) (Order Granting Approval of notice is hereby given that, on May 11, thereby allowing member organizations Proposed Rule Change to Establish New 2011, NYSE Amex LLC (the ‘‘Exchange’’ to access other markets and trade a Membership, Member Firm Conduct, and Equity or ‘‘NYSE Amex’’) filed with the wider array of products from their booth Trading Rules Following the Exchange’s premises and thus operate more Acquisition by NYSE Euronext). Under NYSE Amex Securities and Exchange Commission Equities Rule 70.40, only Floor brokers may (the ‘‘Commission’’) the proposed rule conduct activity from booth premises. change as described in Items I and II 4 The OTCBB and OTC Markets Group Inc. each 8 Since the merger of NYSE and NYSE Amex in below, which Items have been prepared operate electronic quotation systems for broker- 2008, the exchanges have conducted equity trading dealers to trade unlisted securities. The from the same Trading Floor, and NYSE Amex has marketplaces operated by OTC Markets Group Inc. conducted options trading in rooms adjacent the 13 17 CFR 200.30–3(a)(12). include OTCQX, OTCQB and OTC Pink. Trading Floor. See Securities Exchange Act Release 1 15 U.S.C.78s(b)(1). 5 The Exchange’s affiliate, New York Stock No. 58673 (September 29, 2008) (SR–Amex-2008– 2 15 U.S.C. 78a. Exchange LLC (‘‘NYSE’’), has proposed to adopt the 62 and SR–NYSE–2008–60), 73 FR 57707 (October 3 17 CFR 240.19b–4. same rule. See SR–NYSE–2010–22. 3, 2008), and NYSE Rule 6A.
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a right or warrant) that is quoted on the The Exchange believes that member NYSER of any subsequent changes to OTCBB or OTC Markets. organizations face increased such procedures.16 Under the proposed rule change, an competition as a result of changes in the At a minimum, such written OTC Security would be considered structure of securities markets and are procedures must require the member related to a security listed or traded on continually searching for ways to organization to exercise due diligence the Exchange or NYSE 9 if: operate more efficiently.12 The (b) The OTC Security is subject to a before commencing trading in an OTC proposed rule change would allow Security from the booth premises corporate action that relates to the issuer of member organizations to expand the a security that is listed or traded on the pursuant to this Rule to ensure that such Exchange or NYSE or that underlies an NYSE types of activities that can be conducted trading is in compliance with the Amex option, or an affiliate of such issuer; from booth premises and more requirements of this Rule and that the (c) The OTC Security is issued by an issuer efficiently use member organization member organization has procedures to of a security that is a component of a narrow- staff. monitor its trading activity in order to based security index 10 that is linked to a security that listed or traded on the Exchange At the same time, the proposed remain in compliance. A member or NYSE or that underlies an Amex option; proprietary transactions in OTC organization must have supervisory or Securities would remain subject to all of systems in place that produce records (d) The OTC Security is issued by a foreign the other provisions of NYSE Amex sufficient to reconstruct, in a time- issuer or is a depositary receipt (or the Equities Rule 70.40. First, a member sequenced manner, all orders with equivalent thereof) for such a security, and a organization would have to obtain respect to which the member security issued by such foreign issuer or a approval from NYSE Regulation, Inc. depositary receipt (or the equivalent thereof) organization is trading from the booth for such a security is listed or traded on the (‘‘NYSER’’) to engage in proprietary OTC premises under this Rule. The member Exchange or NYSE or underlies an NYSE Securities trading from booth organization must be able to Amex option. premises.13 demonstrate which OTC Security Under the proposed rule, a corporate Second, all such transactions would transactions were effected from the action would be any action by an issuer be subject to the regulatory booth premises (as compared to off- of an OTC Security or a security listed requirements that apply to ‘‘upstairs’’ Floor trading, if applicable). If the or traded on the Exchange or NYSE that trading, including registration member organization could not causes a relationship between the price requirements and audit trail demonstrate which trading is from the of the OTC Security and the price of the requirements applicable to those booth premises, the Exchange would security that is listed or traded on the markets and supervision requirements presume that all such trading was Exchange or NYSE or that underlies an under NYSE Amex Equities Rule 342.14 effected from the booth premises. NYSE Amex option, such as the Finally, a member organization would 2. Statutory Basis announcement of a merger, acquisition, be required to adopt and implement joint venture, spinoff, dissolution, comprehensive written procedures The Exchange believes that its bankruptcy filing or other similar type governing the conduct and supervision proposal is consistent with Section 6(b) 17 of event involving the issuers. of proprietary trading in OTC Securities of the Act, in general, and furthers the 18 The Exchange believes that an NYSE handled through the booth and the staff objectives of Section 6(b)(5) of the Act, Amex member organization would not responsible for such activities; such in particular, in that it is designed to have any type of time, place, or procedures must be reasonably designed prevent fraudulent and manipulative information advantage with respect to to ensure that the member organization acts and practices, to promote just and the proposed proprietary trading would be trading in compliance with equitable principles of trade, to remove activity that could create a potential the requirements of NYSE Amex impediments to and perfect the issue or conflict with respect to the Equities Rule 70.40, including that it is mechanism of a free and open market federal securities laws or Exchange not effecting transactions from booth and a national market system, and, in rules. A member organization’s premises in OTC Securities that are general, to protect investors and the proprietary transactions in OTC related to securities listed or traded on public interest. The proposed rule Securities would receive the same the Exchange or NYSE. A member change provides member organizations treatment as any other investor’s organization would be required to with a means to remain competitive in transactions in such securities. obtain NYSER approval of such written view of changes in the markets by Consistent with the permitted customer permitting Floor brokers to engage in trading under current NYSE Amex procedures before such trading commences.15 A member organization proprietary trading in certain OTC Equities Rule 70.40, the Exchange Securities from their booth premises. would deem the proposed proprietary would be required to regularly review such procedures and compliance Such trading offers member transactions to be off-Floor or ‘‘upstairs’’ organizations no time, place, or 11 therewith, and obtain approval from transactions for purposes of its Rules. information advantage but permits them to more fully utilize booth staff and 9 Securities listed on The NASDAQ Stock Market privileges on NYSE Amex or NYSE, and (2) deemed are traded on the Exchange pursuant to unlisted initiated from off the Floor of NYSE Amex, NYSE thereby operate their booth premises trading privileges and thus would be considered a Amex does not believe that Section 11(a) of the Act more efficiently in conjunction with security traded on the Exchange under the proposed or the rules thereunder would be implicated by the upstairs trading. The permitted rule change. See Rules 500—525—NYSE Amex proposed rule change. proprietary trading activity in OTC Equities. 12 See supra note 6. of a security that is listed or traded on the Exchange 13 NYSE Amex Equities Rule 70.40(1). Securities would remain subject to or NYSE or that underlies an NYSE Amex option, 14 NYSE Amex Equities Rule 70.40(4) and (5). robust, existing regulatory requirements or an affiliate of such issuer; 15 If a member organization had already obtained that serve to foster just and equitable 10 For purposes of the proposed rule, the approval to operate a booth premises under NYSE principles of trade. definition of narrow-based security index would be Amex Equities Rule 70.40, it would still be required the same as the definition in Section 3(a)(55) of the to update its written procedures to address Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the ‘‘Act’’). proprietary trading in OTC Securities and obtain 16 NYSE Amex Equities Rule 70.40(6) and (7). 11 Because the transactions would be (1) solely in NYSER approval under NYSE Amex Equities Rule 17 15 U.S.C. 78f(b). securities not listed or admitted to unlisted trading 70.40(7). 18 15 U.S.C. 78f(b)(5).
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B. Self-Regulatory Organization’s amendments, all written statements solicit comments on the proposed rule Statement on Burden on Competition with respect to the proposed rule change from interested persons. change that are filed with the The Exchange does not believe that I. Self-Regulatory Organization’s Commission, and all written the proposed rule change will impose Statement of the Terms of Substance of communications relating to the any burden on competition that is not the Proposed Rule Change proposed rule change between the necessary or appropriate in furtherance The Exchange proposes to amend of the purposes of the Act. Commission and any person, other than those that may be withheld from the Rule 7.31(h)(5) to reduce the minimum C. Self-Regulatory Organization’s public in accordance with the order entry size of a Mid-Point Passive Statement on Comments on the provisions of 5 U.S.C. 552, will be Liquidity Order (‘‘MPL Order’’) from 100 Proposed Rule Change Received from available for Web site viewing and shares to one share. The text of the Members, Participants or Others printing in the Commission’s Public proposed rule change is available at the No written comments were solicited Reference Room, 100 F Street, NE., Exchange, the Commission’s Public or received with respect to the proposed Washington, DC 20549, on official Reference Room, http://www.nyse.com, rule change. business days between the hours of 10 and the Commission’s Web site at a.m. and 3 p.m. Copies of the filing also http://www.sec.gov. III. Date of Effectiveness of the will be available for inspection and Proposed Rule Change and Timing for II. Self-Regulatory Organization’s copying at the principal office of the Statement of the Purpose of, and Commission Action Exchange. All comments received will Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule Within 45 days of the date of be posted without change; the Change publication of this notice in the Federal Commission does not edit personal In its filing with the Commission, the Register or within such longer period identifying information from self-regulatory organization included up to 90 days (i) As the Commission submissions. You should submit only statements concerning the purpose of, may designate if it finds such longer information that you wish to make and basis for, the proposed rule change period to be appropriate and publishes available publicly. All submissions and discussed any comments it received its reasons for so finding or (ii) as to should refer to File Number SR– on the proposed rule change. The text which the self-regulatory organization NYSEAmex–2011–34 and should be of those statements may be examined at consents, the Commission will: submitted on or before June 15, 2011. the places specified in Item IV below. (A) by order approve or disapprove For the Commission, by the Division of The Exchange has prepared summaries, the proposed rule change, or Trading and Markets, pursuant to delegated set forth in sections A, B, and C below, (B) institute proceedings to determine authority.19 whether the proposed rule change of the most significant parts of such Cathy H. Ahn, should be disapproved. statements. Deputy Secretary. IV. Solicitation of Comments A. Self-Regulatory Organization’s [FR Doc. 2011–12875 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Statement of the Purpose of, and Interested persons are invited to BILLING CODE 8011–01–P Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule submit written data, views, and Change arguments concerning the foregoing, including whether the proposed rule SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE 1. Purpose change is consistent with the Act. COMMISSION The Exchange proposes to amend Comments may be submitted by any of [Release No. 34–64523; File No. SR– Rule 7.31(h)(5) to reduce the minimum the following methods: NYSEArca–2011–29] order entry size of an MPL Order from 100 shares to one share. Electronic Comments Self-Regulatory Organizations; NYSE MPL Orders were initially designed to • Use the Commission’s Internet Arca, Inc.; Notice of Filing and accommodate larger customer comment form (http://www.sec.gov/ Immediate Effectiveness of Proposed transactions and required a minimum rules/sro.shtml); or order entry size of 1,000 shares.4 The • Rule Change Amending Rule 7.31(h)(5) Send an e-mail to rule- To Reduce the Minimum Order Entry Exchange reduced the minimum order [email protected]. Please include File Size of a Mid-Point Passive Liquidity entry size from 1,000 shares to 100 Number SR–NYSEAmex–2011–34 on Order From 100 Shares to One Share shares shortly after implementing MPL the subject line. Orders to permit Users to enter MPL Paper Comments May 19, 2011. Orders for smaller sized order flow, 1 including orders of retail customers.5 • Pursuant to Section 19(b)(1) of the Send paper comments in triplicate Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the The Exchange believes that reducing to Elizabeth M. Murphy, Secretary, ‘‘Act’’) 2 and Rule 19b–4 thereunder,3 the minimum order entry size from 100 Securities and Exchange Commission, notice is hereby given that on May 11, shares to one share would further 100 F Street, NE., Washington, DC 2011, NYSE Arca, Inc. (the ‘‘Exchange’’ enhance opportunities for execution on 20549–1090. or ‘‘NYSE Arca’’) filed with the the Exchange using MPL Orders, All submissions should refer to File Securities and Exchange Commission especially with respect to retail Number SR–NYSE–Amex–2011–34. (the ‘‘Commission’’) the proposed rule customer orders that are often smaller This file number should be included on change as described in Items I and II than one round lot of 100 shares. the subject line if e-mail is used. To help below, which Items have been prepared The Exchange also proposes to reduce the Commission process and review by the self-regulatory organization. The the specified minimum executable size your comments more efficiently, please Commission is publishing this notice to use only one method. The Commission 4 See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 56072 will post all comments on the (July 13, 2007), 72 FR 39867 (July 20, 2007) (SR– 19 17 CFR 200.30–3(a)(12). NYSEArca–2007–61). Commission’s Internet Web site (http:// 1 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(1). 5 See Securities Exchange Act Release No. 56790 www.sec.gov/rules/sro.shtml). Copies of 2 15 U.S.C. 78a. (November 15, 2007), 72 FR 65797 (November 23, the submission, all subsequent 3 17 CFR 240.19–4. 2007) (SR–NYSEArca–2007–113).
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for an MPL Order from 100 shares to public interest, the proposed rule printing in the Commission’s Public one share. This change would permit change has become effective pursuant to Reference Room, 100 F Street, NE., Users that enter an MPL Order for less Section 19(b)(3)(A) of the Act 8 and Rule Washington, DC 20549, on official than 100 shares to also specify a 19b–4(f)(6) thereunder.9 business days between the hours of minimum executable size for the MPL At any time within 60 days of the 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Copies of the filing Order. filing of the proposed rule change, the also will be available for inspection and The Exchange is not proposing any Commission summarily may copying at the principal office of the other changes or amendments to the temporarily suspend such rule change if Exchange. All comments received will MPL Order. The Exchange intends to it appears to the Commission that such be posted without change; the communicate the proposed reductions action is necessary or appropriate in the Commission does not edit personal in the minimum order entry size and public interest, for the protection of identifying information from minimum executable size to its Users investors, or otherwise in furtherance of submissions. You should submit only through a Rule Adoption Notice. the purposes of the Act. information that you wish to make IV. Solicitation of Comments available publicly. All submissions 2. Statutory Basis should refer to File Number SR– The proposed rule change is Interested persons are invited to NYSEArca–2011–29 and should be consistent with Section 6(b) of the submit written data, views, and submitted on or before June 15, 2011. arguments concerning the foregoing, Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the For the Commission, by the Division of 6 including whether the proposed rule ‘‘Act’’), in general, and furthers the Trading and Markets, pursuant to delegated objectives of Section 6(b)(5),7 in change is consistent with the Act. authority.10 particular, in that it is designed to Comments may be submitted by any of Cathy H. Ahn, the following methods: prevent fraudulent and manipulative Deputy Secretary. acts and practices, to promote just and Electronic Comments [FR Doc. 2011–12877 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] equitable principles of trade, to foster • BILLING CODE 8011–01–P cooperation and coordination with Use the Commission’s Internet comment form (http://www.sec.gov/ persons engaged in facilitating rules/sro.shtml); or transactions in securities, and to remove • Send an e-mail to rule- SECURITIES AND EXCHANGE impediments to and perfect the [email protected]. Please include File COMMISSION mechanism of a free and open market Number SR–NYSEArca–2011–29 on the [Release No. 34–64522; File No. SR–NYSE– and a national market system. subject line. Specifically, the proposed rule change 2011–22] would further enhance opportunities for Paper Comments Self-Regulatory Organizations; New execution on the Exchange using MPL • Send paper comments in triplicate York Stock Exchange LLC; Notice of Orders, especially with respect to retail to Elizabeth M. Murphy, Secretary, Filing of Proposed Rule Change customer orders that are often smaller Securities and Exchange Commission, Amending NYSE Rule 70.40(3) to than one round lot of 100 shares. 100 F Street, NE., Washington, DC Permit Member Organizations to B. Self-Regulatory Organization’s 20549–1090. Engage in Proprietary Trading From Statement on Burden on Competition All submissions should refer to File Their Approved Booth Premises in Number SR–NYSEArca-2011–29. This Certain OTC Bulletin Board and OTC The Exchange does not believe that file number should be included on the Markets Securities the proposed rule change will impose subject line if e-mail is used. To help the any burden on competition that is not Commission process and review your May 19, 2011. 1 necessary or appropriate in furtherance comments more efficiently, please use Pursuant to Section 19(b)(1) of the of the purposes of the Act. only one method. The Commission will Securities Exchange Act of 1934 (the 2 3 C. Self-Regulatory Organization’s post all comments on the Commission’s ‘‘Act’’) and Rule 19b–4 thereunder, Statement on Comments on the Internet Web site (http://www.sec.gov/ notice is hereby given that, on May 11, Proposed Rule Change Received From rules/sro.shtml). Copies of the 2011, New York Stock Exchange LLC Members, Participants or Others submission, all subsequent (‘‘NYSE’’ or the ‘‘Exchange’’) filed with amendments, all written statements the Securities and Exchange No written comments were solicited with respect to the proposed rule Commission (the ‘‘Commission’’) the or received with respect to the proposed change that are filed with the proposed rule change as described in rule change. Commission, and all written Items I and II below, which Items have III. Date of Effectiveness of the communications relating to the been prepared by the self-regulatory Proposed Rule Change and Timing for proposed rule change between the organization. The Commission is Commission Action Commission and any person, other than publishing this notice to solicit those that may be withheld from the comments on the proposed rule change Because the foregoing proposed rule from interested persons. change: (1) Does not significantly affect public in accordance with the the protection of investors or the public provisions of 5 U.S.C. 552, will be I. Self-Regulatory Organization’s interest; (2) does not impose any available for website viewing and Statement of the Terms of Substance of significant burden on competition; and the Proposed Rule Change 8 (3) by its terms does not become 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(3)(A). 9 17 CFR 240.19b– 4(f)(6). In addition, Rule 19b– The Exchange proposes to amend operative for 30 days after the date of 4(f)(6)(iii) requires a self-regulatory organization to NYSE Rule 70.40(3) to permit member this filing, or such shorter time as the provide the Commission with written notice of its organizations to engage in proprietary Commission may designate if consistent intent to file the proposed rule change, along with a brief description and text of the proposed rule with the protection of investors and the 10 change, at least five business days prior to the date 17 CFR 200.30–3(a)(12). of filing of the proposed rule change, or such 1 15 U.S.C. 78s(b)(1). 6 15 U.S.C. 78f(b). shorter time as designated by the Commission. The 2 15 U.S.C. 78a. 7 15 U.S.C. 78f(b)(5). Exchange has fulfilled this requirement. 3 17 CFR 240.19b–4.
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trading from their approved booth premises pursuant to such Rule from security that listed or traded on the Exchange premises in certain OTC Bulletin Board effecting any transaction from their or NYSE Amex or that underlies an Amex (‘‘OTCBB’’) and OTC Markets 4 approved booth premises for their own option; or securities. The text of the proposed rule account, the account of an associated (d) the OTC Security is issued by a foreign issuer or is a depositary receipt (or the change is available at the Exchange, at person, or an account with respect to equivalent thereof) for such a security, and a http://www.nyse.com, at the which they or an associated person security issued by such foreign issuer or a Commission’s Public Reference Room, thereof exercise investment discretion depositary receipt (or the equivalent thereof) and on the Commission’s Web site at on the Exchange. for such a security is listed or traded on the http://www.sec.gov. After more than three years of Exchange or NYSE Amex or underlies an experience with NYSE Rule 70.40, NYSE Amex option. II. Self-Regulatory Organization’s member organizations have requested Statement of the Purpose of, and Under the proposed rule, a corporate that certain types of proprietary trading action would be any action by an issuer Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule be permitted under the Rule, and the Change of an OTC Security or a security listed Exchange has determined that it is or traded on the Exchange or NYSE In its filing with the Commission, the appropriate to do so. Therefore, the Amex that causes a relationship self-regulatory organization included Exchange proposes to revise NYSE Rule between the price of the OTC Security statements concerning the purpose of, 70.40(3) to permit member organizations and the price of the security that is and basis for, the proposed rule change to effect transactions in the common, listed or traded on the Exchange or and discussed any comments it received preferred, and debt securities of an NYSE Amex or that underlies an NYSE on the proposed rule change. The text operating company that is quoted on the Amex option, such as the of those statements may be examined at OTC Bulletin Board or OTC Markets (an announcement of a merger, acquisition, the places specified in Item IV below. ‘‘OTC Security’’) from their approved joint venture, spinoff, dissolution, The Exchange has prepared summaries, booth premises for their own account, bankruptcy filing or other similar type set forth in sections A, B, and C below, the account of an associated person, or of event involving the issuers. of the most significant parts of such an account with respect to which they The Exchange believes that an NYSE statements. or an associated person thereof exercise member organization would not have investment discretion, except that such A. Self-Regulatory Organization’s any type of time, place, or information member organizations could not effect Statement of the Purpose of, and advantage with respect to the proposed such transactions in an OTC Security Statutory Basis for, the Proposed Rule proprietary trading activity that could that is related to a security listed or Change create a potential issue or conflict with traded on the Exchange or NYSE respect to the federal securities laws or 7 1. Purpose Amex. Because trading would be Exchange rules. A member NYSE proposes to amend NYSE Rule limited to the common, preferred, and organization’s proprietary transactions 70.40(3) to permit member organizations debt securities of an operating company, in OTC Securities would receive the to engage in proprietary trading from a member organization could not trade same treatment as any other investor’s their approved booth premises in in an index-based or derivative security transactions in such securities. certain OTCBB and OTC Markets (e.g., a right or warrant) that is quoted Consistent with the permitted customer securities.5 on the OTCBB or OTC Markets. trading under current NYSE Rule 70.40, Under the proposed rule change, an In June 2007, the Exchange adopted the Exchange would deem the proposed OTC Security would be considered NYSE Rule 70.40, which permits a proprietary transactions to be off-Floor related to a security listed or traded on member organization to operate its ‘‘ ’’ the Exchange or NYSE Amex 8 if: or upstairs transactions for purposes booth premises on the Exchange Floor of its Rules.10 in a manner similar to its ‘‘upstairs’’ (a) the OTC Security is issued by an issuer The Exchange believes that member office, thereby allowing member of a security that is listed or traded on the organizations face increased organizations to access other markets Exchange or NYSE Amex or that underlies an competition as a result of changes in the NYSE Amex option, or an affiliate of such and trade a wider array of products from issuer; structure of securities markets and are their booth premises and thus operate (b) the OTC Security is subject to a continually searching for ways to more efficiently and competitively.6 At corporate action that relates to the issuer of operate more efficiently.11 The the time that NYSE Rule 70.40 was a security that is listed or traded on the proposed rule change would allow adopted, it included certain conditions Exchange or NYSE Amex or that underlies an member organizations to expand the and limitations on such trading, NYSE Amex option, or an affiliate of such types of activities that can be conducted including that only trading on behalf of issuer; from booth premises and more customers would be permitted. As such, (c) the OTC Security is issued by an issuer of a security that is a component of a narrow- efficiently use member organization NYSE Rule 70.40(3) prohibits member based security index 9 that is linked to a staff. organizations approved to operate booth At the same time, the proposed 7 Since the merger of NYSE and NYSE Amex in proprietary transactions in OTC 4 The OTCBB and OTC Markets Group Inc. each 2008, the exchanges have conducted equity trading Securities would remain subject to all of operate electronic quotation systems for broker- from the same Trading Floor, and NYSE Amex has the other provisions of NYSE Rule dealers to trade unlisted securities. The conducted options trading in rooms adjacent the 70.40. First, a member organization marketplaces operated by OTC Markets Group Inc. Trading Floor. See Securities Exchange Act Release include OTCQX, OTCQB and OTC Pink. No. 58673 (September 29, 2008) (SR–Amex–2008– 5 The Exchange’s affiliate, NYSE Amex LLC 62 and SR–NYSE–2008–60), 73 FR 57707 (October as the definition in Section 3(a)(55) of the Securities (‘‘NYSE Amex’’), has proposed to adopt the same 3, 2008), and NYSE Rule 6A. Exchange Act of 1934 (the ‘‘Act’’). rule. See SR–NYSEAmex–2010–34. 8 Securities listed on The NASDAQ Stock Market 10 Because the transactions would be (1) solely in 6 See Securities Exchange Act Release 55908 are traded on NYSE Amex pursuant to unlisted securities not listed or admitted to unlisted trading (June 14, 2007), 72 FR 34056 (June 20, 2007) (SR– trading privileges and thus would be considered a privileges on NYSE or NYSE Amex, and (2) deemed NYSE–2007–51) (notice of filing and immediate security traded on NYSE Amex under the proposed initiated from off the Floor of NYSE, NYSE does not effectiveness of proposed rule change permitting rule change. See Rules 500–525–NYSE Amex believe that Section 11(a) of the Act or the rules member organizations to operate booth as upstairs Equities. thereunder would be implicated by the proposed office). Under NYSE Rule 70.40, only Floor brokers 9 For purposes of the proposed rule, the definition rule change. may conduct activity from booth premises. of narrow-based security index would be the same 11 See supra note 6.
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would have to obtain approval from member organization could not the self-regulatory organization NYSE Regulation, Inc. (‘‘NYSER’’) to demonstrate which trading is from the consents, the Commission will: engage in proprietary OTC Securities booth premises, the Exchange would (A) by order approve or disapprove trading from booth premises.12 presume that all such trading was the proposed rule change, or Second, all such transactions would effected from the booth premises. (B) institute proceedings to determine be subject to the regulatory whether the proposed rule change requirements that apply to ‘‘upstairs’’ 2. Statutory Basis should be disapproved. trading, including registration The Exchange believes that its IV. Solicitation of Comments requirements and audit trail proposal is consistent with Section 6(b) Interested persons are invited to requirements applicable to those of the Act,16 in general, and furthers the submit written data, views, and markets and supervision requirements objectives of Section 6(b)(5) of the Act,17 13 arguments concerning the foregoing, under NYSE Rule 342. in particular, in that it is designed to including whether the proposed rule Finally, a member organization would prevent fraudulent and manipulative change is consistent with the Act. be required to adopt and implement acts and practices, to promote just and Comments may be submitted by any of comprehensive written procedures equitable principles of trade, to remove the following methods: governing the conduct and supervision impediments to and perfect the of proprietary trading in OTC Securities mechanism of a free and open market Electronic Comments handled through the booth and the staff and a national market system, and, in • Use the Commission’s Internet responsible for such activities; such general, to protect investors and the procedures must be reasonably designed comment form (http://www.sec.gov/ public interest. The proposed rule rules/sro.shtml); or to ensure that the member organization change provides member organizations • would be trading in compliance with Send an e-mail to rule- with a means to remain competitive in [email protected]. Please include File the requirements of NYSE Rule 70.40, view of changes in the markets by including that it is not effecting Number SR–NYSE–2011–22 on the permitting Floor brokers to engage in subject line. transactions from booth premises in proprietary trading in certain OTC OTC Securities that are related to Securities from their booth premises. Paper Comments securities listed or traded on the Such trading offers member • Send paper comments in triplicate Exchange or NYSE Amex. A member organizations no time, place, or to Elizabeth M. Murphy, Secretary, organization would be required to information advantage but permits them Securities and Exchange Commission, obtain NYSER approval of such written to more fully utilize booth staff and 100 F Street, NE., Washington, DC procedures before such trading thereby operate their booth premises 20549–1090. commences.14 A member organization more efficiently in conjunction with All submissions should refer to File would be required to regularly review upstairs trading. The permitted such procedures and compliance Number SR–NYSE–2011–22. This file proprietary trading activity in OTC number should be included on the therewith, and obtain approval from Securities would remain subject to NYSER of any subsequent changes to subject line if e-mail is used. To help the 15 robust, existing regulatory requirements Commission process and review your such procedures. that serve to foster just and equitable At a minimum, such written comments more efficiently, please use principles of trade. procedures must require the member only one method. The Commission will organization to exercise due diligence B. Self-Regulatory Organization’s post all comments on the Commission’s before commencing trading in an OTC Statement on Burden on Competition Internet Web site (http://www.sec.gov/ Security from the booth premises rules/sro.shtml). Copies of the The Exchange does not believe that pursuant to this Rule to ensure that such submission, all subsequent the proposed rule change will impose trading is in compliance with the amendments, all written statements any burden on competition that is not requirements of this Rule and that the with respect to the proposed rule necessary or appropriate in furtherance member organization has procedures to change that are filed with the of the purposes of the Act. monitor its trading activity in order to Commission, and all written remain in compliance. A member C. Self-Regulatory Organization’s communications relating to the organization must have supervisory Statement on Comments on the proposed rule change between the systems in place that produce records Proposed Rule Change Received from Commission and any person, other than sufficient to reconstruct, in a time- Members, Participants or Others those that may be withheld from the sequenced manner, all orders with public in accordance with the respect to which the member No written comments were solicited provisions of 5 U.S.C. 552, will be organization is trading from the booth or received with respect to the proposed available for Web site viewing and premises under this Rule. The member rule change. printing in the Commission’s Public Reference Room, 100 F Street, NE., organization must be able to III. Date of Effectiveness of the Washington, DC 20549, on official demonstrate which OTC Security Proposed Rule Change and Timing for business days between the hours of transactions were effected from the Commission Action booth premises (as compared to off- 10 a.m. and 3 p.m. Copies of the filing Floor trading, if applicable). If the Within 45 days of the date of also will be available for inspection and publication of this notice in the Federal copying at the principal office of the 12 NYSE Rule 70.40(1). Register or within such longer period Exchange. All comments received will 13 NYSE Rule 70.40(4) and (5). up to 90 days (i) as the Commission may be posted without change; the 14 If a member organization had already obtained designate if it finds such longer period Commission does not edit personal approval to operate a booth premises under NYSE to be appropriate and publishes its identifying information from Rule 70.40, it would still be required to update its reasons for so finding or (ii) as to which submissions. You should submit only written procedures to address proprietary trading in OTC Securities and obtain NYSER approval under information that you wish to make NYSE Rule 70.40(7). 16 15 U.S.C. 78f(b). available publicly. All submissions 15 NYSE Rule 70.40(6) and (7). 17 15 U.S.C. 78f(b)(5). should refer to File Number SR–NYSE–
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2011–22 and should be submitted on or invites public comments about our information collection, including (a) before June 15, 2011. intention to request the Office of Whether the proposed collection of For the Commission, by the Division of Management and Budget (OMB) information is necessary for FAA’s Trading and Markets, pursuant to delegated approval for [a new or to renew an] performance; (b) the accuracy of the authority.18 information collection. The Federal estimated burden; (c) ways for FAA to Cathy H. Ahn, Register Notice with a 60-day comment enhance the quality, utility and clarity Deputy Secretary. period soliciting comments on the of the information collection; and (d) [FR Doc. 2011–12876 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] following collection of information was ways that the burden could be published on March 10, 2011, vol. 76, BILLING CODE 8011–01–P minimized without reducing the quality no. 47, page 13266. The respondents are of the collected information. The agency those airport operators voluntarily will summarize and/or include your submitting noise exposure maps and DEPARTMENT OF STATE comments in the request for OMB’s noise compatibility programs to the clearance of this information collection. [Public Notice: 7479] FAA for review and approval. Issued in Washington, DC, on May 18, DATES: Written comments should be 2011. Determination Under Subsection submitted by June 24, 2011. 402(d)(1) of the Trade Act of 1974, As Carla Scott, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Amended—Continuation of Waiver FAA Information Collection Clearance Carla Scott on (202) 385–4293, or by Authority Officer, IT Enterprises Business Services e-mail at: [email protected]. Division, AES–200. Pursuant to the authority vested in the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: [FR Doc. 2011–12849 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] President under the Trade Act of 1974, OMB Control Number: 2120–0517. BILLING CODE 4910–13–P as amended, Public Law 93–618, 88 Title: Airport Noise Compatibility Stat. 1978 (hereinafter ‘‘the Act’’), and Planning. assigned to the Secretary of State by Form Numbers: There are no FAA DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION virtue of Section 1(a) of Executive Order forms associated with this collection. 13346 of July 8, 2004, as well as the Type of Review: Renewal of an Federal Aviation Administration authority delegated to the Deputy information collection. Secretary of State for Management and Background: The voluntarily Agency Information Collection Resources by Delegation of Authority submitted information from the current Activities: Requests for Comments; 245–1 of February 13, 2009, I determine, CFR part 150 collection, e.g., airport Clearance of Renewed Approval of pursuant to Section 402(d)(1) of the Act, noise exposure maps and airport noise Information Collection: General 19 U.S.C. 2432(d)(1), that the further compatibility programs, or their Operating and Flight Rules extension of the waiver authority revisions, is used by the FAA to conduct reviews of the submissions to determine AGENCY: Federal Aviation granted by Section 402 of the Act will Administration (FAA), DOT. substantially promote the objectives of if an airport sponsor’s noise ACTION: Notice and request for Section 402 of the Act. I further compatibility program is eligible for comments. determine that continuation of the Federal grant funds. If airport operators did not voluntarily submit noise waiver applicable to Turkmenistan will SUMMARY: In accordance with the exposure maps and noise compatibility substantially promote the objectives of Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, FAA programs for FAA review and approval, Section 402 of the Act. invites public comments about our the airport operator would not be This determination shall be published intention to request the Office of eligible for the set aside of discretionary in the Federal Register. Management and Budget (OMB) grant funds. Dated: May 13, 2011. Respondents: Approximately 15 approval to renew an information Thomas R. Nides, airport operators. collection. Part A of Subtitle VII of the Deputy Secretary of State for Management Frequency: Information is collected Revised Title 49 U.S.C. authorizes the and Resources. on occasion. issuance of regulations governing the [FR Doc. 2011–12990 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Estimated Average Burden per use of navigable airspace. Information is BILLING CODE 4710–46–P Response: 3882.6 hours. collected to determine compliance with Estimated Total Annual Burden: Federal regulations. Respondents are 56,160 hours. individual airmen, state or local DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION Interested persons are invited to governments, and businesses. submit written comments on the DATES: Written comments should be Federal Aviation Administration proposed information collection to the submitted by July 25, 2011. Office of Information and Regulatory FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Agency Information Collection Affairs, Office of Management and Carla Scott on (202) 385–4293, or by Activities: Requests for Comments; Budget. Comments should be addressed e-mail at: [email protected]. Clearance of Renewed Approval of to the attention of the Desk Officer, Information Collection: Airport Noise SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Department of Transportation/FAA, and OMB Control Number: 2120–0005. Compatibility Planning sent via electronic mail to Title: General Operating and Flight _ AGENCY: Federal Aviation oira [email protected], or faxed Rules. Administration (FAA), DOT. to (202) 395–6974, or mailed to the Form Numbers: There are no FAA ACTION: Notice and request for Office of Information and Regulatory forms associated with this collection. comments. Affairs, Office of Management and Type of Review: Renewal of an Budget, Docket Library, Room 10102, information collection. SUMMARY: In accordance with the 725 17th Street, NW., Washington, DC Background: The reporting and Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, FAA 20503. recordkeeping requirements of Federal Public Comments Invited: You are Aviation Regulation (FAR) Part 91, 18 17 CFR 200.30–3(a)(12). asked to comment on any aspect of this General Operating and Flight Rules, are
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authorized by Part A of Subtitle VII of Investment Reform Act for the 21st application, notice and other documents the Revised Title 49 United States Code. Century (AIR 21), now 49 U.S.C. germane to the application in person at FAR Part 91 prescribes rules governing 47107(h)(2). Airport Administration Office, Helena the operation of aircraft (other than DATES: Comments must be received on Regional Airport, Helena, Montana. moored balloons, kites, rockets and or before June 24, 2011. Issued in Helena, Montana on May 16, unmanned free balloons) within the ADDRESSES: Comments on this 2011. United States. The reporting and application may be mailed or delivered David S. Stelling, recordkeeping requirements prescribed to the FAA at the following address: Manager, Helena Airports District Office. by various sections of FAR Part 91 are necessary for FAA to assure compliance Mr. David S. Stelling, Manager, Federal [FR Doc. 2011–12996 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] with these provisions. Aviation Administration, Northwest BILLING CODE 4910–13–P Respondents: Approximately 21,197 Mountain Region, Airports Division, Helena Airports District Office, 2725 airmen, state or local governments, and DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION businesses. Skyway Drive, Suite 2, Helena, Montana 59602. Frequency: Information is collected Federal Highway Administration on occasion. In addition, one copy of any Estimated Average Burden per comments submitted to the FAA must [Docket No. FHWA–2011–0036] Response: 34 minutes. be mailed or delivered to Mr. Ronald Estimated Total Annual Burden: Mercer, Airport Director, Helena Agency Information Collection 235,164 hours. Regional Airport Authority (HRAA), at Activities: Request for Comments for a New Information Collection ADDRESSES: Send comments to the FAA the following address: at the following address: Ms. Carla Mr. Ronald Mercer, Airport Director, AGENCY: Federal Highway Scott, Room 336, Federal Aviation Helena Regional Airport Authority, Administration (FHWA), DOT. Administration, AES–300, 950 L’Enfant 2850 Skyway Drive, Helena, Montana ACTION: Notice and request for Plaza, SW., Washington, DC 20024. 59602. comments. Public Comments Invited: You are FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: asked to comment on any aspect of this Mr. Gary Gates, Airport Planner/ SUMMARY: The FHWA invites public information collection, including (a) Engineer, Federal Aviation comments about our intention to request Whether the proposed collection of Administration, Northwest Mountain the Office of Management and Budget’s information is necessary for FAA’s Region, Airports Division, Helena (OMB) approval for a new information performance; (b) the accuracy of the Airports District Office, 2725 Skyway collection, which is summarized below estimated burden; (c) ways for FAA to Drive, Suite 2, Helena, Montana under SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION. We enhance the quality, utility and clarity 59602. published a Federal Register Notice with a 60-day public comment period of the information collection; and (d) The request to release property may be on this information collection on ways that the burden could be reviewed, by appointment, in person at December 29, 2010. We are required to minimized without reducing the quality this same location. of the collected information. The agency publish this notice in the Federal SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The FAA will summarize and/or include your Register by the Paperwork Reduction invites public comment on the request comments in the request for OMB’s Act of 1995. to release property at HLN under the clearance of this information collection. DATES: Please submit comments by June provisions of the AIR 21 (49 U.S.C. 24, 2011. Issued in Washington, DC, on May 19, 47107(h)(2)). 2011. On May 16, 2011 the FAA determined ADDRESSES: You may send comments Carla Scott, that the May 10, 2011 request submitted within 30 days to the Office of FAA Information Collection Clearance by HRAA to release property at HLN Information and Regulatory Affairs, Officer, IT Enterprises Business Services meets the procedural requirements of Office of Management and Budget, 725 Division, AES–200. the FAA. The FAA may approve the 17th Street, NW., Washington, DC [FR Doc. 2011–12987 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] request, in whole or in part, no later 20503, Attention DOT Desk Officer. You BILLING CODE 4910–13–P than June 24, 2011. are asked to comment on any aspect of The following is a brief overview of this information collection, including: the request: (1) Whether the proposed collection is DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION HRAA is proposing the release of necessary for the FHWA’s performance; approximately 2,337 square feet of non- (2) the accuracy of the estimated Federal Aviation Administration aeronautical airport property at HLN to burden; (3) ways for the FHWA to the State of Montana Department of enhance the quality, usefulness, and Notice of Intent To Rule on Request To Transportation, to be used as right-of- clarity of the collected information; and Release Airport Property at the Helena way for an improved turning lane from (4) ways that the burden could be Regional Airport, Helena, Montana Custer Ave to Kelleher Drive in Helena, minimized, including the use of AGENCY: Federal Aviation Montana. The road improvements are electronic technology, without reducing Administration (FAA), Department of expected to be constructed in 2011 and the quality of the collected information. Transportation (DOT). 2012 and will provide improved access All comments should include the Docket number FHWA–2011–0036. ACTION: Notice of Request to Release to HLN and the community. Airport Property. Any person may inspect, by FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: appointment, the request in person at Allen Greenberg at SUMMARY: The FAA proposes to rule and the FAA office listed above under the [email protected] or (202) 366– invite public comment on the release of heading: FOR FURTHER INFORMATION 2425, Office of Operations, Federal land at Helena Regional Airport (HLN) CONTACT. Highway Administration, Department of under the provisions of Section 125 of In addition, any person may, upon Transportation, 1200 New Jersey the Wendell H. Ford Aviation appointment and request, inspect the Avenue, SE., Washington, DC 20590,
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Monday through Friday, except Federal weekday. Despite their success and Collection Request (ICR) abstracted holidays. interesting nature, exploring dynamic regarding the Procedures for Selecting SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: ridesharing programs warrant further Lines to be Covered by the Theft Title: Exploratory Advanced Research evaluation. Prevention Standard below has been (EAR) Program initial stage research on Focus group participants will be forwarded to the Office of Management the topic of Dynamic Ridesharing. recruited based on a number of criteria. and Budget (OMB) for review and Background: The Exploratory The primary factors are whether comment. The ICR describes the nature Advanced Research (EAR) Program was participants have utilized dynamic of the information collections and their established to conduct longer term, carpooling, the frequency of their use expected burden. The Federal Register higher risk research that will result in and whether they use dynamic Notice with a 60-day comment period potentially dramatic breakthroughs for ridesharing to commute to work. was published on February 4, 2011 (76 improving the durability, efficiency, Participants would not be representing FR 6512). The agency received no environmental performance, their place of work, and they would be comments. productivity, and safety of highway and asked to participate as members of the DATES: Comments must be submitted on intermodal transportation systems. To public on their own time outside of or before June 24, 2011. work hours. facilitate identification and assessment ADDRESSES: Send comments, within 30 Respondents: The Focus Group will of higher-risk, breakthrough research days, to the Office of Information and send approximately 108 participants on topics, the Program conducts literature Regulatory Affairs, Office of a three-city tour (Washington, DC; San reviews, event scanning, and targeted Management and Budget, 725 17th Francisco, CA; and Houston, TX) to convening. As part of an assessment of Street, NW., Washington, DC 20503, study the informal, dynamic carpooling potential high-risk, breakthrough Attention NHTSA Desk Officer. research on dynamic ridesharing, the systems in each city. The government Comments are invited on: Whether EAR Program is conducting this expects the contractor to recruit the proposed collection of information collection of information on behavioral slugging/casual carpooling participants is necessary for the proper performance preferences using focus groups. in each city. of the functions of the Department, As a response to the opening of High Frequency: Annually including whether the information will Estimated Average Burden per Occupancy Vehicle (HOV) lanes in the have practical utility; the accuracy of Response: There will be approximately Washington, D.C., metro area in the the Departments’ estimate of the burden 9 focus groups total (3 in each city); mid-1970s, a unique commuting of the proposed information collection; with each group consisting of 12 phenomenon developed, commonly ways to enhance the quality, utility and participants with a time commitment of known as ‘‘slugging.’’ This type of clarity of the information to be 1.5 hours each person. The screening for single-trip dynamic carpooling evolved collected; and ways to minimize the potential participants will take from drivers and passengers coming burden of the collection of information approximately 5 minutes per person. together to fulfill each party’s needs on respondents, including the use of There will be approximately 108 (e.g., allowing drivers to meet HOV automated collection techniques or participants. requirements and thus use the express other forms of information technology. Estimated Total Annual Burden travel lanes while riders receive a free, A comment to OMB is most effective Hours: The annual burden for the Focus potentially faster trip to work). if OMB receives it within 30 days of Group would be between 162 hours. Academic and entrepreneurial types publication. The annual burden for screening alike are looking at ways to facilitate participants will be 9 hours. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: dynamic ridesharing through Annual Total = 171 hours. Carlita Ballard at the National Highway technological means. Some suggestions Traffic Safety Administration, Office of Authority: The Paperwork Reduction Act for enhancing dynamic ridesharing International Policy, Fuel Economy and include website forums that connect of 1995; 44 U.S.C. Chapter 35, as amended; and 49 CFR 1.48. Consumer Programs (NVS–131), 1200 drivers with riders and Smartphone New Jersey Ave., SE., West Building, applications that would allow drivers Issued On: May 19, 2011. Room W43–439, NVS–131, Washington, and riders to register and connect with Juli Huynh, DC 20590. Ms. Ballard’s telephone each other. These efforts build off of the Chief, Management Programs and Analysis number is (202) 366–5222. Please success of three meeting-place based Division. identify the relevant collection of dynamic ridesharing systems that exist [FR Doc. 2011–12998 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] information by referring to its OMB in Houston, San Francisco, and BILLING CODE 4910–22–P Control Number. Washington, DC. The three systems SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: have no formal leadership or management; rather they have evolved DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION National Highway Traffic Safety to fulfill a need for carpools created by Administration National Highway Traffic Safety the presence of HOV lanes. These Title: Procedures for Selecting Lines Administration naturally occurring dynamic ridesharing to be Covered by the Theft Prevention systems operate by having drivers and Standard (49 CFR 542). riders meet at central, easily accessible Reports, Forms, and Record keeping Requirements OMB Control Number: 2127–0539. locations, such as park-and-ride lots Type of Request: Extension of a where they create instantaneous AGENCY: National Highway Traffic currently approved information carpools based on desired destinations. Safety Administration (NHTSA), DOT. collection. The sluglines are highly successful and ACTION: Notice. Abstract: Manufacturers of light duty have existed for a long time (30+ years trucks must identify new model in the case of DC.), and they are a SUMMARY: In compliance with the introductions that are likely to be high- critical component to these robust Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (44 theft lines as defined in 49 U.S.C. dynamic ridesharing systems which U.S.C. 3501 et seq.), this notice 33104. In 1984, Congress enacted the serve thousands of commuters each announces that the Information Motor Vehicle Theft Law Enforcement
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Act (the 1984 Theft Act). As a means to DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION National Highway Traffic Safety prevent the theft of motor vehicles for Administration National Highway Traffic Safety their parts, the 1984 Theft Act required Title: Petitions for Exemption from Administration vehicle manufacturers to mark the major the Vehicle Theft Prevention Standard parts of ‘‘high-theft’’ passenger cars and (49 CFR Part 543). the major replacement parts for those Reports, Forms, and Recordkeeping Requirements OMB Control Number: 2127–0542. cars. The Anti Car Theft Act of 1992 Type of Request: Request for public (ACTA) amended the 1984 Theft Act to AGENCY: National Highway Traffic comment on a previously approved extend its provisions to multipurpose Safety Administration (NHTSA), DOT. collection of information. passenger vehicles (MPVs) and light Abstract: Manufacturers of passenger ACTION: Notice. duty trucks (LDTs). vehicle lines may petition the agency for The 1984 Theft Act, as amended by SUMMARY: In compliance with the an exemption from Part 541 ACTA, requires NHTSA to promulgate a Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (44 requirements, if the line is equipped theft prevention standard for the U.S.C. 3501 et seq.), this notice with an anti-theft device as standard designation of high-theft vehicle lines. announces that the Information equipment and meets agency criteria. The specific lines are to be selected by Collection Request (ICR) abstracted Device must be as effective as parts- agreement between the manufacturer regarding the Petitions for Exemption marking. 49 U.S.C. Chapter 331 requires and the agency. If there is a from the Theft Prevention Standard the Secretary of Transportation to disagreement of the selection, the below has been forwarded to the Office promulgate a theft prevention standard statute states that the agency shall select of Management and Budget (OMB) for to provide for the identification of such lines and parts, after notice to the review and comment. The ICR describes certain motor vehicles and their major manufacturer and an opportunity for the nature of the information collections replacement parts to impede motor written comment. NHTSA’s procedures and their expected burden. The Federal vehicle theft. 49 U.S.C. 33106 provides for selecting high theft vehicle lines are Register Notice with a 60-day comment for an exemption to this identification contained in 49 CFR part 542. period was published on February 4, process by petitions from manufacturers In a final rule published on April 6, 2011 (76 FR 6514). The agency received who equip covered vehicles with 2004, the Federal Motor Vehicle Theft no comments. standard original equipment antitheft Prevention Standard was extended to devices, which the Secretary determines include all passenger cars and DATES: Comments must be submitted on are likely to be as effective in reducing multipurpose passenger vehicles with a or before June 24, 2011. or deterring theft as parts-marking. gross vehicle weight rating of 6,000 ADDRESSES: Send comments, within 30 NHTSA may exempt a vehicle line from pounds or less, regardless of whether days, to the Office of Information and the parts marking requirement, if the they were likely to be high or low theft, Regulatory Affairs, Office of manufacturer installs an antitheft device and to light duty trucks with major parts Management and Budget, 725 17th as standard equipment on the entire that are interchangeable with a majority Street, NW., Washington, DC 20503, vehicle line for which it seeks an of the covered major parts of Attention NHTSA Desk Officer. exemption and NHTSA determines that multipurpose passenger vehicles. The Comments are invited on: Whether the antitheft device is likely to be as final rule became effective September 1, the proposed collection of information effective in reducing and deterring 2006. is necessary for the proper performance motor vehicle theft as compliance with NHTSA anticipates that there are of the functions of the Department, the parts-marking requirements. In approximately 7 vehicle manufacturers including whether the information will accordance with 49 U.S.C. 33106, after that could request a theft determination. have practical utility; the accuracy of model year (MY) 2000, the number of All seven are still active in the U.S. the Departments’ estimate of the burden new exemptions is contingent on a market and could respond on an annual of the proposed information collection; finding by the Attorney General as part basis. We anticipate this to remain the ways to enhance the quality, utility and of its long-range review of effectiveness. average number of yearly responses that clarity of the information to be After consulting with DOJ, the agency could be received by the agency. collected; and ways to minimize the decided it could continue granting one NHTSA estimates that the average burden of the collection of information exemption per model year pending the hours per submittal will be 45, for a on respondents, including the use of results of the long-term review. total annual burden of 315. The total automated collection techniques or In a final rule published on April 6, annual burden of 315 remains the same other forms of information technology. 2004, the Federal Motor Vehicle Theft as the current OMB inventory. NHTSA A comment to OMB is most effective if Prevention Standard was extended to estimates that the cost associated with OMB receives it within 30 days of include all passenger cars and the burden hours is a $57.06 per hour, publication. multipurpose passenger vehicles with a for a total cost of approximately gross vehicle rating of 6,000 pounds or $18,000. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: less, and to light duty trucks with major Carlita Ballard at the National Highway Affected Public: Motor vehicle parts that are interchangeable with a Traffic Safety Administration, Office of manufacturers. majority of the covered major parts of International Policy, Fuel Economy and Estimated Total Annual Burden: multipurpose passenger vehicles. Consumer Programs (NVS–131), 1200 NHTSA estimates that there would be Consistent with this DOJ consultation, New Jersey Ave., SE., West Building, no additional cost to motor vehicle the April 6, 2004 final rule amended the Room W43–439, NVS–131, Washington, manufacturers that would require it to general requirements of Section 543.5 of DC 20590. Ms. Ballard’s telephone comply to this regulation. Chapter 49 of the Code of Federal number is (202) 366–0846. Please Regulations, allowing a manufacturer to Christopher J. Bonanti, identify the relevant collection of petition NHTSA to grant an exemption Associate Administrator for Rulemaking. information by referring to its OMB for one additional line of its passenger [FR Doc. 2011–12843 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Control Number. motor vehicles from the requirements of BILLING CODE 4910–59–P SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: the theft prevention standard for each
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model year after MY 1996. The final ACTION: Notice of receipt of petition for published on April 11, 2000 (65 FR rule became effective September 1, decision that nonconforming 2007–2011 19477–78). 2006. Suzuki GSX1300R Motorcycles are How to Read Comments submitted to Prior to September 1, 2006, eligible for importation. the Docket: You may read the comments manufacturers were only allowed to received by Docket Management at the petition NHTSA for high-theft vehicles SUMMARY: This document announces address and times given above. You may lines. In its April 6, 2004 final rule, the receipt by the National Highway Traffic also view the documents from the agency amended part 543 to allow Safety Administration (NHTSA) of a Internet at http://www.regulations.gov. vehicle manufacturers to file petitions to petition for a decision that 2007–2011 Follow the online instructions for exempt all vehicle lines that would Suzuki GSX1300R Motorcycles that accessing the dockets. The docket ID become subject to parts-marking were not originally manufactured to number and title of this notice are requirements beginning with the comply with all applicable Federal shown at the heading of this document effective date of the final rule. As a Motor Vehicle Safety Standards notice. Please note that even after the (FMVSS) are eligible for importation result of this amendment, vehicle comment closing date, we will continue into the United States because (1) they manufacturers are allowed to file to file relevant information in the are substantially similar to vehicles that petitions to exempt all vehicle lines that Docket as it becomes available. Further, were originally manufactured for sale in would become subject to the parts- some people may submit late comments. the United States and that were certified marking requirements regardless of their Accordingly, we recommend that you by their manufacturer as complying theft status (high or low). periodically search the Docket for new with the safety standards, and (2) they There are approximately 27 vehicle material. manufacturers that could request an are capable of being readily altered to FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: exemption (one exemption per conform to the standards. Coleman Sachs, Office of Vehicle Safety manufacturer per model year), although DATE: The closing date for comments on Compliance, NHTSA (202–366–3151). 23 petitions for exemption from the the petition is June 23, 2011. parts-marking requirements were ADDRESSES: Comments should refer to SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: received by the agency for MYs 2011– the docket and notice numbers above Background 2013. This is an average of and be submitted by any of the Under 49 U.S.C. 30141(a)(1)(A), a approximately 8 responses per year. following methods: NHTSA anticipates that this will remain • Federal eRulemaking Portal: Go to motor vehicle that was not originally the average number of yearly responses http://www.regulations.gov. Follow the manufactured to conform to all that will be received by the agency. online instructions for submitting applicable FMVSS shall be refused NHTSA estimates that the average comments. admission into the United States unless hours per submittal will be 226, for a • Mail: Docket Management Facility: NHTSA has decided that the motor total annual burden of 1,808. This is a U.S. Department of Transportation, 1200 vehicle is substantially similar to a decrease from the previous OMB New Jersey Avenue, SE., West Building motor vehicle originally manufactured inventory of 3,164 hours. NHTSA Ground Floor, Room W12–140, for sale in the United States, certified estimates that the cost associated with Washington, DC 20590–0001. under 49 U.S.C. 30115, and of the same the burden hours is $36.62 per hour, for • Hand Delivery or Courier: West model year as the model of the motor a total cost of approximately $66,209. Building Ground Floor, Room W12–140, vehicle to be compared, and is capable Affected Public: Motor vehicle 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE., between of being readily altered to conform to all manufacturers. 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET, Monday through applicable FMVSS. Estimated Total Annual Burden: Friday, except Federal holidays. Petitions for eligibility decisions may NHTSA estimates that the vehicle • Fax: 202–493–2251. be submitted by either manufacturers or manufacturers will incur a total annual Instructions: Comments must be importers who have registered with reporting hour and cost burden of 1,808 written in the English language, and be NHTSA pursuant to 49 CFR part 592. As hours and $66,209. There would be no no greater than 15 pages in length, specified in 49 CFR 593.7, NHTSA additional cost to motor vehicle although there is no limit to the length publishes notice in the Federal Register manufacturers that would require it to of necessary attachments to the of each petition that it receives, and comply to this regulation. comments. If comments are submitted affords interested persons an Issued on: May 19, 2011. in hard copy form, please ensure that opportunity to comment on the petition. Christopher J. Bonanti, two copies are provided. If you wish to At the close of the comment period, NHTSA decides, on the basis of the Associate Administrator for Rulemaking. receive confirmation that your comments were received, please enclose petition and any comments that it has [FR Doc. 2011–12842 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] a stamped, self-addressed postcard with received, whether the vehicle is eligible BILLING CODE 4910–59–P the comments. Note that all comments for importation. The agency then received will be posted without change publishes this decision in the Federal DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION to http://www.regulations.gov, including Register. any personal information provided. US SPECS, LLC (‘‘US SPECS’’), of National Highway Traffic Safety Please see the Privacy Act heading Havre de Grace, Maryland (Registered Administration below. Importer 03–321) has petitioned NHTSA Privacy Act: Anyone is able to search to decide whether non-U.S. certified [Docket No. NHTSA–2011–0055; Notice 1] the electronic form of all comments 2007–2011 Suzuki GSX1300R Receipt of Petition for Decision That received into any of our dockets by the motorcycles are eligible for importation Nonconforming 2007–2011 Suzuki name of the individual submitting the into the United States. The vehicles that GSX1300R Motorcycles Are Eligible for comment (or signing the comment, if US SPECS believes are substantially Importation submitted on behalf of an association, similar are 2007–2011 Suzuki business, labor union, etc.). You may GSX1300R motorcycles that were AGENCY: National Highway Traffic review DOT’s complete Privacy Act manufactured for sale in the United Safety Administration, DOT. Statement in the Federal Register States and certified by their
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manufacturer as conforming to all will be available for examination in the • Mail: Docket Management Facility: applicable FMVSS. docket at the above addresses both U.S. Department of Transportation, 1200 The petitioner claims that it carefully before and after that date. To the extent New Jersey Avenue SE., West Building compared non-U.S. certified 2007–2011 possible, comments filed after the Ground Floor, Room W12–140, Suzuki GSX1300R motorcycles to their closing date will also be considered. Washington, DC 20590–0001 U.S. certified counterparts, and found Notice of final action on the petition • Hand Delivery or Courier: West the vehicles to be substantially similar will be published in the Federal Building Ground Floor, Room W12–140, with respect to compliance with most Register pursuant to the authority 1200 New Jersey Avenue SE., between FMVSS. indicated below. 9 a.m. and 5 p.m. ET, Monday through US SPECS submitted information Friday, except Federal holidays. Authority: 49 U.S.C. 30141(a)(1)(A) and • with its petition intended to (b)(1); 49 CFR 593.8; delegations of authority Fax: 202–493–2251 demonstrate that non-U.S. certified at 49 CFR 1.50 and 501.8. Instructions: Comments must be 2007–2011 Suzuki GSX1300R written in the English language, and be Issued on: May 19, 2011. motorcycles, as originally no greater than 15 pages in length, manufactured, conform to many FMVSS Claude H. Harris, although there is no limit to the length in the same manner as their U.S. Director, Office of Vehicle Safety Compliance. of necessary attachments to the certified counterparts, or are capable of [FR Doc. 2011–12903 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] comments. If comments are submitted being readily altered to conform to those BILLING CODE 4910–59–P in hard copy form, please ensure that standards. two copies are provided. If you wish to Specifically, the petitioner claims that receive confirmation that your non-U.S. certified 2007–2011 Suzuki DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION comments were received, please enclose GSX1300R motorcycles are identical to a stamped, self-addressed postcard with their U.S. certified counterparts with National Highway Traffic Safety Administration the comments. Note that all comments respect to compliance with Standard received will be posted without change Nos. 106 Brake Hoses, 116 Brake Fluid, [Docket No. DOT–NHTSA–2011–0057, to http://www.regulations.gov, including 119 New Pneumatic Tires for Vehicles Notice 1] any personal information provided. other than Passenger Cars, and 122 Please see the Privacy Act heading Motorcycle Brake Systems. Notice of Receipt of Petition for below. The petitioner further contends that Decision That Nonconforming 2006 Privacy Act: Anyone is able to search the vehicles are capable of being readily Mercedes-Benz CLS Class Passenger the electronic form of all comments altered to meet the following standards, Cars Manufactured Prior to September received into any of our dockets by the in the manner indicated below: 1, 2006 are Eligible for Importation name of the individual submitting the Standard No. 108 Lamps, Reflective AGENCY: National Highway Traffic comment (or signing the comment, if Devices and Associated Equipment: submitted on behalf of an association, installation of the following U.S.- Safety Administration, DOT. ACTION: Notice of receipt of petition. business, labor union, etc.). You may certified components on vehicles not review DOT’s complete Privacy Act already so equipped: (a) Headlamp; (b) SUMMARY: This document announces Statement in the Federal Register front and rear side-mounted reflex receipt by the National Highway Traffic published on April 11, 2000 (65 FR reflectors; (c) rear-mounted reflex Safety Administration (NHTSA) of a 19477–78). reflector; (d) rear turn signal lamps; (e) petition for a decision that 2006 How To Read Comments submitted to stoplamp; (f) taillamp; and (g) license Mercedes-Benz CLS class passenger cars the Docket: You may read the comments plate lamp. manufactured prior to September 1, received by Docket Management at the Standard No. 111 Rearview Mirrors: 2006, that were not originally address and times given above. You may inspection of all vehicles, and manufactured to comply with all also view the documents from the installation of U.S.-model mirrors on applicable Federal Motor Vehicle Safety Internet at http://www.regulations.gov. vehicles that are not already so Standards (FMVSS), are eligible for Follow the online instructions for equipped. accessing the dockets. The docket ID Standard No. 120 Tire Selection and importation into the United States number and title of this notice are Rims for Vehicles other than Passenger because they are substantially similar to shown at the heading of this document Cars: installation of a tire information vehicles that were originally notice. Please note that even after the placard. manufactured for sale in the United Standard No. 123 Motorcycle Controls States and that were certified by their comment closing date, we will continue and Displays: installation of a U.S.- manufacturer as complying with the to file relevant information in the model speedometer/odometer unit and safety standards (the U.S.-certified Docket as it becomes available. Further, installation of a lighting control version of the 2006 Mercedes-Benz CLS some people may submit late comments. assembly mounted on the left-hand side class passenger cars manufactured prior Accordingly, we recommend that you of the handlebars to meet the to September 1, 2006,) and they are periodically search the Docket for new requirements of this standard on capable of being readily altered to material. vehicles that are not already so conform to the standards. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: equipped. DATE: The closing date for comments Coleman Sachs, Office of Vehicle Safety Standard No. 205 Glazing Materials: on the petition is June 24, 2011. Compliance, NHTSA (202–366–3151). inspection of all vehicles, and removal ADDRESSES: Comments should refer to SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: of noncompliant glazing or replacement the docket and notice numbers above Background of the glazing with U.S.-certified and be submitted by any of the components on vehicles that are not following methods: Under 49 U.S.C. 30141(a)(1)(A), a already so equipped. • Federal eRulemaking Portal: Go to motor vehicle that was not originally All comments received before the http://www.regulations.gov. Follow the manufactured to conform to all close of business on the closing date online instructions for submitting applicable FMVSS shall be refused indicated above will be considered, and comments. admission into the United States unless
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NHTSA has decided that the motor Windshield Defrosting and Defogging software to ensure that the seat belt vehicle is substantially similar to a Systems, 104 Windshield Wiping and warning system meets the requirements motor vehicle originally manufactured Washing Systems, 106 Brake Hoses, 109 of this standard. for importation into and sale in the New Pneumatic Tires, 113 Hood Latch Standard No. 209 Seat Belt United States, certified under 49 U.S.C. System, 116 Motor Vehicle Brake Fluids, Assemblies: inspection of all vehicles 30115, and of the same model year as 124 Accelerator Control Systems, 135 and replacement of any nonconforming the model of the motor vehicle to be Light Vehicle Brake Systems, 201 model seat belts with U.S.-model compared, and is capable of being Occupant Protection in Interior Impact, components. readily altered to conform to all 202 Head Restraints, 204 Steering Standard No. 225 Child Restraint applicable FMVSS. Control Rearward Displacement, 205 Anchorage Systems: installation of U.S.- Petitions for eligibility decisions may Glazing Materials, 206 Door Locks and model child restraint anchorage systems be submitted by either manufacturers or Door Retention Components, 207 components. importers who have registered with Seating Systems, 210 Seat Belt Standard No. 401 Interior Trunk NHTSA pursuant to 49 CFR part 592. As Assembly Anchorages, 212 Windshield Release: installation of U.S.-model specified in 49 CFR 593.7, NHTSA Mounting, 214 Side Impact Protection, interior trunk release components. publishes notice in the Federal Register 216 Roof Crush Resistance, 219 The petitioner additionally states that of each petition that it receives, and Windshield Zone Intrusion, 301 Fuel a vehicle identification plate must be affords interested persons an System Integrity, and 302 Flammability affixed to the vehicles near the left opportunity to comment on the petition. of Interior Materials. windshield post to meet the At the close of the comment period, The petitioner also contends that the requirements of 49 CFR Part 565. NHTSA decides, on the basis of the vehicles are capable of being readily All comments received before the petition and any comments that it has altered to meet the following standards, close of business on the closing date received, whether the vehicle is eligible in the manner indicated: indicated above will be considered, and for importation. The agency then Standard No. 101 Controls Telltales, will be available for examination in the publishes this decision in the Federal and Indicators: installation of U.S. docket at the above addresses both Register. conforming instrument cluster and before and after that date. To the extent J.K. Technologies, LLC (‘‘JK’’), of cruise control lever, and installation or possible, comments filed after the Baltimore, Maryland (Registered activation of associated U.S.-version closing date will also be considered. Importer 90–006) has petitioned NHTSA software in the vehicle’s computer Notice of final action on the petition to decide whether nonconforming 2006 system. will be published in the Federal Mercedes-Benz CLS class passenger cars Standard No. 108 Lamps, Reflective Register pursuant to the authority manufactured prior to September 1, Devices and Associated Equipment: indicated below. 2006, are eligible for importation into installation of the following U.S.-model the United States. The vehicles which components on vehicles not already so Authority: 49 U.S.C. 30141(a)(1)(A) and JK believes are substantially similar are (b)(1); 49 CFR 593.8; delegations of authority equipped: (a) Front sidemarker lamps at 49 CFR 1.50 and 501.8. 2006 Mercedes-Benz CLS class with integral side reflex reflectors; (b) passenger cars manufactured prior to headlamps; (c) integral tail lamp Issued on: May 19, 2011. September 1, 2006, that were housings that includes rear side marker, Claude H. Harris, manufactured for sale in the United rear turn signal, and brake lamps, as Director, Office of Vehicle Safety Compliance. States and certified by their well as rear and side reflex reflectors. [FR Doc. 2011–12902 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] manufacturer as conforming to all Standard No. 110 Tire Selection and BILLING CODE 4910–59–P applicable FMVSS. Rims for Motor Vehicles with a GVWR The petitioner claims that it compared of 4,536 kilograms (10,000 pounds) or non-U.S. certified 2006 Mercedes-Benz Less: installation of a tire information DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY CLS class passenger cars manufactured placard. prior to September 1, 2006, to their U.S.- Standard No. 111 Rearview Mirrors: Submission for OMB Review; certified counterparts, and found the installation of a U.S.-model passenger Comment Request vehicles to be substantially similar with side rearview mirror, or inscription of respect to compliance with most the required warning statement on the May 20, 2011. FMVSS. face of that mirror. The Department of Treasury will JK submitted information with its Standard No. 114 Theft Protection: submit the following public information petition intended to demonstrate that installation of a supplemental key collection requirement(s) to OMB for non-U.S. certified 2006 Mercedes-Benz warning buzzer, or installation or review and clearance under the CLS class passenger cars manufactured activation of U.S.-version software to Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, prior to September 1, 2006, as originally meet the requirements of this standard. Public Law 104–13 on or after the date manufactured, conform to many FMVSS Standard No. 118 Power-Operated of publication of this notice. Copies of in the same manner as their U.S. Window, Partition, and Roof Panel the submission(s) may be obtained by certified counterparts, or are capable of Systems: installation or activation of calling the Treasury Bureau Clearance being readily altered to conform to those U.S.-version software in the vehicle’s Officer listed. Comments regarding this standards. computer system to meet the information collection should be Specifically, the petitioner claims that requirements of this standard. addressed to the OMB reviewer listed non-U.S. certified 2006 Mercedes-Benz Standard No. 208 Occupant Crash and to the Treasury Department CLS class passenger cars manufactured Protection: inspection of all vehicles Clearance Officer, Department of the prior to September 1, 2006 are identical and replacement of any non U.S.- Treasury, Room 11010, 1750 to their U.S. certified counterparts with conforming model seat belts, air bag Pennsylvania Avenue, NW., respect to compliance with Standard control units, air bags, and sensors with Washington, DC 20220. Nos. 102 Transmission Shift Lever U.S.-model components on vehicles that Dates: Written comments should be Sequence, Starter Interlock, and are not already so equipped; and (b) received on or before June 24, 2011 to Transmission Braking Effect, 103 installation or activation of U.S.-version be assured of consideration.
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Financial Crimes Enforcement Network ACTION: Notice and request for The following paragraph applies to all (FinCEN) comments. of the collections of information covered OMB Number: 1506–NEW. by this notice: SUMMARY: The Department of the An agency may not conduct or Type of Review: New Collection. Treasury, as part of its continuing effort Title: Bank Secrecy Act Currency sponsor, and a person is not required to to reduce paperwork and respondent respond to, a collection of information Transaction Report (BSA–CTR). burden, invites the general public and Form: FinCEN 112. unless the collection of information other Federal agencies to take this displays a valid OMB control number. Abstract: FinCEN is continuing the opportunity to comment on proposed design of a new Bank Secrecy Act (BSA) Books or records relating to a collection and/or continuing information of information must be retained as long database (the Database) and invites collections, as required by the comment on the list of proposed data as their contents may become material Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, in the administration of any internal fields within the Database that will be Public Law 104–13(44 U.S.C. required to support unified Currency revenue law. Generally, tax returns and 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is tax return information are confidential, Transaction Report (CTR) filings by soliciting comments concerning financial institutions required to file as required by 26 U.S.C. 6103. adjustments to basis of stock and Request For Comments: Comments such reports under the BSA. The BSA– indebtedness to shareholders of S submitted in response to this notice will CTR incorporates the latest technology corporations and treatment of be summarized and/or included in the in electronic information collection. distributions by S corporations to Affected Public: Private Sector: request for OMB approval. All shareholders. Businesses or other for-profits, Not-for- comments will become a matter of profit institutions. DATES: Written comments should be public record. Comments are invited on: Estimated Total Burden Hours: received on or before July 25, 2011 to be (a) Whether the collection of 9,402,046. assured of consideration. information is necessary for the proper performance of the functions of the ADDRESSES: OMB Number: 1506–0012. Direct all written comments agency, including whether the Type of Review: Revision of a to Yvette Lawrence, Internal Revenue information shall have practical utility; currently approved collection. Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate Title: Designation of Exempt Person. Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20224. of the burden of the collection of Form: FinCEN 110. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: information; (c) ways to enhance the Abstract: This incorporates into Requests for additional information or quality, utility, and clarity of the FinCEN Form 110 the changes enacted copies of the regulations should be information to be collected; (d) ways to January 2009. This action updates this directed to Allan Hopkins at Internal minimize the burden of the collection of ICR to reflect the addition of 31 CFR Revenue Service, room 6129, 1111 information on respondents, including 1010.306(a)(3), 31 CFR 1010.306(d), as Constitution Avenue NW., Washington, through the use of automated collection being renewed as part of this control DC 20224, or at (202) 622–6665, or techniques or other forms of information number. The two additional references through the Internet at technology; and (e) estimates of capital constitute two hours to the existing [email protected]. or start-up costs and costs of operation, burden. This action is the result of the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: maintenance, and purchase of services reallocation of burden from 1506–0009 to provide information. to 1506–0012. Title: Adjustments to Basis of Stock Affected Public: Private Sector: and Indebtedness to Shareholders of S Approved: May 16, 2011. Businesses or other for-profits, Not-for- Corporations and Treatment of Yvette Lawrence, profit institutions. Distributions by S Corporations to IRS Reports Clearance Officer. Estimated Total Burden Hours: Shareholders. [FR Doc. 2011–12829 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] OMB Number: 1545–1139. Regulation 38,750. BILLING CODE 4830–01–P Bureau Clearance Officer: Russell Project Number: PS–264–82. Stephenson (202) 354–6012, Department Abstract: The regulation provides the of the Treasury, Financial Crimes procedures and the statements to be DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Enforcement Network, P.O. Box 39, filed by S corporations for making the Vienna, VA 22183; (202) 354–6012. election provided under Internal Internal Revenue Service OMB Reviewer: Shagufta Ahmed, Revenue Code section 1368, and by Proposed Collection; Comment Office of Management and Budget, New shareholders who choose to reorder Request for Revenue Procedure 99–21 Executive Office Building, Room 10235, items that decrease their basis. Washington, DC 20503; (202) 395–7873. Statements required to be filed will be AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), used to verify that taxpayers are Treasury. Dawn D. Wolfgang, complying with the requirements ACTION: Notice and request for Treasury PRA Clearance Officer. imposed by Congress. comments. [FR Doc. 2011–12942 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Current Actions: There is no change to BILLING CODE 4810–02–P this existing regulation. SUMMARY: The Department of the Type of Review: Extension of Treasury, as part of its continuing effort currently approved collection. to reduce paperwork and respondent DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Affected Public: Business or other for- burden, invites the general public and profit organizations and individuals. other Federal agencies to take this Internal Revenue Service Estimated Number of Respondents: opportunity to comment on proposed Proposed Collection; Comment 2,000. and/or continuing information Request for Regulation Project Estimated Time per Respondent: 6 collections, as required by the minutes. Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Estimated Total Annual Burden Public Law 104–13 (44 U.S.C. Treasury. Hours: 200. 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is
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soliciting comments concerning tax return information are confidential, be directed to Allan Hopkins, (202) 622– disability suspension. as required by 26 U.S.C. 6103. 6665, Internal Revenue Service, room DATES: Written comments should be Request For Comments: Comments 6129, 1111 Constitution Avenue, NW., received on or before July 25, 2011 to be submitted in response to this notice will Washington, DC 20224, or through the assured of consideration. be summarized and/or included in the Internet at [email protected]. ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments request for OMB approval. All SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: to Yvette Lawrence, Internal Revenue comments will become a matter of Title: Taxation of Canadian Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution public record. Comments are invited on: Retirement Plans Under U.S.—Canada Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224. (a) Whether the collection of Income Tax Treaty. information is necessary for the proper FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: OMB Number: 1545–1773. performance of the functions of the Requests for additional information or Revenue Procedure Number: Revenue agency, including whether the Procedure 2002–23. copies of revenue procedure should be information shall have practical utility; directed to Allan Hopkins, (202) 622– Abstract: Revenue Procedure 2002–23 (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate provides guidance for the application by 6665, Internal Revenue Service, room of the burden of the collection of 6129, 1111 Constitution Avenue, NW., U.S. citizens and residents of the U.S.— information; (c) ways to enhance the Canada Income Tax Treaty, as amended Washington, DC 20224, or through the quality, utility, and clarity of the Internet at [email protected]. by the 1995 protocol, in order to defer information to be collected; (d) ways to U.S. Income taxes on income accrued in SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: minimize the burden of the collection of certain Canadian retirement plans. Title: Disability Suspension. information on respondents, including OMB Number: 1545–1649. Current Actions: There are no changes through the use of automated collection being made to the revenue procedure at Revenue Procedure Number: Revenue techniques or other forms of information Procedure 99–21. this time. technology; and (e) estimates of capital Type of Review: Extension of a Abstract: Revenue Procedure 99–21 or start-up costs and costs of operation, describes the information that is needed currently approved collection. maintenance, and purchase of services Affected Public: Individuals or to establish a claim that a taxpayer was to provide information. financially disabled for purposes of households. section 6511(h) of the Internal Revenue Approved: May 16, 2011. Estimated Number of Respondents: Code. Under section 6511(h), the statute Yvette Lawrence, 20,000. of limitations on claims for credit or IRS Reports Clearance Officer. Estimated Average Time per refund is suspended for any period of an [FR Doc. 2011–12830 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Respondent: 30 minutes. individual taxpayer’s life during which BILLING CODE 4830–01–P Estimated Total Annual Reporting the taxpayer is unable to manage his or Hours: 10,000. her financial affairs because of a The following paragraph applies to all medically determinable mental or DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY of the collections of information covered physical impairment, if the impairment by this notice: can be expected to result in death, or Internal Revenue Service An agency may not conduct or has lasted (or can be expected to last) for sponsor, and a person is not required to Proposed Collection; Comment a continuous period of not less than 12 respond to, a collection of information Request for Revenue Procedure 2002– months. Section 6511(h)(2)(A) requires unless the collection of information 23 that proof of the taxpayer’s financial displays a valid OMB control number. disability be furnished to the Internal AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Books or records relating to a collection Revenue Service. Treasury. of information must be retained as long as their contents may become material Current Actions: There are no changes SUMMARY: The Department of the being made to the revenue procedure at in the administration of any internal Treasury, as part of its continuing effort revenue law. Generally, tax returns and this time. to reduce paperwork and respondent Type of Review: Extension of a tax return information are confidential, burden, invites the general public and as required by 26 U.S.C. 6103. currently approved collection. other Federal agencies to take this Affected Public: Individuals or Request For Comments: Comments opportunity to comment on proposed households. submitted in response to this notice will and/or continuing information Estimated Number of Respondents: be summarized and/or included in the collections, as required by the 48,200. request for OMB approval. All Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, Estimated Time per Respondent: 30 comments will become a matter of Public Law 104–13 (44 U.S.C. minutes. public record. Comments are invited on: Estimated Total Annual Burden 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is (a) Whether the collection of Hours: 24,100. soliciting comments concerning information is necessary for the proper The following paragraph applies to all Revenue Procedure 2002–23, Taxation performance of the functions of the of the collections of information covered of Canadian Retirement Plans Under agency, including whether the by this notice: U.S.—Canada Income Tax Treaty. information shall have practical utility; An agency may not conduct or DATES: Written comments should be (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate sponsor, and a person is not required to received on or before July 25, 2011 to be of the burden of the collection of respond to, a collection of information assured of consideration. information; (c) ways to enhance the unless the collection of information ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments quality, utility, and clarity of the displays a valid OMB control number. to Yvette Lawrence, Internal Revenue information to be collected; (d) ways to Books or records relating to a collection Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution minimize the burden of the collection of of information must be retained as long Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224. information on respondents, including as their contents may become material FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: through the use of automated collection in the administration of any internal Requests for additional information or techniques or other forms of information revenue law. Generally, tax returns and copies of the revenue procedure should technology; and (e) estimates of capital
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or start-up costs and costs of operation, deferral of income of a foreign sales DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY maintenance, and purchase of services corporation. The IRS uses Form 5713 to to provide information. determine if any of these benefits Internal Revenue Service Approved: May 16, 2011. should be lost. The information is also [REG–209673–93 (TD 8700)] Yvette Lawrence, used as the basis for a report to the IRS Reports Clearance Officer. Congress. Proposed Collection; Comment Current Actions: There are no changes Request on Burden Relating to [FR Doc. 2011–12831 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Regulation Project BILLING CODE 4830–01–P being made to the form at this time. Type of Review: Extension of a AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), currently approved collection. Treasury. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Affected Public: Business or other for- ACTION: Notice and request for Internal Revenue Service profit organizations, and individuals. comments. Estimated Number of Respondents: SUMMARY: The Department of the Proposed Collection; Comment Treasury, as part of its continuing effort Request for Form 5713 and Schedules 2,584. to reduce paperwork and respondent A, B, and C (Form 5713) Estimated Time per Respondent: 48 hours, 24 minutes. burden, invites the general public and AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), other Federal agencies to take this Treasury. Estimated Total Annual Burden opportunity to comment on proposed Hours: 69,495. ACTION: Notice and request for and/or continuing information comments. The following paragraph applies to all collections, as required by the of the collections of information covered Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, SUMMARY: The Department of the by this notice: Public Law 104–13(44 U.S.C. Treasury, as part of its continuing effort 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is An agency may not conduct or to reduce paperwork and respondent soliciting comments concerning the sponsor, and a person is not required to burden, invites the general public and burden related to existing final other Federal agencies to take this respond to, a collection of information regulations, TD 8700, Mark to Market opportunity to comment on proposed unless the collection of information for Dealers in Securities (§§ 1.475(b)–4, and/or continuing information displays a valid OMB control number. and 1.475(c)–1). Books or records relating to a collection collections, as required by the DATES: Written comments should be of information must be retained as long Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, received on or before July 25, 2011 to be Public Law 104–13 (44 U.S.C. as their contents may become material assured of consideration. 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is in the administration of any internal ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments revenue law. Generally, tax returns and soliciting comments concerning Form to Yvette Lawrence, Internal Revenue tax return information are confidential, 5713, International Boycott Report. Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution DATES: Written comments should be as required by 26 U.S.C. 6103. Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224. received on or before July 25, 2011 to be Request for Comments: Comments FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: assured of consideration. submitted in response to this notice will Requests for additional information or ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments be summarized and/or included in the copies of the regulation should be to Yvette Lawrence Internal Revenue request for OMB approval. All directed to R. Joseph Durbala, (202) Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution comments will become a matter of 622–3634, Internal Revenue Service, Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224. public record. Comments are invited on: room 6129, 1111 Constitution Avenue, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: (a) Whether the collection of NW., Washington, DC 20224, or through Requests for additional information or information is necessary for the proper the Internet at [email protected]. copies of the form and instructions performance of the functions of the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: should be directed to R. Joseph Durbala agency, including whether the Title: Mark to Market for Dealers in at Internal Revenue Service, room 6129, information shall have practical utility; Securities. 1111 Constitution Avenue, NW., (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate OMB Number: 1545–1496. Washington, DC 20224, or at (202) 622– of the burden of the collection of Regulation Project Number: TD 8700. 3634, or through the Internet at information; (c) ways to enhance the Abstract: Under section 1.475(b)–4, [email protected]. quality, utility, and clarity of the the information required to be recorded SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: information to be collected; (d) ways to is required by the IRS to determine Title: International Boycott Report. minimize the burden of the collection of whether exemption from mark-to- OMB Number: 1545–0216. information on respondents, including market treatment is properly claimed, Form Number: 5713, and Schedules through the use of automated collection and will be used to make that A, B, and C (Form 5713). techniques or other forms of information determination upon audit of taxpayers’ Abstract: Form 5713 and related technology; and (e) estimates of capital books and records. Also, under section Schedules A, B, and C are used any 1.475(c)–1(a)(3)(iii), the information is or start-up costs and costs of operation, entity that has operations in a necessary for the Service to determine maintenance, and purchase of services ‘‘boycotting’’ country. If that entity whether a consolidated group has to provide information. cooperates with or participates in an elected to disregard inter-member international boycott, it may lose a Approved: May 11, 2011. transactions in determining a member’s portion of the following benefits: The Yvette Lawrence, status as a dealer in securities. foreign tax credit, deferral of income of IRS Reports Clearance Officer. Current Actions: There is no change to a controlled foreign corporation, [FR Doc. 2011–12836 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] this existing regulation. deferral of income of a domestic Type of Review: Extension of a international sales corporation, or BILLING CODE 4830–01–P currently approved collection.
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Affected Public: Business or other for- burden, invites the general public and retained as long as their contents may profit organizations. other Federal agencies to take this become material in the administration Estimated Number of Respondents: opportunity to comment on proposed of any internal revenue law. Generally, 3,400. and/or continuing information tax returns and tax return information Estimated Time per Respondents: 52 collections, as required by the are confidential, as required by 26 minutes. Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, U.S.C. 6103. Estimated Total Annual Burden Public Law 104–13 (44 U.S.C. Request for Comments: Comments Hours: 2,950. 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is submitted in response to this notice will The following paragraph applies to all soliciting comments concerning Form be summarized and/or included in the of the collections of information covered 843, Claim for Refund and Request for request for OMB approval. All by this notice: Abatement. comments will become a matter of An agency may not conduct or DATES: Written comments should be public record. Comments are invited on: sponsor, and a person is not required to received on or before July 25, 2011 to be (a) Whether the collection of respond to, a collection of information assured of consideration. information is necessary for the proper unless the collection of information ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments performance of the functions of the displays a valid OMB control number. agency, including whether the Books or records relating to a collection to Yvette B. Lawrence, Internal Revenue Service, Room 6129, 1111 Constitution information shall have practical utility; of information must be retained as long (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate as their contents may become material Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: of the burden of the collection of in the administration of any internal information; (c) ways to enhance the revenue law. Generally, tax returns and Requests for additional information or copies of the form and instructions quality, utility, and clarity of the tax return information are confidential, information to be collected; (d) ways to as required by 26 U.S.C. 6103. should be directed to Elaine Christophe at 202 622–3179, Internal Revenue minimize the burden of the collection of Request For Comments: Comments information on respondents, including submitted in response to this notice will Service, Room 6129, 1111 Constitution Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224, through the use of automated collection be summarized and/or included in the techniques or other forms of information request for OMB approval. All or through the Internet at [email protected]. technology; and (e) estimates of capital comments will become a matter of or start-up costs and costs of operation, public record. Comments are invited on: SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: maintenance, and purchase of services (a) Whether the collection of Title: Claim for Refund and Request to provide information. information is necessary for the proper for Abatement. performance of the functions of the OMB Number: 1545–0024. Approved: May 16, 2011. agency, including whether the Form Number: 843. Yvette B. Lawrence, information shall have practical utility; Abstract: Internal Revenue Code IRS Reports Clearance Officer. (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate section 6402, 6404, and sections [FR Doc. 2011–12840 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] of the burden of the collection of 301.6402–2, 301.6404–1, and 301.6404– BILLING CODE 4830–01–P information; (c) ways to enhance the 3 of the regulations allow for refunds of quality, utility, and clarity of the taxes (except income taxes) or refund, information to be collected; (d) ways to abatement, or credit of interest, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY minimize the burden of the collection of penalties, and additions to tax in the information on respondents, including event of errors or certain actions by the Internal Revenue Service IRS. Form 843 is used by taxpayers to through the use of automated collection Proposed Collection; Comment claim these refunds, credits, or techniques or other forms of information Request for Form CT–1 technology; and (e) estimates of capital abatements. or start-up costs and costs of operation, Current Actions: There are no changes AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), maintenance, and purchase of services being made to the form at this time. Treasury Type of Review: Extension of a to provide information. ACTION: Notice and request for currently approved collection. Approved: May 11, 2011. Affected Public: Business or other for- comments. Yvette Lawrence, profit organizations, individuals or SUMMARY: The Department of the IRS Reports Clearance Officer. households, not-for-profit institutions, Treasury, as part of its continuing effort [FR Doc. 2011–12838 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] farms, and state, local or tribal to reduce paperwork and respondent BILLING CODE 4830–01–P governments. burden, invites the general public and Estimated Number of Responses: other Federal agencies to take this 550,500. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY opportunity to comment on proposed Estimated Time per Respondent: 1 hr., and/or continuing information 35 min. Internal Revenue Service collections, as required by the Estimated Total Annual Burden Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, Hours: 875,295. Proposed Collection; Comment Public Law 104–13 (44 U.S.C. The following paragraph applies to all Request for Form 843 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is of the collections of information covered soliciting comments concerning Form by this notice: AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), CT–1, Employer’s Annual Railroad An agency may not conduct or Treasury. Retirement Tax Return. ACTION: Notice and request for sponsor, and a person is not required to DATES: Written comments should be comments. respond to, a collection of information unless the collection of information received on or before July 25, 2011 to be SUMMARY: The Department of the displays a valid OMB control number. assured of consideration. Treasury, as part of its continuing effort Books or records relating to a ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments to reduce paperwork and respondent collection of information must be to Yvette B. Lawrence, Internal Revenue
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Service, Room 6129, 1111 Constitution information to be collected; (d) ways to the requirements and are able to change Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224. minimize the burden of the collection of to the method requested. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: information on respondents, including Current Actions: There are no changes Requests for additional information or through the use of automated collection in the burden being made to the form at copies of the form and instructions techniques or other forms of information this time. should be directed to Elaine H. technology; and (e) estimates of capital Christophe, (202) 622–3179, Internal or start-up costs and costs of operation, Type of Review: Extension of a Revenue Service, Room 6129, 1111 maintenance, and purchase of services currently approved collection. Constitution Avenue, NW., Washington, to provide information. Affected Public: Business or other for- DC 20224, or through the Internet at Approved: May 16, 2011. profit organizations, individuals, not- [email protected]. Yvette B. Lawrence, for-profit organizations, and farms. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: IRS Reports Clearance Officer. Estimated Number of Respondents: Title: Employer’s Annual Railroad [FR Doc. 2011–12839 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] 16,743. Retirement Tax Return. BILLING CODE 4830–01–P Estimated Time per Respondent: 55 OMB Number: 1545–0001. Form hrs., 29 min. Number: Form CT–1. Abstract: Railroad employers are DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Estimated Total Annual Burden required to file an annual return to Hours: 929,066. report employer and employee Railroad Internal Revenue Service The following paragraph applies to all Retirement Tax Act (RRTA) taxes. Form Proposed Collection; Comment of the collections of information covered CT–1 is used for this purpose. The IRS by this notice: uses the information to insure that the Request for Form 3115 employer has paid the correct tax. An agency may not conduct or AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), sponsor, and a person is not required to Current Actions: There are no changes Treasury. being made to the form at this time. respond to, a collection of information ACTION: Notice and request for unless the collection of information Type of Review: Extension of a comments. currently approved collection. displays a valid OMB control number. Affected Public: Businesses or other SUMMARY: The Department of the Books or records relating to a collection for-profit organizations, not-for-profit Treasury, as part of its continuing effort of information must be retained as long institutions, and state, local or tribal to reduce paperwork and respondent as their contents may become material governments. burden, invites the general public and in the administration of any internal Estimated Number of Respondents: other Federal agencies to take this revenue law. Generally, tax returns and 1,900. opportunity to comment on proposed tax return information are confidential, Estimated Time per Respondent: 15 and/or continuing information as required by 26 U.S.C. 6103. hours, 30 minutes. collections, as required by the Request for Comments: Comments Estimated Total Annual Burden Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, submitted in response to this notice will Hours: 29,450. Public Law 104–13 (44 U.S.C. be summarized and/or included in the The following paragraph applies to all 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is of the collections of information covered request for OMB approval. All soliciting comments concerning Form comments will become a matter of by this notice: 3115, Application for Change in public record. Comments are invited on: An agency may not conduct or Accounting Method. sponsor, and a person is not required to (a) Whether the collection of DATES: Written comments should be respond to, a collection of information information is necessary for the proper received on or before July 25, 2011 to be performance of the functions of the unless the collection of information assured of consideration. displays a valid OMB control number. agency, including whether the Books or records relating to a ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments information shall have practical utility; collection of information must be to Yvette Lawrence, Internal Revenue (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate retained as long as their contents may Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution of the burden of the collection of Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224. become material in the administration information; (c) ways to enhance the of any internal revenue law. Generally, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: quality, utility, and clarity of the tax returns and tax return information Requests for additional information or information to be collected; (d) ways to are confidential, as required by 26 copies of the form and instructions minimize the burden of the collection of should be directed to R. Joseph Durbala, U.S.C. 6103. information on respondents, including at (202) 622–3634, or at Internal Request For Comments: Comments through the use of automated collection Revenue Service, room 6129, 1111 submitted in response to this notice will techniques or other forms of information be summarized and/or included in the Constitution Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224, or through the Internet, at technology; and (e) estimates of capital request for OMB approval. All or start-up costs and costs of operation, comments will become a matter of [email protected]. maintenance, and purchase of services public record. Comments are invited on: SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: to provide information. (a) Whether the collection of Title: Application for Change in information is necessary for the proper Accounting Method. Approved: May 11, 2011. performance of the functions of the OMB Number: 1545–0152. Yvette Lawrence, agency, including whether the Form Number: 3115. IRS Reports Clearance Officer. information shall have practical utility; Abstract: Form 3115 is used by [FR Doc. 2011–12837 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate taxpayers who wish to change their BILLING CODE 4830–01–P of the burden of the collection of method of computing their taxable information; (c) ways to enhance the income. The form is used by the IRS to quality, utility, and clarity of the determine if electing taxpayers have met
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DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY Estimated Number of Respondents: opportunity to comment on proposed 19,500. and/or continuing information Internal Revenue Service Estimated Time Per Respondent: 25 collections, as required by the minutes. Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, Proposed Collection; Comment Estimated Total Annual Burden Public Law 104–13 (44 U.S.C. Request for Regulation Project Hours: 8,125 hours. 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), The following paragraph applies to all soliciting comments concerning Form Treasury. of the collections of information covered 8329, Lender’s Information Return for by this notice: ACTION: Notice and request for Mortgage Credit Certificates (MCCs) and An agency may not conduct or comments. Form 8330, Issuer’s Quarterly sponsor, and a person is not required to Information Return for Mortgage Credit SUMMARY: The Department of the respond to, a collection of information Certificates (MCCs). Treasury, as part of its continuing effort unless the collection of information DATES: Written comments should be to reduce paperwork and respondent displays a valid OMB control number. received on or before July 25, 2011 to be burden, invites the general public and Books or records relating to a collection assured of consideration. of information must be retained as long other Federal agencies to take this ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments as their contents may become material opportunity to comment on proposed to Yvette Lawrence, Internal Revenue in the administration of any internal and/or continuing information Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution revenue law. Generally, tax returns and collections, as required by the Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20224. Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, tax return information are confidential, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Public Law 104–13 (44 U.S.C. as required by 26 U.S.C. 6103. Requests for additional information or 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is Request for Comments: Comments copies of the form(s) and instructions soliciting comments concerning certain submitted in response to this notice will should be directed to Allan Hopkins, returned magazines, paperbacks or be summarized and/or included in the (202) 622–6665, Internal Revenue records. request for OMB approval. All comments will become a matter of Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution DATES: Written comments should be public record. Comments are invited on: Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20224, or received on or before July 25, 2011 to be (a) Whether the collection of through the Internet at assured of consideration. information is necessary for the proper [email protected]. ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments performance of the functions of the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: to Yvette Lawrence, Internal Revenue agency, including whether the Title: Form 8329, Lender’s Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution information shall have practical utility; Information Return for Mortgage Credit Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224. (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate Certificates (MCCs) and Form 8330, FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: of the burden of the collection of Issuer’s Quarterly Information Return Requests for copies of the regulation information; (c) ways to enhance the for Mortgage Credit Certificates (MCCs). should be directed to Allan Hopkins, at quality, utility, and clarity of the OMB Number: 1545–0922. (202) 622–6665, or at Internal Revenue information to be collected; (d) ways to Form Number: Forms 8329 and 8330. Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution minimize the burden of the collection of Abstract: Form 8329 is used by lending Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224, information on respondents, including institutions and Form 8330 is used by or through the Internet, at through the use of automated collection state and local governments to provide [email protected]. techniques or other forms of information the IRS with information on the SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: technology; and (e) estimates of capital issuance of mortgage credit certificates Title: Certain Returned Magazines, or start-up costs and costs of operation, (MCCs) authorized under Internal Paperbacks, or Records. maintenance, and purchase of services Revenue Code section 25. IRS matches OMB Number: 1545–0879. to provide information. the information supplied by lenders and Regulation Project Number: IA–195– Approved: May 16, 2011. issuers to ensure that the credit is 78. computed properly. Abstract: The regulations provide Yvette Lawrence, Current Actions: There are no changes rules relating to an exclusion from gross IRS Reports Clearance Officer. being made to these forms at this time. income for certain returned [FR Doc. 2011–12832 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Type of Review: Extension of a merchandise. The regulations provide BILLING CODE 4830–01–P currently approved collection. that in addition to physical return of the Affected Public: Business or other for- merchandise, a written statement listing profit organizations, and state, local or certain information may constitute DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY tribal governments. evidence of the return. Taxpayers who Estimated Number of Responses: receive physical evidence of the return Internal Revenue Service 10,000—Form 8329; 2,000—Form 8330. may, in lieu of retaining physical Proposed Collection; Comment Estimated Time Per Response: 5 evidence, retain documentary evidence Request for Forms 8329 and 8330 hours, 53 minutes—Form 8329; 7 hours, of the return. Taxpayers in the trade or 28 minutes—Form 8330. business of selling magazines, AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), Estimated Total Annual Burden paperbacks, or records, who elect a Treasury. Hours: 58,800—Form 8329; 14,920— certain method of accounting, are ACTION: Notice and request for Form 8330. affected. comments. The following paragraph applies to all Current Actions: There is no change to of the collections of information covered this existing regulation. SUMMARY: The Department of the by this notice: Type of Review: Extension of a Treasury, as part of its continuing effort An agency may not conduct or currently approved collection. to reduce paperwork and respondent sponsor, and a person is not required to Affected Public: Business or other for- burden, invites the general public and respond to, a collection of information profit organizations. other Federal agencies to take this unless the collection of information
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displays a valid OMB control number. ADDRESSES: Direct all written comments minimize the burden of the collection of Books or records relating to a collection to Yvette Lawrence, Internal Revenue information on respondents, including of information must be retained as long Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution through the use of automated collection as their contents may become material Avenue, NW., Washington, DC 20224. techniques or other forms of information in the administration of any internal FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: technology; and (e) estimates of capital revenue law. Generally, tax returns and Requests for copies of the form and or start-up costs and costs of operation, tax return information are confidential, instructions should be directed to R. maintenance, and purchase of services as required by 26 U.S.C. 6103. Joseph Durbala at Internal Revenue to provide information. Request for Comments: Comments Service, room 6129, 1111 Constitution Approved: May 11, 2011. submitted in response to this notice will Avenue NW., Washington, DC 20224, or Yvette Lawrence, be summarized and/or included in the at (202) 622–3634, or through the IRS Reports Clearance Officer. request for OMB approval. All Internet at [email protected]. [FR Doc. 2011–12834 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] comments will become a matter of SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION : BILLING CODE 4830–01–P public record. Comments are invited on: Title: Application for Determination (a) Whether the collection of of Employee Stock Ownership Plan. information is necessary for the proper OMB Number: 1545–0284. DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY performance of the functions of the Form Number: 5309. agency, including whether the Abstract: Internal Revenue Code Internal Revenue Service information shall have practical utility; section 404(a) allows employers an (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate income tax deduction for contributions Open Meeting for the Electronic Tax of the burden of the collection of to their qualified deferred compensation Administration Advisory Committee information; (c) ways to enhance the plans. Form 5309 is used to request an (ETAAC) quality, utility, and clarity of the IRS determination letter about whether information to be collected; (d) ways to AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), the plan is qualified under Code section Treasury. minimize the burden of the collection of 409 or 4975(e)(7). information on respondents, including Current Actions: There are no changes ACTION: Notice of Open Meeting through the use of automated collection being made to the form at this time. SUMMARY: techniques or other forms of information In 1998 the Internal Revenue Type of Review: Extension of a Service established the Electronic Tax technology; and (e) estimates of capital currently approved collection. or start-up costs and costs of operation, Administration Advisory Committee Affected Public: Business or other for- (ETAAC). The primary purpose of maintenance, and purchase of services profit organizations. to provide information. ETAAC is to provide an organized Estimated Number of Respondents: public forum for discussion of Approved: May 16, 2011. 2,500. electronic tax administration issues in Yvette Lawrence, Estimated Time per Respondent: 10 support of the overriding goal that IRS Reports Clearance Officer. hrs, 47 minutes. paperless filing should be the preferred Estimated Total Annual Burden [FR Doc. 2011–12833 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] and most convenient method of filing Hours: 26,975. BILLING CODE 4830–01–P tax and information returns. ETAAC The following paragraph applies to all offers constructive observations about of the collections of information covered current or proposed policies, programs, DEPARTMENT OF THE TREASURY by this notice: and procedures, and suggests An agency may not conduct or improvements. The ETAAC will share Internal Revenue Service sponsor, and a person is not required to recommendations and discuss the respond to, a collection of information Annual Report to Congress. Proposed Collection; Comment unless the collection of information Request for Form 5309 displays a valid OMB control number. Summarized Agenda Books or records relating to a collection 8:30 a.m.—Meet and Greet AGENCY: Internal Revenue Service (IRS), of information must be retained as long Treasury. 9 a.m.—Meeting Opens as their contents may become material 10:30 a.m.—Meeting Adjourns ACTION: Notice and request for in the administration of any internal comments. revenue law. Generally, tax returns and Note: Last-minute changes to these topics are possible and could prevent advance tax return information are confidential, notice. SUMMARY: The Department of the as required by 26 U.S.C. 6103. Treasury, as part of its continuing effort Request For Comments: Comments DATES: There will be a meeting of to reduce paperwork and respondent submitted in response to this notice will ETAAC on Wednesday, June 15, 2011. burden, invites the general public and be summarized and/or included in the You must register in advance to be put other Federal agencies to take this request for OMB approval. All on a guest list to attend the meeting. opportunity to comment on proposed comments will become a matter of This meeting will be open to the public, and/or continuing information public record. Comments are invited on: and will be in a room that collections, as required by the (a) Whether the collection of accommodates approximately 40 Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995, information is necessary for the proper people, including members of ETAAC Public Law 104–13 (44 U.S.C. performance of the functions of the and IRS officials. Seats are available to 3506(c)(2)(A)). Currently, the IRS is agency, including whether the members of the public on a first-come, soliciting comments concerning Form information shall have practical utility; first-served basis. Escorts will be 5309, Application for Determination of (b) the accuracy of the agency’s estimate provided so attendees are encouraged to Employee Stock Ownership Plan. of the burden of the collection of arrive at least 30 minutes before the DATES: Written comments should be information; (c) ways to enhance the meeting begins. Members of the public received on or before July 25, 2011 to be quality, utility, and clarity of the may file written statements sharing assured of consideration. information to be collected; (d) ways to ideas for electronic tax administration.
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Send written statements to Please spell out all names if you leave will help IRS achieve the goal that [email protected]. a voice message. To receive general paperless filing should be the preferred information about ETAAC, please and most convenient method of filing ADDRESSES: The meeting will be held at tax and information returns. ETAAC the Internal Revenue Service, 1111 contact Cassandra Daniels on 202–283– members are not paid for their time or Constitution Avenue, NW., Room 2116, 2178 or at [email protected] by Monday, services, but consistent with Federal Washington, DC 20024. June 13, 2011. regulations, they are reimbursed for FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: You SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: ETAAC their travel and lodging expenses to must provide your name in advance for reports to the Director, Electronic Tax attend the public meetings, working the guest list and be able to show your Administration and Refundable Credits, sessions, and an orientation each year. state-issued picture identification on the who is also the executive responsible for day of the meeting. Otherwise, you will the electronic tax administration Dated: May 13, 2011. not be able to attend the meeting as this program. Increasing participation by Diane Fox, is a secured building. Notification of external stakeholders in the Acting Chief, Relationship Management. intent should include your name, development and implementation of the [FR Doc. 2011–12841 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] organization and telephone number. strategy for electronic tax administration BILLING CODE 4830–01–P
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Part II
Department of the Interior
Bureau of Indian Affairs
Indian Child Welfare Act; Designated Tribal Agents for Service of Notice; Notice
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DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 1. Tribes Other Than Alaska Native Tribes AVCP ICWA Staff, Association of and Villages Village Council Presidents, ICWA Bureau of Indian Affairs 2. Alaska Native Tribes and Villages Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; A. List of Designated Tribal Agents by Phone: (907) 543–7300; Fax: (907) Indian Child Welfare Act; Designated Region 543–5759; E-mail: [email protected]. Tribal Agents for Service of Notice Alatna Village, Wilma David, Tribal 1. Alaska Region AGENCY: Bureau of Indian Affairs, Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Box 70, Interior. Eugene Virden, Regional Director, Allakaket, AK 99720; Phone: (907) Alaska Regional Office, P.O. Box 968–8397; Fax: (907) 968–2305; and ACTION: Notice. 25520, 709 W. 9th, 3rd Floor, Federal Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs SUMMARY: The regulations implementing Building, Juneau, AK 99802–5520; Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite the Indian Child Welfare Act provide Phone: (800) 645–8397; Fax: (907) 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: that Indian tribes may designate an 586–7057. (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) agent other than the tribal chairman for Gloria Gorman, M.S.W., Human 459–3953; E-mail: service of notice of proceedings under Services Director, P.O. Box 25520, 709 n/a. the Act. This notice includes the current W. 9th, 3rd Floor, Federal Building, Aleknagik, Native Village of, Jane list of designated tribal agents for Juneau, AK 99802–5520; Phone: (800) Gottschalk, Caseworker II, P.O. Box service of notice. 645–8397 extension 2; Fax: (907) 586– 115, Aleknagik, AK 99555; Phone: (907) 842–4577; Fax: (907) 842–2229; FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Sue 7037. [email protected]; and V. Settles, Chief, Human Services A Children’s Services Program Manager, Division, Bureau of Indian Affairs, 1849 Afognak, Native Village of (formerly the Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. C Street, NW., Mail Stop 4513–MIB, Village of Afognak), Denise Malutin, Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Washington, DC 20240; Telephone: ICWA Worker, 115 Mill Bay Rd Ste Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) (202) 513–7622. 201 Kodiak, AK 99615; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 486–6357; Fax: (907) 486–6529; E- E-mail: [email protected]. regulations implementing the Indian mail: [email protected] Algaaciq Native Village (St. Mary’s), Child Welfare Act, 25 U.S.C. 1901 et Agdaagux Tribe of King Cove, Arthur Gertrude Paukan, ICWA Case Worker, seq., provide that Indian tribes may Newman, Tribal Administrator, P.O. P.O. Box 48, 200 Paukan Avenue, St. designate an agent other than the tribal Box 249, King Cove, AK 99612; Mary’s, AK 99658–0048; Phone: (907) chairman for service of notice of Phone: (907) 497–2648; Fax: (907) 438–2932/2933; Fax: (907) 438–2227; proceedings under the Act. See 25 CFR 497–2803; E-mail: [email protected] E-mail: [email protected] and 23.12. The Secretary of the Interior is and Grace Smith, Family Programs Association of Village Council required to publish in the Federal Coordinator, Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Register on an annual basis the names Association, 1131 East International Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– and addresses of the designated tribal Airport Road, Anchorage, AK 99518– 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: agents. This notice is published in 1408; Phone: (907) 276–2700 or 222– [email protected]. exercise of authority delegated by the 4236; Fax: (907) 279–4351; E-mail: Allakaket Village, Emily Bergman, Secretary of the Interior to the Principal [email protected]. Tribal Family Youth Specialist Deputy Assistant Secretary—Indian Akhiok, Native Village of, Rachelle Joy, (TFYS), P.O. Box 50, Allakaket, AK Affairs by 209 DM 8. KANA Foster Parent Support 99720; Phone: (907) 968–2303; Fax: This notice presents, in two different Specialist, 3449 Rezanof Drive East, (907) 968–2233; E-mail: formats, the names and addresses of Kodiak, AK 99615; Phone: (907) 486– [email protected] and current designated tribal agents for 9869; Fax: (907) 486–4829; E-mail: Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs service of notice. The first format lists [email protected]. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite designated tribal agents by region and Akiachak Native Community, Georgiann 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: alphabetically by tribe within each Wassilie, Tribal Family Services, P.O. (907) 452–8251, ext. 3178; Fax: (907) region. The second format is a table that Box 51070, Akiachak, AK 99551– 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. lists designated tribal agents 0070; Phone: (907) 825–4626/4073; Native Village of Ambler, Carol B. alphabetically by the tribal affiliation Fax: (907) 825–4029; E-mail: n/a. Cleveland, ICWA Coordinator, Box (first listing American Indian tribes, Akiak Native Community, Sheila 86047, Ambler, AK 99786; Phone: then listing Alaska Native tribes). Each Williams, Tribal Administrator and (907) 445–2189; Fax: (907) 445–2257; format also lists the Bureau of Indian Andrea Jasper, ICWA Worker, P.O. E-mail: [email protected]. Affairs contact(s) for each of the twelve Box 52127, Akiak, AK 99552; Phone: Village of Anaktuvuk, Tribal President, regions. (907) 765–7112/7117; Fax: (907) 765– P.O. Box 21065 Anaktuvuk Pass, AK A. List of Designated Tribal Agents by Region 7512; E-mail: n/a. 99721; Phone: (907) 661–2575; Fax: 1. Alaska Region Native Village of Akutan, Grace Smith, (907) 661–2576; and Dalles Lee 2. Eastern Oklahoma Region Family Programs Coordinator, Brower, Voc Rehab Director, Inupiat 3. Eastern Region Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, Community of the Arctic Slope; P.O. 4. Great Plains Region 1131 East International Airport Road, Box 934, 6986 Ahmaogak St., Barrow, 5. Midwest Region Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Phone: AK 99723; Phone: (907) 852–2448; 6. Navajo Region (907) 276–2700; Fax: (907) 279–4351; Fax: (907) 852–2449; E-mail: casvr@ 7. Northwest Region E-mail: [email protected]. gci.net. 8. Pacific Region Village of Alakanuk, Charlene Smith, Yupiit of Andreafski, ICWA Program 9. Rocky Mountain Region 10. Southern Plains Region ICWA Specialist, or Daisy Lamont, Director, P.O. Box 88, St. Mary’s, AK 11. Southwest Region CFSS–ICWA, P.O. Box 149, Alakanuk 99658–0088; Phone: (907) 438–2572; 12. Western Region AK 99554; Phone: (907) 238–3704/ Fax: (907) 438–2573; E-mail: n/a. B. List of Designated Tribal Agents by Tribal 3730; Fax: (907) 238–3705; E-mail: Angoon Community Association, Affiliation [email protected], [email protected]. Marlene F. Zuboff, ICWA/Social
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Services Manager, P.O. Box 328, Kaleak, Social Services Director, P.O. Chalkyitsik Village, Donna L. Crow, Angoon, AK 99820; Phone: (907) 788– Box 1130, Barrow, AK 99723; Phone: Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. 3411; Fax: (907) 788–3412; E-mail: (907) 852–4411; Fax: (907) 852–4413; Box 57, Chalkyitsik, AK 99788; [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Phone: (907) 848–8117; Fax: (907) Village of Aniak, Muriel Morgan, ICWA Beaver Village, Arlene Pitka, ICWA 848–8119; and Legal Department, Worker, Box 349, Aniak, AK 99557; Coordinator, P.O. Box 24029, Beaver, Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Phone: (907) 675–4349; Fax (907) AK 99724; Phone: (907) 628–6126; Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, AK 675–4513; E-mail: n/a. Fax: (907) 628–6815; and Legal 99701; Phone (907) 452–8251 ext. Anvik Village, Alberta Walker, Tribal Department, Tanana Chiefs 3178; Fax: (907) 459–3953; E-mail: Family Youth Specialist (TFYS), P.O. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite n/a. Box 10, Anvik, AK 99558; Phone: 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone Native Village of Chanega (aka (907) 663–6378; Fax: (907) 663–6357; (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Chenega), Norma Selanoff, ICWA E-mail: n/a and Legal Department, 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Worker and GayDell Trumblee, Tribal Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Native Village of Belkofski, Grace Administrator, P.O. Box 8079, Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, AK Smith, Family Program Coordinator, Chenega Bay, AK 99574; Phone: (907) 99701; Phone: (907) 452–8251, ext. Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, 573–5386/5130; Fax: (907) 573–5387/ 3178; Fax: (907) 459–3953; E-mail: 1131 East International Airport Road, 5120; E-mail: g.trumblee@ n/a. Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Phone: nativevillageofchanega.com. Arctic Village, Nena C. Wilson, ICWA 1–800–478–2742; Fax: (907) 222– Cheesh-Na Tribe, (formerly the Native Manager, or Margorie Gemmill, Tribal 9735; E-mail: [email protected]. Village of Chistochina), Wilson Justin, Administrator, P.O. Box 69, Arctic Bettles Field (See Evansville Village) Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 241, Village, AK 99722; Phone: (907) 587– Village of Bill Moore’s Slough, Nancy C. Gakona, AK 99586; Phone: (907) 822– 5523/5328; Fax: (907) 587–5128; Andrews, ICWA Family Specialist, 3503; Fax: (907) 822–5179; E-mail: E-mail: n/a. Pauline Okitkun, Tribal [email protected]. Asa’carsarmiut Tribe (formerly Native Administrator, P.O. Box 20288, Village of Chefornak, Edward Kinegak, Village of Mountain Village), James C. Kotlik, AK 99620; Phone: (907) 899– ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box 110, Landlord, First Chief, P.O. Box 32249, 4236/4232; Fax: (907) 899–4002/4461; Chefornak, AK 99561–0110; Phone: Mountain Village, AK 99632; Phone: E-mail: n/a. (907) 867–8808; Fax: (907) 867–8711; (907) 591–2815; Fax: (907) 591–2811; Birch Creek Tribe, Jackie Baalam, Tribal E-mail: [email protected]; and Evelyn D. Peterson, Social Service Family Youth Specialist (TFYS), 1410 Association of Village Council Director, Asastasia Larson, P.O. Box S. Cushman Street, Suite 3B, Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, 32107, Mountain Village, AK 99632; Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: (907) Bethel, AK 99559; Phone (907) 543– Phone: (907) 591–2428; Fax: (907) 221–2215; Fax: (907) 455–8486; and 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: 591–2934; E-mail: [email protected]. Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs [email protected]. Native Village of Atka, Kathy Dirks, Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Chevak Native Village (aka Qissunamiut ICWA Coordinator, Unalaska, AK 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone Tribe), Esther Friday, ICWA Director/ 99685; Phone: (907) 581–6574; Fax: (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Worker, P.O. Box 140, Chevak, AK (907) 581–2040; E-mail: kathyd@ 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. 99563; Phone: (907) 858–7918; Fax: apiai.org; Grace Smith, Family Native Village of Brevig Mission, Linda (907) 858–7919; and Association of Programs Coordinator, Aleutian/ M. Divers, Tribal Family Coordinator, Village Council Presidents, ICWA Pribilof Islands Association, 1131 East P.O. Box 85039, Brevig Mission, AK Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; International Airport Road, 99785; Phone: (907) 642–3012; Fax: Phone (907) 543–7300; Fax: (907) Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Phone: (907) 642–3042; E-mail: linda@ 543–5759; E-mail: [email protected]. (907) 276–2700 or (907) 222–4236; kawerak.org. Chickaloon Native Village, Penny Fax: (907) 279–4351; E-mail: Native Village of Buckland, Lani Westing, ICWA Case Manager, P.O. [email protected]. Hadley, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box Box 1105, Chickaloon, AK 99674; Atmautluak, Village of, Moses Pavilla 67, Buckland, AK 99727–0067; Phone: Phone: (907) 745–0749/0794; Fax: Sr., Tribal Judge and Melvina (907) 494–2169; Fax: (907) 494–2168; (907) 745–0709; E-mail: cvadmin@ Nicholai, ICWA Worker, and Nicholai E-mail: n/a. chickaloon.org; penny@ O. Pavilla Sr., Vice President, P.O. chickaloon.org. C Box 6568, Atmautluak, AK 99559; Chignik Bay Tribal Council (formerly Phone: (907) 553–5610/5510; Fax: Native Village of Cantwell, Veronica the Native Village of Chignik), Debbie (907) 553–5612/5150; E-mail: Nicholas, President, P.O. Box 94, Carlson, Administrator, P.O. Box 50, [email protected]. Cantwell, AK 99729; Phone: (907) Chignik, AK. 99564; Phone: (907) Atqasuk Village (Atkasook), Candace 768–2591; Fax: (907) 768–1111; 749–2445; Fax: (907) 749–2423; and Itta, President, P.O. Box 91108, E-mail: [email protected].; and Children’s Services Program Manager, Atqasuk, AK 99791; Phone: (907) Katherine McConkey, Director, Tribal Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. 633–2575; Fax: (907) 633–2576; Community Services, Copper River Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, E-mail: [email protected]; and Native Association, Drawer H, Copper Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone (907) Arctic Slope Native Association, Center, AK 99573; Phone: (907) 822– 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; Maude Hopson, ICWA Worker; P.O. 5241, ext. 232; Fax: (907) 822–8801; E-mail: [email protected]. Box 1232, Barrow, Alaska 99723 E-mail: [email protected]. Native Village of Chignik Lagoon, Phone: (907) 852–9374; Fax: (907) Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Clemence Grunert, Jr., President and 852–2761; E-mail: maude.hopson@ Indian Tribes, Leonora Florendo, Delissa Jones, Village Administrator, arcticslope.org; [email protected]. ICWA Coordinator, 320 W. P.O. Box 09, Chignik Lagoon, AK. Willoughby Avenue, Suite 300, 99565; Phone: (907) 840–2281; Fax: B Juneau, AK 99801–9983; Phone: (907) (907) 840–2217; E-mail: clagoon@ Native Village of Barrow Inupiat 463–7163; Fax: (907) 463–7343; E- gci.net; and Children’s Services Traditional Government, Edith mail: [email protected]. Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native
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Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Children’s Services Program Manager, Fax: (907) 547–2318; E-mail: Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, AK Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. [email protected] and 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Fax: Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Conference, 122 1st Ave., Ste., 600, bbna.com. 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: (907) Chignik Lake Village, John Lind, E-mail: [email protected]. 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) 459– President, P.O. Box 33 Chignik Lake, Copper Center (see Native Village of 3953; E-mail: n/a. AK 99548; Phone: (907) 845–2212; Kluti-Kaah). Native Village of Eek, Lillian Cleveland, Fax: (907) 845–2217; and Children’s Cordova (See Eyak). ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 89, Eek, AK Services Program Manager, Bristol Native Village of Council, Tribal 99578; Phone: (907) 536–5572; Fax: Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, President and ICWA Coordinator, P.O. (907) 536–5711; E-mail: lcleveland@ 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Box 2050, Nome, AK 99762; Phone: avcp.org; and Association of Village AK 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139; (907) 443–7649; Fax: (907) 443–5965; Council Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Fax: (907) 842–4106; E-mail: mailto: E-mail: [email protected]. Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: [email protected]; [email protected]. Craig Community Association, Cynthia (907) 543–7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; Chilkat Indian Village (Klukwan), Anna Mills, Family Caseworker II, P.O. Box E-mail: [email protected]. Stevens, Tribal Service Specialist/ 746, Craig AK 99921; Phone: (907) Egegik Village, Caseworker II, P.O. Box ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 2207, Haines, 826–3948; Fax: (907) 826–5526; 154, Egegik, AK 99579; Phone: (907) AK 99827; Phone: (907) 767–5505; E-mail: [email protected]. 233–2207; Fax: (907) 233–2213; and Fax: (907) 767–5518; E-mail: astevens Village of Crooked Creek, Lorraine John, Children’s Services Program Manager, @chilkatindianvillage.org. ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 69, Crooked Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. Chilkoot Indian Association (Haines), Creek, AK 99575; Phone: (907) 432– Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, David Berry, Tribal President, P.O. 2200; Fax: (907) 432–2201; E-mail: Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Box 490 Haines, AK 99827; Phone: [email protected]. 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; (907) 766–2323; Fax: (907) 766–2365; Curyung Tribal Council (formerly the E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]; Native Village of Dillingham), Chris Eklutna Native Village, Terri Corey, Stella Howard, Family Caseworker, Itumulria, Tribal Children Service ICWA Coordinator, 26339 Eklutna P.O. Box 624, Haines, AK 99827; Worker, P.O. Box 216, Dillingham, AK Village Road, Chugiak, AK 99567; Phone: (907) 766–2810; Fax: (907) 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4508; Fax: Phone: (907) 688–6020/242–6021; 766–2845; E-mail: showard@ (907) 842–4510; E-mail: chris@ Fax: (907) 688–6021: E-mail: nve.icwa ccthita.org. curyungtribe.com; and Children’s @eklutna-nsn.gov. Chinik Eskimo Community (Golovin), Services Program Manager, Bristol Native Village of Ekuk, Helen Foster, Sherri Lewis, Tribal Family Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Tribal Administrator, 300 Main St., Coordinator, P.O. Box 62019, Golovin, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, P.O. Box 530, 300 Main Street, AK 99762; Phone: (907) 779–3489; AK 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Fax: (907) 779–2000; E-mail: slewis@ Fax: (907) 842–4106; 842–3842; Fax: (907) 842–3843; and kawerak.org. E-mail: [email protected]. Children’s Services Program Manager, Chistochina (see Cheesh-na) Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. Native Village of Chitina, Elizabeth D Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Kelley, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 31, Native Village of Deering, Bonita Barr, Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Chitina, AK 99566; Phone: (907) 823– Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 89, 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; 2287; Fax: (907) 823–2233; E-mail Deering, AK 99736; Phone: (907) 363– E-mail: [email protected]. [email protected]. 2138; Fax: (907) 363–2195; E-mail: Ekwok Village, Sandra Stermer, Tribal Native Village of Chuathbaluk, Tribal [email protected]. Children Service Worker, P.O. Box 70, President, P.O. Box CHU, Dillingham (see Curyung). Ekwok, AK 99580; Phone: (907) 464– Chuathbaluk, AK 99557; Phone: (907) Diomede (aka Inalik), Native Village of, 3349; Fax: (907) 464–3350; E-mail: 467–4323/4313; Fax: (907) 467–4113/ Arthur Ahkinga, Acting Tribal Family [email protected]; and 4311; E-mail: n/a. Service Coordinator, P.O. Box 7079, Children’s Services Program Manager, Chuloonawick Native Village, LaVerne Diomede, AK 99762; Phone: (907) Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. Manumik, Tribal Administrator, P.O. 686–2202/2175; Fax: (907) 686–2203; Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Box 245, Emmonak, AK 99581; E-mail: [email protected]. Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Phone: (907) 949–1341/1345; Fax: Dot Lake, Village of, Dewila Lyons, 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; (907) 949–1346; E-mail: coffice@ ICWA Coordinator or William Miller, E-mail: [email protected]. starband.net. President, P.O. Box 2279, Dot Lake, Native Village of Elim, Joseph H. Circle Native Community, Jessica Boyle, AK 99737–2275; Phone: (907) 882– Murray, Tribal Family Coordinator; ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 89, Circle, 2742/2695; Fax: (907) 882–5558; P.O. Box 39070, Elim, AK 99739; AK 99733; Phone: (907) 773–2822; E-mail: n/a. Phone: (907) 890–2457; Fax: (907) Fax: (907) 773–2823; E-mail: Douglas Indian Association, Dixon J. 890–2458; E-mail: jmurrayjr@ [email protected] and Mazon, Caseworker, 3161 Channel Dr. kawerak.org. Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Ste. 1–A Juneau, AK 99801; Phone: Emmonak Village, Priscilla S. Kameroff, Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite (907) 364–2983; Fax: (907) 364–2917; ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box 126, 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: E-mail: [email protected]. Emmonak, AK 99581–0126; Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) (907) 949–1820/1720; Fax: (907) 949– E 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. 1384; E-mail: [email protected] and Clarks Point, Village of, Harry Wassily, Native Village of Eagle, Maralyn [email protected]. Sr., Tribal President, P.O. Box 90, Hinckley, Tribal Family & Youth English Bay (see Native Village of Clarks Point, AK 99569; Phone: (907) Services or Joyce Roberts, Tribal Nanwalek). 236–1427/1435; Fax: (907) 236–1428; Administrator, P.O. Box 19, Eagle, AK Evansville Village (aka Bettles Field), E-mail: [email protected] and 99738; Phone: (907) 547–2271/2281; Rachel Hanft, ICWA/Tribal Family &
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Youth Services, P.O. Box 26087, Phone: (907) 967–8331/8929; Fax: Department, Tanana Chiefs Bettles, AK 99726; Phone: (907) 692– (907) 967–8330; E-mail: n/a. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite 5005; Fax: (907) 692–5006; E-mail: Organized Village of Grayling (aka 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: [email protected]; and Holikachuk), Sue Ann Nicholi, Tribal (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Box 49, 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Grayling, AK 99590; Phone: (907) Huslia Village, Cesa Sam, Tribal Family 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: 453–5142; Fax: (907) 453–5146; and Youth Specialist, P.O. Box 70, Huslia, (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs AK 99746; Phone: (907) 829–2202; 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Fax: (907) 829–2214; E-mail: Native Village of Eyak (Cordova), Erin 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: [email protected] and Kurz, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 1388, (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Cordova, AK 99574; Phone: (907) 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite 424–7738; Fax: (907) 424–7809; Gulkana Village, Charelle Randall, 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: E-mail: [email protected]. ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 254, Gakona, (907) 452–8251, ext. 3178; Fax: (907) AK 99586–0254; Phone: (907) 822– 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. F 5363; Fax: (907) 822–3976; E-mail: Hydaburg Cooperative Association, Native Village of False Pass, Grace [email protected]. Jerrilynn Fowler, Human Services Smith, Family Programs Coordinator, Gwichyaa Gwichin (see Fort Yukon). Director, P.O. Box 349, Hydaburg AK Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, H 99922; Phone: (907) 285–3666; Fax: 1131 East International Airport Road, (907) 285–3541; E-mail: n/a. Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Phone: Haines (see Chilkoot Indian (907) 276–2700 or 222–4236; Fax: Association). I Native Village of Hamilton, Irene R. K. (907) 279–4351; E-mail: graces@ Igiugig Village, Tanya Salmon, ICWA Williams, Tribal Administrator, P.O. apiai.org. Worker, P.O. Box 4008, Igiugig, AK Box 20248, Kotlik, AK 99620–0248; Native Village of Fort Yukon (Gwichyaa 99613; Phone: (907) 533–3211; Fax: Phone: (907) 899–4252/4255; Fax: Gwichin), Arlene Joseph, ICWA (907) 533–3217; and Children’s (907) 899–4202; E-mail: iwilliams@ Worker, P.O. Box 10, Fort Yukon, AK Services Program Manager, Bristol avcp.org. 99740; Phone: (907) 662–3625; Fax: Bay Native Association, P.O. Box Healy Lake Village, Jo Ann Polston, (907) 662–3118; E-mail: ajoseph@ 310,1500 Kanakanak Road, TFYS, 326 First Avenue, Fairbanks, yftribes.org; and Legal Department, Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) AK 99701; Phone: (907) 876–0638; Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; Fax: (907) 876–0639; and Legal Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, AK E-mail: [email protected]. Department, Tanana Chiefs 99701; Phone: (907) 452–8251, ext. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Village of Iliamna, Maria Anelon, 3178; Fax: (907) 459–3953; E-mail: 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: Administrative Assistant, P.O. Box n/a. (907) 452–8251, ext. 3178; Fax: (907) 286, Iliamna, AK 99606; Phone: (907) Fortuna Ledge (see Native Village of 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. 571–1246; Fax: (907) 571–1256; and Marshall). Holikachuk (See Grayling). Children’s Services Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. G Holy Cross Village, Rebecca J. Turner, Tribal Family Youth Specialist Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Native Village of Gakona, Charlene (TFYS), P.O. Box 191, Holy Cross, AK Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Nollner, Tribal Administrator, P.O. 99602; Phone: (907) 476–7249; Fax: 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; Box 102, Gakona, AK 99586; Phone: (907) 476–7132; and Legal E-mail: [email protected]. (907) 822–5777; Fax: (907) 822–5997; Department, Tanana Chiefs Inupiat Community of Arctic Slope, E-mail: [email protected]. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Price Leavitt, CEO, P.O. Box 934, Galena Village (aka Louden Village), 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: Barrow, AK 99723; (907) 852–4227; March Runner, ICWA Director, P.O. (907) 452–8251; Fax: (907) 459–3953; Fax: (907) 852–4246; E-mail: Box 244, Galena, AK 99741; Phone: E-mail: n/a. [email protected]. (907) 656–1711; Fax: (907) 656–2491; Hoonah Indian Association, Hattie Iqurmuit Traditional Council (formerly and Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Dalton, Director of Human Services, the Native Village of Russian Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite P.O. Box 602, Hoonah, AK 99829; Mission), Katie Nick, ICWA 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: Phone: (907) 945–3545; Fax: (907) Coordinator, P.O. Box 09, Russian (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) 945–3530; E-mail: hdalton@ Mission, AK 99657–0009; Phone: 452–3953; E-mail: n/a. hiatribe.org. (907) 584–5594; Fax: (907) 584–5596; Native Village of Gambell, Tyler Native Village of Hooper Bay, Mildred and Association of Village Council Campbell, Sr., ICWA Coordinator, B. Metcalf, ICWA Representative, P.O. Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, P.O. Box 90, Gambell, AK 99742; Box 62, Hooper Bay, AK 99604; Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– Phone: (907) 985–5346; Fax: (907) Phone: (907) 758–4006; Fax: (907) 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: 985–5014; E-mail: n/a. 758–4606; and Association of Village [email protected]. Native Village of Georgetown, Amber Council Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Ivanoff Bay Village, Edgar Shangin, Matthews, Tribal Administrator, 4300 Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: Tribal President, 7926 Old Seward B Street, Suite 207, Anchorage, Alaska (907) 543–7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; Hwy, Suite B–5, Anchorage, AK 99503; Phone: (907) 274–2195; Fax: E-mail: [email protected]. 99518; Phone: (907) 522–2263; Fax: (907) 274–2196; E-mail: [email protected]. Hughes Village, Elena Miranda Beatus, (907) 522–2363; E-mail: n/a. ibvc@ Golovin (see Chinik Eskimo Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. ivanofbay.com; and Children’s Community). Box 45029, Hughes, AK 99745; Phone: Services Program Manager, Bristol Native Village of Goodnews Bay, (907) 889–2249; Fax; (907) 889–2252; Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Pauline A. Echuck, ICWA, P.O. Box E-mail: Elena.beatus@ 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, 138, Goodnews Bay, AK 99589; tananachiefsconference.org and Legal AK 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139;
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Fax: (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ (907) 542–3006; E-mail: paula@ 755–2326; Fax: (907) 755–2647; bbna.com. kasaan.org. E-mail: [email protected]. Kashunamiut Tribe (see Chevak). Klukwan (see Chilkat Indian Village). K Kasigluk Traditional Elders Council Native Village of Kluti-Kaah (Copper Kaguyak Village, Margie Bezona, (formerly the Native Village of Center), Carl Pete, President, P.O. Box Community Development Director, Kasigluk), Lena Keene, ICWA Worker, 68, Copper Center, AK 99573; Phone: Kodiak Area Native Association, 3449 P.O. Box 19, Kasigluk, AK 99609; (907) 822–5541; Fax: (907) 822–5130; E. Rezanof Drive, Kodiak, AK 99615; Phone: (907) 477–6418/6405; Fax: E-mail: [email protected]. Phone: (907) 486–9816; Fax: (907) (907) 477–6416/6212; E-mail: n/a. Knik Tribe, Geraldine Nicoli, ICWA 486–9886. E-mail: margie.bezona@ Kenaitze Indian Tribe, Ms. Vide Van Worker, P.O. Box 871565, Wasilla, AK kanaweb.org. Velzor, ICWA Worker, 150 North 99687–1565; Phone: (907) 373–7991; Organized Village of Kake, M. Ann Willow Ave., Kenai, AK 99611; Fax: (907) 373–2153; E-mail: gnicoli@ Jackson, Social Service Director, P.O. Phone: (907) 283–3633; Fax: (907) kniktribe.org. Box 316, Kake, AK 99830; Phone: 283–3828; E-mail: vvanvelzor@ Native Village of Kobuk, Agnes (907) 785–6471; Fax: (907) 785–4902; kenaitze.org. Bernhardt, Tribal Administrator, P.O. E-mail: annjackson@ Ketchikan Indian Corporation, Wendy Box 51039, Kobuk, AK 99751–0039; kakefirstnation.org. Weston, MSW, ICWA Representative, Phone: (907) 948–2203; Fax: (907) Kaktovik Village (aka Barter Island), 2960 Tongass Avenue, First Floor, 948–2355; E-mail: tribeadmin@ Isaac Akootchook, President, P.O. Box Ketchikan, AK 99901; Phone: (907) laugvik.org. 73, Kaktovik, AK 99747; Phone: (907) 228–4917, Fax: (907) 228–4920; Kodiak Tribal Council, (see Sun’aq 640–2042; Fax: (907) 640–2044; and E-mail: [email protected]. Tribe of Kodiak, formerly Shoonaq Tribe). Arctic Slope Native Association, Native Village of Kiana, Gloria Kokhanok Village, Mary Andrew, Tribal Maude Hopson, ICWA Worker; P.O. Shellabarger, Tribe Director, P.O. Box Children Service Worker, P.O. Box Box 1232, Barrow, Alaska 99723; 69, Kiana, AK 99749; Phone: (907) 1007, Kokhanok, AK 99606; Phone: Phone: (907) 852–9374; Fax: (907) 475–2109; Fax: (907) 475–2180; (907) 282–2224; Fax: (907) 282–2221; 852–2761; E-mail: maude.hopson@ E-mail: [email protected] or and Crystal Nixon, Children’s arcticslope.org. [email protected]. Services Program Manager, Bristol Village of Kalskag, (aka Upper Kalskag), King Cove (see Agdaagux). Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Bonnie Perrson, Administrator, P.O. King Island Native Community, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Box 50, Upper Kalskag, AK 99607; Rosealee Quanlin, Tribal Family AK 99559; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Phone: (907) 471–2207; Fax: (907) Coordinator, P.O. Box 682, Nome, AK Fax: (907) 842–4106; 471–2399; and Association of Village 99762; Phone: (907) 443–5181; Fax: E-mail: [email protected]. Council Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. (907) 443–8049; E-mail: vquanlin@ Koliganek Village (see New Koliganek). Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: kawerak.org. Native Village of Kongiganak, Janet (907) 543–7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; King Salmon Tribe, Ralph Angasan, Jr., Otto, ICWA Worker, and Wayne E-mail: [email protected]. Tribal Administrator, Ruth Monsen, Phillip, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Village of Lower Kalkag, Bernice Wise, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 68, King Box 5092, Kongiganak, AK 99545; Community Family Service Specialist, Salmon, AK 99613; Phone: (907) 246– Phone: (907) 557–5311; Fax: (907) P.O. Box 27, Lower Kalskag, AK 3553/3447; Fax: (907) 246–3449; 557–5348; E-mail: janet_otto@ 99626; Phone: (907) 471–2412; Fax: E-mail: [email protected]; avcp.org; and Association of Village (907) 471–2378; and Association of [email protected]; and Council Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Village Council Presidents, ICWA Children’s Services Program Manager, Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. (907) 543–7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; Phone: (907) 543–7300; Fax: (907) Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, E-mail: [email protected]. 543–5759; E-mail: [email protected]. Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Village of Kotlik, Henrietta M. Teeluk, Village of Kaltag, Marlene Madros, 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 20210, Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. E-mail: [email protected]. Kotlik, AK 99620; Phone: (907) 899– Box 129, Kaltag, AK 99748; Phone: Native Village of Kipnuk, Nicole A. 4459; Fax: (907) 899–4459/4790; and (907) 534–2243; Fax: (907) 534–2264; Slim, ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box 57, Association of Village Council and Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Kipnuk, AK 99614; Phone: (907) 896– Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite 5515; Fax: (907) 896–5240; E-mail: Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: [email protected]; and Association of 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Village Council Presidents, ICWA [email protected]. 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; Native Village of Kotzebue, Clara Henry, Native Village of Kanatak, Tony Olivera, Phone: (907) 543–7300; Fax: (907) Family Tribal Resource Director, P.O. Tribal Administrator/ICWA Director, 543–5759; E-mail: [email protected]. Box 296, Kotzebue, AK 99752–0296; P.O. Box 872231, Wasilla, AK 99687; Native Village of Kivalina, Millie Phone: (907) 442–3467 Ext: 1021; Fax: Phone: (907) 357–5991; Fax: (907) Hawley, President, P.O. Box 50051, (907) 442–4013; E-mail: clara.henry@ 357–5992; E-mail: kanatak@ Kivalina, AK 99750; Phone: (907) qira.org. mtaonline.net. 645–2153; Fax: (907) 645–2193/2250; Native Village of Koyuk, Leo M. Charles Native Village of Karluk, Joyce Jones, and Jackie Hill, Maniilaq Association, Sr., Tribal Family Coordinator, P.O. ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 22, Karluk, P.O. Box 256, Kotzebue, AK 99752; Box 53149, Koyuk, AK 99753; Phone: AK 99608; Phone: (907) 241–2218; Phone: (907) 442–7919; Fax: (907) (907) 963–2215; Fax: (907) 963–2300; Fax: (907) 241–2208; E-mail: n/a. 442–7933; E-mail: n/a. E-mail: [email protected]. Organized Village of Kasaan, Paula K. Klawock Cooperative Association, Native Village Koyukuk, Sharon Pilot, Peterson, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Henrietta Kato, Family Caseworker TFYS, Tribal Family Youth Specialist, Box 26–KXA, Kasaan, Ketchikan, AK III/Field Staff Supervisor, P.O. Box P.O. Box 109, Koyukuk, AK 99754; 99950; Phone: (907) 542–2230; Fax: 173, Klawock, AK 99925; Phone: (907) Phone: (907) 927–2208/2253; Fax:
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(907) 927–2220; E-mail: Sharon.pilot@ (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) N tananachiefs.org.; and Legal 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Naknek Native Village, Patrick E. Department, Tanana Chiefs Manokotak Village, Diana Gamechuk, Patterson Jr., Council President, P.O. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Youth Activities Coordinator, P.O. Box 210, Naknek, AK 99633; Phone: 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: Box 169, Manokotak, AK 99628; (907) 246–4210; Fax: (907) 246–3563; (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Phone: (907) 289–2074; Fax: (907) E-mail: [email protected] or icwa@ 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. 289–1235; and Children’s Services bristolbay.com; and Children’s Organized Village of Kwethluk, Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Services Program Manager, Bristol Chariton A. Epchook, Indian Child Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Bay Native Association P.O. Box 310, Welfare Act Coordinator, P.O. Box Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, AK 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, 130, Kwethluk, AK 99621; Phone: 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Fax: AK 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139; (907) 757–6043; Fax: (907) 757–6321; (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ Fax: (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ E-mail: ovkssicw@unicom- bbna.com. bbna.com. alaska.com. Native Village of Marshall (aka Fortuna Native Village of Nanwalek, (aka Native Village of Kwigillingok, Andrew Ledge), Carmen Pitka, Social Service English Bay), Alma Moonin, IRA Kiunya, Tribal Administrator; P.O. Director, Box 110, Marshall, AK Administrator, P.O. Box 8028, Box 90, Kwigillingok, AK 99622; 99585; Phone: (907) 679–6128; Fax: Nanwalek, AK 99603–6021; Phone: Phone: (907) 588–8114/8117; Fax: (907) 679–6187; E-mail: (907) 281–2274; Fax: (907) 281–2252; (907) 588–8429; E-mail: n/a. [email protected]. E-mail: n/a. Native Village of Kwinhagak (aka Native Village of Napaimute, Marcie Quinhagak), Grace Friendly, Health & Native Village of Mary’s Igloo (Native Village of Teller), Dolly Kugzruk, Sherer, President, P.O. Box 1301, Human Service Director/ICWA, P.O. Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– Box 149, Quinhagak, AK 99655; ICWA Worker/Kawerak, Inc., P.O. Box 546, Teller, AK 99778; Phone: (907) 2887; Fax: (907) 543–2892; napaimute Phone: (907) 556–8165 ext. 262; Fax: @starband.net; and Association of (907) 556–8340; E-mail: gfriendly.nvk 642–2185; Fax: (907) 642–3000; E-mail: [email protected]. Village Council Presidents, ICWA @gmail.com. Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; McGrath Native Village, Helen L Phone: (907) 543–7440; Fax: (907) Vanderpool, Tribal Family and Youth 543–5759; E-mail: n/a. Native Village of Larsen Bay, Rachelle Specialist, P.O. Box 134, McGrath, AK Native Village of Napakiak, Sally K. Joy, KANA Foster Parent Support 99627; Phone: (907) 524–3023; Fax: Billy, ICWA–CFSS, P.O. Box 34114, Specialist, 3449 Rezanof Drive East, (907) 524–3899; E-mail: helenvhf@ Napakiak, AK 99634; Phone: (907) Kodiak, AK 99615; Phone: (907) 486– mcgrathalaska.net and Legal 589–2815; Fax: (907) 589–2814; E- 9869; Fax: (907) 486–4829; E-mail: Department Julia Webb, Tanana mail: [email protected]; and Association [email protected]. Chiefs Conference, 122 First Avenue, of Village Council Presidents, ICWA Lesnoi Village (aka Woody Island), Suite 200, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Staff, P. O. Box 219, Bethel, AK Kathleen Drabek, Tribal Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: 99559; Phone: (907) 543–7300; Fax: Administrator or Shannon Larronoff, (907) 459–3953; E-mail: juliewebb@ (907) 543–5759; E-mail: icwa@ financial Specialist/Enrollment, 3248 tananachiefs.org. avcp.org. Mill Bay Road, Kodiak, AK 99615; Native Village of Mekoryuk, Patricia Native Village of Napaskiak, Helen Phone: (907) 486–2821; Fax: (907) Williams, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 66, Raganak, Tribal Administrator, and 486–2738; E-mail: village@ Mekoryuk, AK 99630; Phone: (907) Chris G. Larson, Chief, P.O. Box 6009, alaska.com. 827–8828; Fax: (907) 827–8133; Napaskiak, AK 99559; Phone: (907) Levelock Village, Lucinda Tallekpalek, E-mail: [email protected]. 737–7364; Fax: (907) 737–7039; Tribal Children Service Worker, P.O. Mentasta Traditional Council, Rachele E-mail: [email protected] and Box 70, Levelock, AK 99625; Phone: Sanford, ICWA Program P.O. Box Association of Village Council (907) 287–3030; Fax: (907) 287–3032; 6019, Mentasta, AK 99780; Phone: Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, E-mail: [email protected]; and (907) 291–2319; Fax: (907) 291–2305; Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– Children’s Services Program Manager, E-mail: n/a. 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. [email protected]. Metlakatla Indian Community Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Native Village of Nelson Lagoon, (Northwest Region), Marge Edais- Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Nanette Johnson, Assistant Yeltatzie, Director, Social Services 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; Administrator, P.O. Box 913, Nelson Children’s Mental Health & ICW, P.O. E-mail: [email protected]. Lagoon, AK 99571; Phone: (907) 989– Box 85, Metlakatla, AK 99926; Phone: Lime Village, Tribal President, P.O. Box 2204; Fax: (907) 989–2233; and Grace (907) 886–6911; Fax: (907) 886–6913; LVD—Lime Village VIA, McGrath, AK Smith, Family Programs Coordinator, E-mail: [email protected]. 99627–8999; Phone: (907) 526–5236; Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, Fax: (907) 526–5235; E-mail: Native Village of Minto, Lou Ann Inc., 1131 East International Airport [email protected]. Williams, Tribal Family Youth Road, Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Louden (See Galena). Specialist, P.O. Box 26, Minto, AK Phone: (907) 276–2700 or 222–4236; 99758; Phone: (907) 798–7007; Fax: Fax: (907) 279–4351; E-mail: graces@ M (907) 798–7914; and Legal apiai.org. Manley Hot Springs Village, Michelle Department, Tanana Chiefs Nenana Native Association, Nita M. James, TFYS P.O. Box 105, Manley Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Marks, Tribal Family Youth Hot Springs, AK 99756; Phone: (907) 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: Specialist, P.O. Box 369, Nenana, AK 672–3180/3177; Fax: (907) 672–3200; (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) 99760; Phone: (907) 832–5461 ext. and Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. 225; Fax: (907) 832–5447; and Legal Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Mountain Village (see Asa’carsarmiut Department, Tanana Chiefs 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: Tribe). Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite
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600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: (907) 276–2700; Fax: (907) 279–4351; Marcella White, ICWA Coordinator; (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) E-mail: [email protected]. P.O. Box 37048; Toksook Bay, AK 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Ninilchik Village, Margaret ‘‘Augie’’ 99637; Phone: (907) 427–7914/7114; New Koliganek Village Council Kochuten, ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box Fax: (907) 427–7206/7714; E-mail: (formerly Koliganek Village), Sally 39444, Ninilchik, AK 99669; Phone: n/a. Kayoukluk, Tribal Children Service (907) 567–3313 Ext. 1010; Fax: (907) Nunam Iqua, (formerly known as Worker, P.O. Box 5026, Koliganek, AK 567–3354; E-mail: Augie@ Sheldon’s Point), Roberta Murphy, 99576; Phone: (907) 596–3425; Fax: ninilchiktribe-nsn.gov. Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 27, (907) 596–3462; and Children’s Native Village of Noatak, Benjamin D. Nunam Iqua, AK 99666; Phone: (907) Services Program Manager, Bristol Arnold, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 89, 498–4184; Fax (907) 498–4185; and Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Noatak, AK 99761; Phone: (907) 485– Association of Village Council 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, 2176; Fax: (907) 485–2137; E-mail: Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 842–4139; [email protected]. Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– Fax: (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ Nome Eskimo Community, Jason D. 7440; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: bbna.com. Floyd, LBSW, Family Services n/a. New Stuyahok Village, Faith Andrews, Director, P.O. Box 1090, Nome, AK Native Village of Nanapitchuk, Charlene Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 49, 99762–1090; Phone: (907) 443–2246; Twitchell, Community Family Service New Stuyahok, AK 99637; Phone: Fax: (907) 443–9140; E-mail: jfloyd@ Specialist/ICWA, P.O. Box 104, (907) 693–3173; Fax: (907) 693–3179; gci.net. Nunapitchuk, AK 99641–0130; Phone: E-mail: [email protected]; and Nondalton Village, Fawn Silas, Acting (907) 527–5731; Fax: (907) 527–5740; Children’s Services Program Manager, Administrator, P.O. Box 49, E-mail: n/a. Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. Nondalton, AK 99640–0049; Phone: Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, (907) 294–2257; Fax: (907) 294–2271; O Dillingham, AK 99559; Phone: (907) and Children’s Services Program Village of Ohogamiut, Nick P. Andrew, 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; Manager, Bristol Bay Native Jr., Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 49, E-mail: [email protected]. Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Marshall, AK 99585; Phone: (907) Newhalen Village, Maxine Wassillie, Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, AK 679–6517/6598; Fax: (907) 679–6516; ICWA Worker, and Joanne Wassillie, 99559; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Fax: E-mail: [email protected] and Administrator; P.O. Box 207, (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ Association of Village Council Newhalen, AK 99606–0207; Phone: bbna.com. Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, (907) 571–1410/1317; Fax: (907) 571– Noorvik Native Community, Hendy S. Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– 1537; and Children’s Services Ballot, Sr., Administrator, P.O. Box 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native 209, Noorvik, AK 99763; Phone: (907) [email protected]. Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 636–2144; Fax: (907) 636–2284; Old Harbor, Village of, Fred Brooks, Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, AK E-mail: [email protected]; Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 62, 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Fax: and Jackie Hill, Maniilaq Association, Old Harbor, AK 99643–0062; Phone: (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ P.O. Box 256, Kotzebue, AK 99572, (907) 286–2215; Fax: (907) 286–2277; bbna.com. Phone: (907) 442–7657; Fax: (907) E-mail: n/a. Newtok Village, Stanley Tom, Tribal 442–7933; E-mail: n/a. Orutsararmuit Native Village, (aka Administrator, P.O. Box 5545, Northway Village, Vicky Nollner, ICWA Bethel), Scott J. Hoffman, ICWA Newtok, AK 99559–5545; Phone: Coordinator, and Belinda Thomas, Advocate, P.O. Box 927, Bethel, AK (907) 237–2316; Fax: (907) 237–2428; President/TA, P.O. Box 516, 99559; Phone: (907) 543–2608; Fax: E-mail: n/a. Northway, AK 99764; Phone: (907) (907) 543–0520; E-mail: shoffman@ Native Village of Nightmute, Paul Tulik, 778–2311; Fax: (907) 778–2220; nativecouncil.org. Vice President, Box 90023, E-mail: n/a. Oscarville Traditional Village, Andrew Nightmute, AK 99690; Phone: (907) Native Village of Nuiqsut, (aka J. Larson, Jr., ICWA/CFSS Worker, 647–6215; Fax: (907) 647–6112; and Nooiksut), Sheila K. Baker, Tribal P.O. Box 6129, Napaskiak, AK 99559; Association of Village Council Administrator, P.O. Box 89169, Phone: (907) 737–7099; Fax: (907) Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Nuiqsut, AK 99789; Phone: (907) 480– 737–7428/7101; E-mail: alarson@ Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– 3010; Fax: (907) 480–3009; E-mail: avcp.org; and Association of Village 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: [email protected]; and Arctic Council Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. [email protected]. Slope Native Association, Maude Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: Nikolai Village, Beverly Gregory, Tribal Hopson, ICWA Worker; P.O. Box (907) 543–7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; Administrator or Deborah Esai-Holm, 1232, Barrow, Alaska 99723 Phone: E-mail: [email protected]. Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. (907) 852–9374; Fax: (907) 852–2761; Native Village of Ouzinkie, Bliss Box 9105/9107, Nikolai, AK 99691; E-mail: maude.hopson@ Peterson, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box Phone: (907) 293–2311; Fax: (907) arcticslope.org; [email protected]. 130, Ouzinkie, AK 99644–0130; 293–2481; E-mail: Beverly.gregory@ Nulato Village, Brittany Smith, Director Phone: (907) 680–2359; Fax: (907) tananachiefs.org and Legal of Human Services, P.O. Box 65049, 680–2214; E-mail: [email protected]. Department, Tanana Chiefs Nulato, AK 99765; Phone: (907) 898– Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite 2329 Fax: (907) 898–2207; E-mail: P 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: [email protected]; and Native Village of Paimiut, Agatha (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178 Fax: (907) Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Napoleon, Clerk/Environmental 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Programs, P.O. Box 230, Hooper Bay, Native Village of Nikolski, Grace Smith, 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: AK 99604; Phone: (907) 758–4002; Family Programs Coordinator, (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Fax: (907) 758–4024; E-mail: Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. [email protected]. 1131 East International Airport Road, Nunakauyarmiut Tribe (formerly the Pauloff Harbor Village, Lorraine Boehl, Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Phone: Native Village of Toksook Bay), Administrator Assistant, P.O. Box 97,
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Sand Point, AK 99661; Phone: (907) Native Village of Point Hope, Martha Box 1130, Unalaska, AK. 99685; 383–6075; Fax: (907) 383–6094; Douglas, Family Caseworker and Lily Phone: (907) 581–6574; Fax: (907) E-mail: [email protected]; and Grace Tuzroyluke, Tribal Director, P.O. Box 581–2040; E-mail: [email protected]; Smith, Family Programs Coordinator, 109, Point Hope, AK 99766; Phone: and Grace Smith, Tribal Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, (907) 368–2330; Fax: (907) 368–2332; Representative, Aleutian/Pribilof 1131 East International Airport Road, E-mail: [email protected]; Islands Association, 1131 East Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Phone: [email protected]. International Airport Road, (907) 276–2700 or 222–4236; Fax: Native Village of Point Lay, Sophie Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Phone: (907) 279–4351; E-mail: graces@ Henry, IRA Council Board Member/ (907) 276–2700 or 222–4236; Fax: apiai.org. Village Liaison, Box 59031, Pt. Lay, (907) 279–4351; E-mail: graces@ Pedro Bay Village, Verna Jean Kolyaha, AK 99757; Phone: (907) 833–2575; apiai.org. Program Specialist II (ICWA), P.O. Fax: (907) 833–2576; Dalles Lee Quinhagak (see Kwinhagak). Box 47020, Pedro Bay, AK 99647– Brower, Voc Rehab Director, Inupiat Qissunamiut Tribe (see Chevak). 7020; Phone: (907) 850–2341; Fax: Community of the Arctic Slope, P.O. (907) 850–2221; E-mail: villagecouncil Box 934, Barrow, Alaska 99723; R @pedrobay.com; and Children’s Phone: (907) 852–2448; Fax: (907) Rampart Village, Elaine Evans, Tribal Services Program Manager, Bristol 852–2449; E-mail: [email protected]. Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Box 29, Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Native Village of Port Graham, Mary Rampart, Alaska 99767; Phone: (907) 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Malchoff, ICWA Worker, or Patrick 358–3312; Fax: (907) 358–3115; and AK 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Norman, Chief, P.O. Box 5510, Port Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Fax: (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ Graham, AK 99603; Phone: (907) 284– Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite bbna.com. 2227; Fax: (907) 284–2222; E-mail: 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: Native Village of Perryville, Bernice n/a. (907) 452–8251 Ext. 3178; Fax: (907) O’Domin, Tribal Children’s Service Native Village of Port Heiden, Gerda 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Worker, P.O. Box 89, Perryville, AK Kosbruk, Tribal Administrator; P.O. Village of Red Devil, Tribal 99648–0089; Phone: (907) 853–2242; Box 49007, Port Heiden, AK 99549; Administrator, P.O. Box 27, Red Fax: (907) 853–2229; and Children’s Phone: (907) 837–2225/2296; Fax: Devil, AK 99656; Phone: (907) 447– Services Program Manager, Bristol (907) 837–2297; E-mail: n/a; and 3223; Fax: (907) 447–3224; and Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Children’s Services Program Manager, Association of Village Council 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, AK 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– Fax: (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) 7440; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: bbna.com. 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; n/a. Petersburg Indian Association, Ramona E-mail: [email protected]. Native Village of Ruby, Katherine Brooks, ICWA Worker and, Tribal Native Village of Port Lions, Lisa Dozette, Tribal Family Youth Social Services, P.O. Box 1418, Squartsoff, Tribal Services Specialist, P.O. Box 68117, Ruby, AK Petersburg, AK 99833; Phone: (907) Coordinator, P.O. Box 69, Port Lions, 99768; Phone: (907) 468–4400; Fax: 772–3636; Fax: (907) 772–3686; AK 99550–0069; Phone: (907) 454– (907) 468–4500; and Legal E-mail: [email protected]. 2234; Fax: (907) 454–2434; E-mail: Department, Tanana Chiefs Pilot Point, Native Village of, Devona [email protected]. Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Miller, Village Administrator, P.O. Portage Creek Village (aka Ohgensakale), 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: Box 449, Pilot Point, AK 99649; Mary Ann Johnson, Tribal (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Phone: (907) 797–2208; Fax: (907) Administrator, 1327 E. 72nd Ave., 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. 797–2258, and Children’s Services Unit B, Anchorage, AK 99508; Phone: Russian Mission (see Iqurmuit Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native (907) 277–1105; Fax: (907) 277–1104; Traditional Council). Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 and Children’s Services Program S Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, AK Manager, Bristol Bay Native 99559; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Fax: Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Saint George Island, Sally Merculief, (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, AK Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 940, bbna.com. 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Fax: St. George, AK 99591; Phone: (907) Pilot Station Traditional Village, Nicky (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ 859–2205/2206; Fax: (907) 859–2242; Myers, Traditional Council Member, bbna.com. E-mail: [email protected]; P.O. Box 5119, Pilot Station, AK Grace Smith, Family Programs 99650; Phone: (907) 549–3373; Fax: Q Coordinator, Aleutian/Pribilof Islands (907) 549–3301; and Association of Qagan Tayagungin Tribe of Sand Point Association, 1131 East International Village Council Presidents, ICWA Village, Marva J. Hatch, Executive Airport Road, Anchorage, AK 99518– Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559; Director, Box 447, Sand Point, AK 1408; Phone: (907) 276–2700 or 222– Phone: (907) 543–7300; Fax: (907) 99661; Phone: (907) 383–5616/5944; 4236; Fax: (907) 279–4351; E-mail: 543–5759; E-mail: [email protected]. Fax: (907) 383–5814; E-mail: qttadmin [email protected]. Native Village of Pitka’s Point, Thelma @arctic.net; and Grace Smith, Family Native Village of Saint Michael, Diane H. Wasky, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Programs Coordinator, Aleutian/ Thompson, Tribal Family Coordinator Box 127, St. Mary’s, AK 99658; Pribilof Islands Association, 1131 East or Shirley Martin, IRA President, P.O. Phone: (907) 438–2833; Fax: (907) International Airport Road, Box 50, St. Michael, AK 99659; 438–2569. Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Phone: Phone: (907) 923–2304/2546; Fax: Platinum Traditional Village, Tribal (907) 276–27000 or 222–4236; Fax: (907) 923–2406; E-mail: dthompson@ President and ICWA Worker, P.O. Box (907) 279–4351; E-mail: graces@ kawerak.org; [email protected]. 8, Platinum, AK 99651; Phone: (907) apiai.org. Saint Paul Island, Maxim Buterin, Jr., 979–8610; Fax: (907) 979–8178; Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska, Kathy M. ICWA Children Service Worker, P.O. E-mail: n/a. Dirks, Family Programs Services, P.O. Box 86, St. Paul Island, Alaska 99660;
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Phone: (907) 546–8308; Fax: (907) P.O. Box 72110, Shishmaref, AK 3178; Fax: (907) 459–3953; E-mail: 546–8370 and Grace Smith, Family 99772; Phone: (907) 649–3078; Fax: n/a. Programs Coordinator, Aleutian/ (907) 649–2278; E-mail: knayokpuk@ Village of Stony River, Mary Willis, Pribilof Islands Association, 1131 East kawerak.org. President and Alyssa Willis, ICWA International Airport Road, Native Village of Shungnak, Kathleen J. Worker, P.O. Box SRV, Birch Road, Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Phone: Custer, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box Stony River, AK 99557; Phone: (907) (907) 276–2700 or 222–4236; Fax: 64, Shungnak, AK 99773; Phone: 537–3258; Fax: (907) 537–3254; and (907) 279–4351; E-mail: graces@ (907) 437–2163; Fax: (907) 437–2183; Association of Village Council apiai.org. E-mail: n/a. Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Village of Salamatoff, Ms. Vide Van Sitka Tribe of Alaska, Terri McGraw, Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– Velzor, ICWA Worker, 150 North ICWA Caseworker, Louise Brady, 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: Willow Ave., Kenai, AK 99611; Social Service Director, Jackie DeBell, [email protected]. Phone: (907) 283–3633; Fax: (907) ICWA Caseworker, and Peg Blumer, Sun’aq Tribe of Kodiak (formerly the 283–3052; E-mail: vvanvelzor@ Tribal Family Caseworker, 456 Shoonaq’ Tribe of Kodiak), Linda kenaitze.org. Katlian St., Sitka, AK 99835; Phone: Resoff, Social Services Director, 312 Sand Point (see Qagan Tayagungin Tribe (907) 747–3501; Fax: (907) 747–7643; W. Marine Way, Kodiak, AK 99615; of Sand Point Village). E-mail: terri.mcgraw@sitkatribe- Phone: (907) 486–4449; Fax: (907) Native Village of Savoonga, Peggy nsn.gov; louise.brady@sitkatribe- 486–3361; E-mail: socialservices@ Akeya, IRA Council Secretary & ICWA nsn.gov; Jackie.debell@ sunaq.org. Council Liaison, P.O. Box 34, sitkatribe_nsn.gov; peg.blumer@ Savoonga, AK 99769; Phone: (907) sitkatribe-nsn.gov. T 984–6211; Fax: (907) 984–6156. Skagway Village, Delia Commander, Takotna Village, Terry Huffman, Tribal Organized Village of Saxman, Janice Tribal President/Administrator, P.O. Administrator, P.O. Box 7529, Jackson, Family Caseworker II, Box 1157, Skagway, AK 99840; Takotna, AK 99675; Phone: (907) 298– Central Council Tlingit & Haida Phone: (907) 983–4068; Fax: (907) 2212; Fax: (907) 298–2314; and Legal Indian Tribes of Alaska, Route 2, Box 983–3068; E-mail: dcommander@ Department, Tanana Chiefs 2, Ketchikan, AK 99901; Phone: (907) skagwaytraditional.org; and Indian Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite 225–2502. Ext 27; Fax: (907) 247– Child Welfare Coordinator, Central 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: 2912; E-mail: [email protected]. Council Tlingit and Haida Indian (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Native Village of Scammon Bay, Tribes of Alaska, 320 W. Willoughby, 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Michelle Akerelrea, Community Suite 300, Juneau, AK 99801; Phone: Native Village of Tanacross, Dawn Family Service Specialist, P.O. Box (907) 463–7148; Fax: (907) 463–7343; Demit, Tribal Family Youth 110, Scammon Bay, AK 99662; Phone: E-mail: [email protected]. Specialist, P.O. Box 76009, Tanacross, (907) 558–5078; Fax: (907) 558–5134; Village of Sleetmute, Jane Parrish, AK 99776; Phone: (907) 883–5024 Ext. e-mail: [email protected]; and Healthy Families Coordinator, P.O. 122; Fax: (907) 883–4497; and Legal Association of Village Council Box 109, Sleetmute, AK 99668; Department, Tanana Chiefs Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Phone: (907) 449–4225; Fax: (907) Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– 449–4203; E-mail: n/a. 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: Village of Solomon, Lorlie Shield, ICWA (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) [email protected]. Coordinator, P.O. Box 2053, Nome, 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. Native Village of Selawik, Tribal AK 99762; Phone: (907) 443–4985; Native Village of Tanana, Donna May President, P.O. Box 59, Selawik, AK Fax: (907) 443–5189; E-mail: tc.sol@ Folger, ICWA/TFYS Agent, P.O. Box 99770–0059; Phone: (907) 484–2165 kawerak.org. 130, Tanana, AK 99777; Phone: (907) ext.14; Fax: (907) 484–2226; E-mail: South Naknek Village, Lorianne 366–7154/7170 Fax: (907) 366–7229; [email protected]. Rawson, Tribal Administrator, P.O. E-mail: n/a. Seldovia Village Tribe, Laurel Hilts, Box 70029, South Naknek, AK 99670; Native Village of Tatitlek, Kristi ICWA Worker, Drawer L, Seldovia, Phone: (907) 246–8614; Fax: (907) Kompkoff, Tribal Administrator, P.O. AK 99663; Phone: (907) 435–3252; 246–8613; E-mail: [email protected]; Box 171, Tatitlek, AK 99677; Phone: Fax: (907) 234–7865; E-mail: lhilts@ and Children’s Services Program (907) 325–2311; Fax: (907) 325–2298; svt.org. Manager, Bristol Bay Native E-mail: [email protected]. Shageluk Native Village, Rebecca Wulf, Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Native Village of Tazlina, Marce Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, AK Simeon, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box Box 109, Shageluk, AK 99665; Phone: 99576; Phone: (907) 842–4139; Fax: 87, Glennallen, AK 99588; Phone: (907) 473–8229; Fax: (907) 473–8257; (907) 842–4106; E-mail: cnixon@ (907) 822–4375; Fax: (907) 822–5865; E-mail: rebecca.wulf@ bbna.com. E-mail: [email protected]. tananachiefs.org and Legal St. Mary’s (see Algaaciq). Telida Village, Josephine Royal, Tribal Department, Tanana Chiefs Stebbins Community Association, Anna Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Box Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Nashoanak, ICWA, P.O. Box 71002, 84771, Fairbanks, Alaska, 99708; 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: Stebbins, AK 99671; Phone: (907) Phone: (907) 864–0629, Fax: (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) 934–2334; Fax: (907) 934–2675; (907)376–3540 ; and Legal 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. E-mail: [email protected]. Department, Tanana Chiefs Native Village of Shaktoolik, Tribal Native Village of Stevens, Randy Mayo, Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite President and Tribal Administrator, Administrator/1st Chief, P.O. Box 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: P.O. Box 100, Shaktoolik, AK 99771; 71372, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) Phone: (907) 955–2444; Fax: (907) (907) 452–7162; Fax: (907) 452–5063; 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. 955–2443; E-mail: n/a. E-mail: n/a; and Legal Department, Native Village of Teller (Mary’s Igloo), Sheldon’s Point (See Nunam Iqua). Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Dolly R. Kugzruk, ICWA Worker/ Native Village of Shishmaref, Karla Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, AK Kawerak, Inc., P.O. Box 629, Teller, Nayokpuk, Tribal Family Coordinator, 99701; Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. AK 99778; Phone: (907) 642–2185;
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Fax: (907) 642–3000; E-mail: The Native Village of Tyonek, Arthur Fax: (907) 763–2536; E-mail: [email protected]. Standifer, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box [email protected].; and Native Village of Tetlin, Kristie Young, 82009, Tyonek, AK 99682; Phone: Arctic Slope Native Association, Tribal Administrator or Nettie (907) 583–2209; Fax: (907) 583–2209; Maude Hopson, ICWA Worker; P.O. Warbelow, Tribal Family Youth E-mail: [email protected]. Box 1232, Barrow, Alaska 99723 Specialist, P.O. Box 797, Tok, Alaska Phone: (907) 852–9374; Fax: (907) U 99780; Phone: (907) 883–2021, Fax: 852–2761; E-mail: maudehopson@ (907) 883–1267; E-mail: nwarbelow@ Ugashik Village, Flora Olrn, Tribal arcticslope.org; [email protected]. acsalaska.net; and Legal Department, Manager, 206 E. Fireweed Lane, #204, Native Village of Wales, Anna M. Tanana Chiefs Conference,122 First Anchorage, AK 99503; Phone: (907) Oxereok, Tribal Family Coordinator, Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, AK 338–7694; Fax: (907) 338–7659; P.O. Box 549, Wales, AK 99783; 99701; Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. E-mail: [email protected]; Phone: (907) 664–2185; Fax: (907) 3178; Fax: (907) 459–3953; E-mail: Children’s Services Program Manager, 664–2200/3062; E-mail: aoxereok@ n/a. Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. kawerak.org. Tlingit & Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska Box 310,1500 Kanakanak Road, Native Village of White Mountain, (see Central Council Tlingit and Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Charice Brown, Tribal Family Haida). 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; Coordinator, P.O. Box 85, White Traditional Village of Togiak, Emma E-mail: [email protected]. Mountain, AK 99784; Phone: (907) Wassillie, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box Umkumiute Native Village, Bertha 638–2008; Fax: (907) 638–2009; 310, Togiak, AK 99678; Phone: (907) Kashatok, Secretary Council, P.O. Box E-mail: tfc@[email protected]. Woody Island (see Leisnoi Village). 493–5431; Fax: (907) 493–5005; and 96062, Nightmute, AK 99690; Phone: (907) 647–6145; Fax: (907) 647–6146 Wrangell Cooperative Association, Children’s Services Program Manager, Elizabeth Newman, Family Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. and Association of Village Council Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Caseworker II, P.O. Box 1198, Box 310,1500 Kanakanak Road, Wrangell, AK 99929; Phone: (907) Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: 874–3482; Fax: (907) 874–2982; 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. [email protected]. Toksook Bay (see Nunakauyarmiut Native Village of Unalakleet, Laverne Y Anagick, Tribal Family Coordinator, Tribe). Yakutat Tlingit Tribe, Sheri Nelson, P.O. Box 357, Unalakleet, AK 99684; Tuluksak Native Community, Elizabeth JOM/ICWA Director, P.O. Box 418, Phone: 907–624–3526; Fax: (907) S. Peter, ICWA Woker, P.O. Box 93, Yakutat, AK 99689; Phone: (907) 784– 624–5104; E-mail: tfc.unk@ Tuluksak, AK 99679; Phone: (907) 3124; Fax: (907) 784–3664; E-mail: 695–6902; Fax: (907) 695–6903; and kawerak.org. Unalaska (see Qawalangin Tribe of [email protected]. Association of Village Council Unalaska). 2. Eastern Oklahoma Region Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Native Village of Unga, Amy Foster, Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– Charles L. Head, Acting Regional Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 508 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: Director, P.O. Box 8002, Muskogee, Sand Point, Alaska 99661; Phone: [email protected]. OK 74402–8002; Telephone: (918) (907) 383–2415; Fax: (907) 383–5553; 781–4600; Fax (918) 781–4604. Native Village of Tuntutuliak, Patrick E-mail: [email protected] and Pavilla, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Clarissa Cole, M.S.W., Regional Social Grace Smith, Family Programs Worker, P.O. Box 8002, 3100 West Box 8086, Tuntutuliak, AK 99680; Coordinator, Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Phone: (907) 256–2128; Fax: (907) Peak Boulevard, Muskogee, OK Association, Social Services, 1131 74402–8002; Phone: (918) 781–4613; 256–2040; E-mail: [email protected].; East International Airport Road, and Association of Village Council Fax: (918) 781–4649. Anchorage, AK 99518–1408; Phone: Michelle Deason, MSW, Regional Social Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, (907) 276–2700 or 222–4236; Fax: Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– Worker, P.O. Box 8002, 3100 West (907) 279–4351; E-mail: graces@ Peak Boulevard, Muskogee, OK 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: apiai.org. [email protected]. 74402–8002; Phone: (918) 781–4613; Upper Kalskag, Native Village of (see Fax: (918) 781–4649. Native Village of Tununak, Theodore Kalskag). Angaiak, President, P.O. Box 77, A V Tununak, AK 99681–0077; Phone: Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town, Annie (907) 652–6527; Fax: (907) 652–6011; Village of Venetie (see Native Village of Merritt, ICW Director, P.O. Box 187, and Association of Village Council Venetie Tribal Government). Wetumka, OK 74883; Telephone: Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Native Village of Venetie Tribal (405) 452–3881; Fax: (405) 452–3889; Bethel, AK 99559; Phone: (907) 543– Government, Bertha Tritt, Tribal E-mail: [email protected]. 7300; Fax: (907) 543–5759; E-mail: Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Box [email protected]. 81080, Venetie AK 99781; Phone: C Twin Hills Village, John W. Sharp, (907) 849–8291; Fax: (907) 849–8097; Cherokee Nation, Linda Woodward, Tribal President, P.O. Box TWA, Twin and Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Director, Children and Family Hills, AK 99576; Phone: (907) 525– Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Services, P.O. Box 948, Tahlequah, 4821; Fax: (907) 525–4822; E-mail: 600, Fairbanks, AK 99701; Phone: OK 74465; Telephone: (918) 458– [email protected]; and (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178; Fax: (907) 6900; Fax: (918) 458–6146; E-mail: Children’s Services Program Manager, 459–3953; E-mail: n/a. [email protected]. Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. The Chickasaw Nation, Bill Anoatubby, Box 310,1500 Kanakanak Road, W Governor, P.O. Box 1548, Ada, OK Dillingham, AK 99576; Phone: (907) Village of Wainwright, June Childress, 74821–1548; Telephone: (580) 436– 842–4139; Fax: (907) 842–4106; President, P.O. Box 143, Wainwright, 7216; Fax: (580) 436–4287; E-mail: E-mail: [email protected]. AK 99782; Phone: (907) 763–2535; [email protected].
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Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Billy Q C Stephens, Senior Director, P.O. Box Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma, John Catawba Indian Nation, Jud Christensen, 1210, Durant, OK 74701; Telephone: Berrey, Chairperson, P.O. Box 765, ICWA Representative and Aliceson (580) 924–8280; Fax: (580) 920–3197; Quapaw, OK 74363; Telephone: (918) McCormick, Director of Social E-mail: bstephens@ 542–1853; E-mail: n/a. Services, 996 Avenue of Nations, choctawnation.com. Rock Hill, South Carolina 29730; S D Telephone: (803) 366–4792; Fax: (803) Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, Glenna 325–1242; Delaware Tribe of Indians, Paula VanZant, Acting Director of Indian E-mail: jud.christensen@ Pechonick, Chief 170 N.E. Barbara Child Welfare, P.O. Box 1498, catwbaindian.net; Bartlesville, OK 74003; Phone: Wewoka, OK 74884; Telephone: (405) aliceson.mccormick@ (918)336–5272; Fax: (918) 337–6591; 257–7200; Fax: (405) 257–7209; catawbaindian.net. E-mail: ppechonick@ E-mail: glenna_icw@ Cayuga Nation of New York, Anita delawaretribe.org. se3minolenation.com. Thompson, Assistant Administration, E Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma, P.O. Box 803, Versailles, New York Darold Wofford, Director of Family 14168; Telephone: (315) 568–0750; Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, Services, 23701 South 655 Road, Fax: (315) 568–0752; E-mail: Chief Glenna J. Wallace, P.O. Box 350, Grove, OK 74344; Telephone: (918) anita.thompson@cayuganation- Seneca, Missouri 64865; Telephone: 787–5452; Fax: (918) 786–5713; nsn.gov. (918) 666–2435; Fax: (918) 666–2186; E-mail: [email protected]. Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana, Karen E-mail: [email protected]. Shawnee Tribe, Jodi Hayes, Tribal Matthews, Social Services Director, K Administrator, P.O. Box 189 Miami, P.O. Box 520, Charenton, Louisiana Oklahoma 74355–0189; Telephone: 70523; Telephone: (337) 923–7000; Kialegee Tribal Town, Augusta (918) 542–2441; Fax: (918) 542–2922; Fax: (337) 923–2475; E-mail: n/a. Anderson, ICW Director, P.O. Box E-mail: shawneetribe@shawnee- Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana, Milton 332, Wetumka, OK 74883; Telephone: tribe.com. Hebert, MSW, CADC, CGAC, Social (405) 452–5388; Fax: (405) 452–3413: Service Director, 2003 CC Bel Road, T E-mail: n/a. Elton, Louisiana 70532; Telephone: Thlopthlocco Tribal Town, Janet Wise, M (337) 584–1439; Fax: (337) 584–1473; Manager, P.O. Box 188, Okemah, OK E-mail: [email protected]. Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, Callie 74859; Telephone: (918) 560–6198; Lankford, Social Services Director, Fax: (918) 623–3023; E-mail: jwise@ E P.O. Box 1326, Miami, OK 74355; tttown.org. Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Barbara Jones, Program Manager, 508 Telephone: (918) 541–1381; Fax: (918) U 540–2814; E-mail: clankford@ Goose Creek Road, P.O. Box 507, miamination.com. United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Cherokee, North Carolina 28719; Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma, Troy Little Indians in Oklahoma, Joyce Telephone: (828) 497–6092; Fax: (828) Axe, Assistant Tribal Administrator, Fourkiller-Hawk, Tribal Secretary 497–3322; E-mail: barbjone@nc- 418 G SE, Miami, OK 74354; P.O. Box 746, Tahlequah, OK 74465; cherokee.com. Telephone: (918) 431–1818; Fax: (918) Telephone: (918) 542–1190; Fax: (918) H 542–5415; E-mail: n/a. 453–9345; E-mail: jfourkiller@ Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians, Muscogee (Creek) Nation, Enus Wilson, unitedkeetoowahband.org. Tiffany Randall, ICWA Director, 13–2 Deputy Director of Community W Clover Court, Houlton, Maine 04730; Services, P.O. Box 580, Okmulgee, OK Wyandotte Nation, Kate Randall, Telephone: (207) 694–0213; Fax: (207) 74447; Telephone: (918) 732–7869; Director of Family Services, 64700 532–7287; E-mail: icwa.director@ Fax: (918) 732–7855: E-mail: n/a. E. Hwy 60, Wyandotte, OK 74370; maliseets.com. O Telephone: (918) 678–2297; Fax: (918) 678–2944; E-mail: krandall@ J Osage Nation, Lee Collins, Director wyandotte-nation.org. Jena Band of Choctaw Indians, Mona Osage Nation Social Services, 255 Maxwell, Social Services Director, Senior Drive, Pawhuska, OK 74056; 3. Eastern Region P.O. Box 14, Jena, Louisiana 71342; Telephone: (918) 287–5336; Fax: (918) Franklin Keel, Regional Director, 545 Telephone: (318) 992–0136; Cell: 287–5231; E-mail: lcollins@ Marriott Drive, Suite 700, Nashville, (318) 419–8432; Fax: (318) 992–4162; osagetribe.org. TN 37214; Telephone: (615) 564– E-mail: n/a. Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma, Roy A. Ross, 6700; Fax: (615) 564–6701. Social Services/CPS Director, P.O. Gloria York, Regional Social Worker, M Box 110, Miami, OK 74355; 545 Marriott Drive, Suite 700, Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, Telephone: (918) 540–1536; Fax: (918) Nashville, TN 37214; Telephone: Valerie Burgess, Director Child 542–3214; E-mail: n/a. (615) 564–6740; Fax: (615) 564–6547; Protective Services, P.O. Box 3313, P E-mail: [email protected]. Mashantucket, Connecticut 06338; Telephone: (860) 396–2007; Fax: (860) Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, A 396–2144; E-mail: vburgess@ Doug Journeycake, Indian Child Aroostook Band of Micmac Indians, mptn.org. Welfare Director, P.O. Box 1527, Tania M. Morey, Family Support Case Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, Yvonne Miami, OK 74355; Telephone: (918) Worker, 7 Northern Road, Presque Avant, Councilwoman & Human and 540–2535; Fax: (918) 540–2538; Isle, Maine 04769; Telephone: (207) Social Services Liaison, 483 Great E-mail: djourneycake@ 764–1972; Fax: (207) 764–7667; Neck Road South Mashpee, MA peoriatribe.com. E-mail: [email protected]. 02649; Phone: (508) 419–6017 Ext: 1;
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Cell: (774) 238–8388; Fax: (508) 477– Poarch Band of Creek Indians, Carolyn C 0508; E-mail: [email protected]. M. White, LSW, Family Services Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, Diane Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, Director, or Martha Gookin, Family Garreau, ICWA Director, P.O. Box J. Degaglia, Ph.D. N.C.C., L.M.H.C., Services Coordinator, Family Services 590, Eagle Butte, SD 57625; Director Social Service Department, Department, 5811 Jack Springs Road, Telephone: (605) 964–6460/6462; Fax: P.O. Box 440021, Miami, Florida Atmore, Alabama 36502; Telephone: (605) 964–6463; E-mail: n/a. (251) 368–9136 Ext. 2600/2603; Fax: 33144; Telephone: (305) 223–8380 Crow Creek Sioux Tribe, Dave Valandra, (251) 368–0828; E-mail: cwhite@pci- Ext. 2267; Fax: (305) 223–1011; ICWA Specialist, Crow Creek Sioux nsn.gov or [email protected]. E-mail: [email protected]. Tribe, P.O. Box 50, Fort Thompson, Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, S SD 57339; Telephone: (605) 245– Kirsten L. Clegg, Child Welfare 2322; Fax: (605) 245–2844; E-mail: Supervisor, Department of Family & Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, Clarissa [email protected]. Community Services, Children & Chatland, ICWA Program Coordinator, Family Services Program; P.O. Box 412 State, Route 37, Akwesasne, New F 6050, Choctaw, Mississippi 39350; York 13655; Telephone: (518) 358– Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe—Dakota, Telephone: (601) 650–1741; Fax: (601) 4516; Fax: (518) 358–9258; E-mail: Celeste Honomichl, ICWA 656–8817; clarissa.terrance-chatland@SRMT- Adminstrator, Flandreau Santee Sioux E-mail: [email protected]. nsn.gov. Tribal Social Services, P.O. Box 283, Mohegan Indian Tribe, Irene Miller, Seminole Tribe of Florida, Kristi Hill, Flandreau, SD 57028; Telephone: APRN, Director, Family Services, Family Preservation Administrator, (605) 997–5055; Fax: (605) 997–3694; 5 Crow Hill Road, Uncasville, 3006 Josie Billie Avenue, Hollywood, E-mail: n/a. Connecticut 06382; Telephone: (860) Florida 33024; Telephone: (954) 965– 862–6236; Fax: (860) 862–6324; 1314; Fax: (954) 965–1304; E-mail: L E-mail: n/a. [email protected]. Lower Brule Sioux Tribe, L. Greg Miller, N Seneca Nation of Indians, Tracy Pacini, LBST Counseling Service Director, Program Coordinator, P.O. Box 500 187 Oyate Circle, Lower Brule, SD Narragansett Indian Tribe, Wenonah 987 Salamanca, New York 14748; 57528; Telephone: (605) 473–5584; Harris, Director, Tribal Child and Telephone: (716) 945–5894; Fax: (716) Fax: (605) 473–8051; E-mail: Family Services, 4375B South County 945–7881; E-mail: tracy.pacini@ [email protected]. Trail or P.O. Box 268, Charlestown, senecahealth.org. Rhode Island 02813; Telephone: (401) O 364–1100 Ext: 233; Cell: (401) 862– T Oglala Sioux Tribe, Juanita Sherick, 8863; Fax: (401) 364–1104; E-mail: Tonawanda Band of Seneca, Roger Hill, ICWA Administrator, Oglala Sioux [email protected]. Chief, Council of Chiefs, 7027 Tribe—ONTRAC, P.O. Box 2080, Pine O Meadville Road, Basom, New York Ridge, SD 57770; Telephone: (605) 14013; Telephone: (716) 542–4244; 867–5805 and (605) 791–2267 (Rapid Oneida Indian Nation, Kim Jacobs, Fax: (716) 542–4008; E-mail: n/a. City Office); Fax: (605) 867–1893; Nation Clerk, Box 1 Vernon, New E-mail: n/a. York 13476; Telephone: (315) 829– Tunica Biloxi Indian Tribe of Louisiana, Betty Pierite Logan, Registered Social Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, Merry 8337; Fax: (315) 829–8392; E-mail: Sheridan, ICWA Director, Child [email protected]. Worker, P.O. Box 493, Marksville, Louisiana 71351; Telephone: (318) Protection Services, P.O. Box 369, Onondaga Nation of New York, Council 240–6442; Fax: (318) 253–9791; Macy, NE 68039; Telephone: (402) of Chiefs, P.O. Box 85, Nedrow, New E-mail: [email protected]. 837–5261; Fax: (402) 837–5362; York 13120; Telephone: (315) 469– E-mail: n/a. 9196; Fax: (315) 492–4822; E-mail: Tuscarora Nation of New York, Chief n/a Leo Henry, Clerk, 206 Mount Hope P Road, Lewistown, New York 14092; P Ponca Tribe of Nebraska, Jill Holt, ICWA Telephone: (716) 297–1148; Fax: (716) Specialist, 2602 J Street, Omaha, NE Passamaquaddy Indian Township, Dolly 297–7355; E-mail: n/a. 68107; Telephone: (402) 734–5275; Barnes, MSW, Director Child Welfare, W Fax: (402) 734–5708; E-mail: n/a. P.O. Box 301, Princeton, Maine 04668; Telephone: (207) 796–2301 Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head R ext: 406; Fax: (207) 796–5606; E-mail: (Aquinnah), Bonnie Chalifoux, Rosebud Sioux Tribe, Shirley J. Bad [email protected]. Director Human Services, 20 Black Wound, ICWA Specialist, RST ICWA Passamaquoddy Tribe—Pleasant Point, Brook Road, Aquinnah, Massachusetts Program, P.O. Box 609, Mission, SD Molly Newell, Sipayik Human 02535; Telephone: (508) 645–9265 57555; Telephone: (605) 856–5270; Services Director, P.O. Box 343 Perry, Ext. 133; Fax: (508) 645–2755; E-mail: Fax: (605) 856–5268; E-mail: n/a. Maine 04667; Telephone: (207) 853– [email protected]. S 2600 Ext: 258; Fax: (207) 853–9618; 4. Great Plains Region E-mail: [email protected]. Santee Sioux Nation, Jerry Denney, Penobscot Indian Nation of Maine, Chief Bruce Loudermilk, Acting Regional ICWA Specialist, Dakota Tiwahe Kirk Francis or Betsy A. Tannian, Director, 115 4th Avenue, S.E., Service Unit, Route 2, Box 5191, Director, Penobscot Department of Aberdeen, SD 57401; Telephone: Niobrara, NE 68760; Telephone: (402) Human Services, 9 Sarah’s Spring (605) 226–7351; Fax: (605) 226–7643. 857–2342; Fax: (402) 857–2361; Drive, Indian Island, Maine 04468; Randeen Fitzpatrick, Regional Social E-mail: n/a. Telephone: (207) 817–7492 Ext. 7492; Worker, 115 4th Avenue, S.E., Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate, Evelyn Fax: (207) 827–2937 E-mail: Aberdeen, SD 57401; Telephone: Pilcher, ICWA Director, P.O. Box 509, [email protected]. (605) 226–7351; Fax: (605) 226–7643. Agency Village, SD 57262; Telephone:
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(605) 698–3992; Fax: (605) 698–3999; Lake Road Suite A, Nett Lake, MN Lac du Flambeau, Kristin Allen, ICW E-mail: [email protected]. 55771; Telephone: (218) 757–3476 or Director, P.O. Box 189, Lac du Spirit Lake Tribe, ICWA Director (218) 757–3916; Fax: (218) 757–3335; Flambeau, WI 54538; Telephone: (Vacant) P.O. Box 356, Fort Totten, E-mail: [email protected]. (715) 588–1511; Fax: (715) 588–3903; ND 58335; Telephone: (701) 766– E-mail: [email protected]. F 4855; Fax: (701) 766–4273; E-mail: Lac Vieux Desert, Dee Dee McGeshick, n/a. Fond du Lac Reservation Business Social Services Director, P.O. Box Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, Rose Committee, Karen Diver, 249, Watersmeet, MI 49969; Mendoza, ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box Chairwoman, 1720 Big Lake Road, Telephone: (906) 358–4577; Fax: (906) 526 Fort Yates, ND 58538; Telephone: Cloquet, MN 55720; Telephone: (218) 358–4785; E-mail: dee.mcgeshick@ (701) 854–3095; Fax: (701) 854–5575; 879–4593; Fax: (218) 878–2189; lvdtribal.com. E-mail: n/a. E-mail: [email protected]. Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, Tamie Forest County Potawatomi Community Finn, Child Welfare Director, 115 T of Wisconsin, Vickie Lynn Valenti, Sixth Street, NW, Suite E, Cass Lake, Three Affiliated Tribes (Mandan, ICWA Department Supervisor, 5415 MN 56633; Telephone: (218) 335– Arikara & Hidatsa), Katherine Felix, Everybody’s Road, Crandon, WI 8240; Fax: (218) 335–3779; E-mail: ICWA Specialist, 404 Frontage Road, 54520; Telephone: (715) 478–4812; [email protected]. New Town, ND 58763; Telephone: Fax: (715) 478–7442; E-mail: Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, (701) 627–4781; Fax: (701) 627–5550; [email protected]. Eugene Zeller, Tribal Prosecutor, 3031 E-mail: [email protected]. Domres Road, Manistee, MI 49660; G Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa Telephone: (231) 398–3384; Fax: (231) Indians, Marilyn Poitra, ICWA Grand Portage Reservation Patti Foley, 398–3387; E-mail: [email protected]. Coordinator, Child Welfare and Social Worker, P.O. Box 428, Grand Little Traverse Bay Bands, Denneen Family Services, P.O. Box 900, Portage, MN 55605; Telephone: (218) Smith, Human Services Director, 7500 Belcourt, ND 58316; Telephone: (701) 475–2169; Fax: (218) 475–2455; Odawa Circle, Harbor Springs, MI 477–5688; Fax: (701) 477–5797; E-mail: [email protected]. 49740; Telephone: (231) 242–1620; E-mail: [email protected]. Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Fax: (231) 242–1635; E-mail: n/a. Chippewa Indians, Helen Cook, Lower Sioux, Linette Tellinghuisen, W Anishinaabek Family Services ICWA Advocate, 39527 Reservation Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, Tracy Supervisor, 2605 N. West Bayshore Highway 1, Morton, MN 56270; Henry, ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box Drive, Peshawbestown, MI 49682– Telephone: (507) 697–9108; Fax: (507) 771, Winnebago, NE 68071; 9275; Telephone: (231) 534–7681; 697–9111; E-mail: ltellinghuisen@ Telephone: (402) 878–2469; Fax: (402) Fax: (231) 534–7706; E-mail: lowersioux.com. 878–2981; E-mail: thenry@ [email protected]. M winnebagotribe.com. H Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Y Hannahville Indian Community of Potawatomi Indians of Michigan (Gun Yankton Sioux Tribe, Raymond Michigan, Jessica White, ICWA Lake Tribe), Leslie Pigeon, Behavior Cournoyer, ICWA Director, P.O. Box Worker, N15019 Hannahville B1 Health/Human Services Coordinator, 248, Marty, SD 57361; Telephone: Road, Wilson, MI 49896; Telephone: P.O. Box 306, Dorr, MI 49323; (605) 384–5712; Fax: (605) 384–5014; (906) 723–2514; Fax: (906) 466–7397; Telephone: (616) 681–0360 ext: 316; E-mail: n/a. E-mail: [email protected]. Fax: (616) 681–0380; E-mail: n/a. The Ho-Chunk Nation, Valerie Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, 5. Midwest Region Blackdeer, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Mary Husby, Director of Social Diane Rosen, Regional Director, One Box 40, Black River Falls, WI 54615; Services, P.O. Box 910 Keshena, WI Federal Drive, Room 550, Fort Telephone: (715) 284–9851; Fax: (715) 54135; Telephone: (715) 799–5161; Snelling, MN 55111–4007; Telephone: 284–0097; E-mail: Valerie.blackdeer@ Fax: (715) 799–6061; E-mail: mhusby (612) 725–4502; Fax: (612) 713–4401. ho-chunk.com. @mitw.org. Valerie Vasquez, Regional Social Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, Ryan Worker, One Federal Drive, Room Potawatomi, Meg Fairchild, LMSW, Champagne, Director of Family 550, Fort Snelling, MN 55111–4007; CAAC, Clinical Social Worker, 1474 Services, MilleLacs Band Government Telephone: (612) 725–4571; Fax: (612) Mno Bmadzewen Way, Fulton, MI Center, 43408 Oodena Drive, Onamia, 713–4439. 49052; Telephone: (269) 729–4422; MN 56359; Telephone: (320) 532– 7776 Ext: 7762; Fax: (320) 532–7583; B Fax: (269) 729–4460; E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: ryan.champagne@ Bad River Band of Lake Superior millelacsband.com. Chippewa, Esie Leoso-Corbine, ICWA K Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, Linda Director P.O. Box 55, Odanah, WI Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, Judy Johnston, Human Services Director, 54861; Telephone: (715) 682–7135 Heath, Director Social Service, 16429 P.O. Box 217, Cass Lake, MN 56633; Ext: 1414; Fax: (715) 685–7888; Beartown Road, Baraga, MI 49908; Telephone: (218) 335–8585; Fax: (218) E-mail: [email protected]. Telephone: (906) 353–4201; Fax: (906) 335–8080; E-mail: ljohnston@ Bay Mills Indian Community, Phyllis 353–8171; E-mail: [email protected]. mnchippewatribe.org. Kinney, Tribal Court Administrator, 12140 W. Lakeshore Dr., Brimley, MI L O 49715; Phone: (906) 248–3241; Fax: Lac Courte Oreilles, LuAnn Kolumbus, Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin, (906) 248–5817; E-mail: phyllisk@ Tribal Social Services Director, 13394 Rhonda Tousey, Assistant Director, baymills.org. W. Trepania Road, Hayward, WI Children and Family Services, P.O. Bois Fort Band, Angela Wright, Indian 54843; Telephone: (715) 634–8934; Box 365, Oneida, WI 54155; Child Welfare Supervisor, 13071 Nett Fax: (715) 634–2981; E-mail: n/a. Telephone: (920) 490–3724; Fax: (920)
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490–3820; E-mail: rtousey@ Webster, WI 54893; Telephone: (715) 99155–011; Telephone: (509) 634– oneidanation.org. 349–2195; Fax: (715) 349–8665; 2774; Fax: (509) 634–2663; E-mail: E-mail: donnac@ n/a. P stcroixtribalcenter.com. Coeur d’Alene Tribal Council, Leona Pokagon Band of Potawatomi Indians, Stockbridge Munsee Community, Flowers, Social Worker Lead, Box Mark Pompey, Social Services Stephanie Bowman, ICWA Manager, 408, Plummer, ID 83851; Telephone: Director, 58620 Sink Road, Dowagiac, Stockbridge Munsee Health and (208) 686–8106; Fax: (208) 686–4410; MI 49047; Telephone: (269) 782–8998; Wellness Center, W12802 County A, E-mail: [email protected]. Fax: (269) 782–4295; E-mail: Bowler, WI 54416; Telephone: (715) Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes, [email protected]. 793–4580; Fax: (715) 793–1312; Lena Young Running Crane, ICWA Prairie Island Indian Community E-mail: Stephanie.bowman@ Specialist, Box 278, Pablo, MT. 59855; Mdewakanton Dakota Sioux of mohican.com. Telephone: (406) 675–2700 X 1234; Minnesota, Nancy Anderson, Family U Fax: (406) 275–2883; E-mail: n/a. Service Manager, 5636 Sturgeon Lake Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Road, Welch, MN 55089; Telephone: Upper Sioux Community of Minnesota, Umpqua, & Siuslaw Indians, Dottie (651) 385–4185; Fax: (651) 385–4183; Tanya Ross, ICWA Manager, P.O. Box Garcia, Family Service Coordinator, E-mail: [email protected]. 147, 5744 Hwy. 67 East, Granite Falls, P.O. Box 3279, Coos Bay, OR 97420; MN 56241; Telephone: (320) 564– Telephone: (541) 888–3012; Cell: R 6315; Fax: (320) 564–2550; E-mail: (541) 297–0370; Fax: (541) 888–1027; Red Cliff Band of Lake Superior tanya@uppersiouxcommunity- E-mail: [email protected]. Chippewa, Susan Crazy Thunder, nsn.gov. Confederated Tribes of the Grande Indian Child Welfare Department W Ronde Community of Oregon, Dana Director, 88385 Pike Road, Highway Ainam, ICWA Contact, 9615 Grand 13, Bayfield, WI 54814; Telephone: White Earth Reservation Business Ronde Road, Grand Ronde, OR (715) 779–3747; Fax: (715) 779–3783; Committee, Jeri Jasken, ICWA 97347–0038; Telephone: (503) 879– Coordinator, P.O. Box 358, White E-mail: susie.crazythunder@redcliff- 2034; Fax: (503) 879–2142; Earth, MN 56591; Telephone: (218) nsn.gov. E-mail: n/a. Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, 983–4647; Fax: (218) 983–3712; Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla Sheila Stately, ICWA Advocate, Box E-mail: [email protected]. Indian Reservation, M. Brent 427, Red Lake, MN 56671; Telephone: 6. Navajo Region Leonhard, Deputy Attorney General, (218) 679–2122; Fax: (218) 679–2929; Omar Bradley, Regional Director, Navajo 46411 Timine Way, Pendleton, OR E-mail: n/a. Regional Office, P.O. Box 1060, 97801; Telephone/Fax: (541) 429– S Gallup, NM 87305; Telephone: (505) 7406; E-mail: brentleonhard@ ctuir.org. Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in 863–8314; Fax: (505) 863–8324. Navajo Nation, Regina Yazzie, M.S.W., Coquille Indian Tribe, Bridgett Wheeler, Iowa—Meskwaki, Allison W. Lasley, Director, Navajo Children and Family ICWA Worker, 3050 Tremont St., ICWA Consultant/Coordinator, P.O. Services (ICWA), P.O. Box 1930, North Bend, OR 97459; Telephone: Box 245, 349 Meskwaki Road, Tama, Window Rock, Arizona 86515; (541) 888–9494; Fax: (541) 888–6701; IA 52339; Telephone: (641) 484–4444 Telephone: (928) 871–6806; Fax: (928) E-mail: [email protected]. Fax: (641) 484–2103; E-mail: 871–7667; E-mail: reginayazzie@ Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of [email protected]. nndss.org. Indians, Rhonda Malone, Human Saginaw Chippewa Indians of MI, Services Director, 2371 NE Stephens Kimberly Crampton, Director, 7070 7. Northwest Region Street, Roseburg, OR 97470; East Broadway, Mt. Pleasant, MI Stanley Speaks, Regional Director, 911 Telephone: (541) 677–5575 ext: 5513; 48858; Telephone: (989) 775–4909; NE 11th Avenue, Portland, OR 97232; Fax: (541) 677–5574; E-mail: rmalone Fax: (989) 775–4912; E-mail: Telephone: (503) 231–6702; Fax: (503) @cowcreek.com. [email protected]. 231–2201. Cowlitz Indian Tribe, Carolee Morris, Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa Stella Charles, Regional Social Worker, ICWA Director, P.O. Box 2547, Indians, Juanita Bye, ACFS Division 911 NE 11th Avenue, Portland, OR Longview, WA 98632–8594; Director, 2218 Shunk Rd., Sault Ste. 97232; Telephone: (503) 231–6785; Telephone: (360) 577–8140; Fax: (360) Marie, MI 49783; Telephone: (906) Fax: (503) 231–2182. 577–7432; E-mail: n/a. 632–5250; Fax: (906) 632–5266; E-mail: [email protected]. B H Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Burns Paiute Tribe, Michelle Bradach, Hoh Indian Tribe, Annette Penn, ICW, Community, ICWA Representative, Social Service Director, 100 Pasigo P.O. Box 2196, Forks, WA 98331; 2330 Sioux Trail, NW, Prior Lake, MN Street, Burns, OR 97720; Telephone: Telephone: (360) 374–5022; Fax: (360) 55372; Telephone: (952) 445–8900 or (541) 573–7312 Ext: 230; Fax: (541) 374–5039; E-mail: milab@hohtribe- (952) 496–6112; Fax: (952) 445–8906; 573–4217; E-mail: bradachma@ nsn.org. E-mail: n/a. burnspaiute-nsn.gov. Sokaogon Chippewa Community of J Wisconsin, Angela Ring, ICWA C Jamestown Skallam Tribal Council, Liz Director, 10808 Sokaogon Drive, Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Mueller, ICWA Specialist, 1033 Old Crandon, WI 54520; Telephone: (715) Reservation, Tracy Bray, Family Blyn Hwy, Sequim, WA 98382; 478–2520; Fax: (715) 478–7623; Services Director, 420 Howanut Road, Telephone: (360) 681–4639; Fax: (360) E-mail: angelaring@ Oakville, WA 98568; Telephone: (360) 681–3402; E-mail: n/a. sokaogonchippewa.com. 709–1871; Fax: (360) 273–5207; St. Croix Chippewa Indians of E-mail: [email protected]. K Wisconsin, Donna Churchhill, Colville Business Council, Lou Stone, Kalispel Tribe of Indians, Wendy L. Director, 24663 Angeline Avenue, ICWA, P.O. Box 150, Nespelem, WA Thomas, MSW, Support Services
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Director, 934 S. Gargeld Rd., Airway 98513; Telephone: (360) 456–5221; Box 549, Siletz, OR 97380; Telephone: Heights, WA 99001; Telephone: (509) Fax: (360) 407–0017; E-mail: n/a. (541) 444–8211; Fax: (541) 444–2307; 789–7634/Cell (509) 671–6972; Fax: Nooksack Indian Tribe of Washington, E-mail: [email protected]. (509) 789–7659; E-mail: wthomas@ Bernadine Roberts, ICW Program Skokomish Tribal Council, Renee Guy camashealth.com. Manager 5061 Deming Road, Deming, or Kim Thomas, ICWA Contact, N. 80 The Klamath Tribes, Misty Barney, WA 98244; Telephone: (360) 306– Tribal Center Road, Shelton, WA Child Welfare Program Manager; 5090; Fax: (360) 306–5099; E-mail: 98584–9748; Telephone: (360) 426– Candi Crume, Child Protective [email protected]. 7788; Fax: (360) 462–0082. Specialist; Jim Collins, ICW Northwestern Band of Shoshoni Nation, Snoqualmie Tribe, Marie Ramirez, Specialist; Lisa Ruiz, Child Welfare Lawrence Honena, ICWA Contact, 427 MSW, ICWA Contact, P.O. Box 280, Caseworker; P.O. Box 436, Chiloquin, North Main, Suite 101, Pocatello, ID Carnation, WA 98014; Telephone: OR 97624; Telephone: (541) 783– 83204; Telephone: (208) 478–5712; (425) 333–5425; Fax: (425) 333–5428; 2219; Fax: (541) 783–7783; E-mail: Fax: (208) 478–5713; E-mail: n/a. E-mail: n/a. [email protected] ; P Spokane Tribe of Indians, Tawhnee [email protected]; Colvin, Program Manager/Case [email protected]; and Port Gamble S’Klallam, David Manager, P.O. Box 540, Wellpinit, [email protected]. Delmendo, ICWA Program Manager, WA 99040; Telephone: (509) 258– Kootenai Tribal Council, Velma Bahe, 31912 Little Boston Road, NE, 7502; Fax: (509) 258–7029; E-mail: ICWA Contact, P.O. Box 1269, Kingston, WA 98346; Telephone: [email protected]. Bonners Ferry, ID 83805–1269; (360) 297–9672; Fax: (360) 297–9666; Squaxin Island Tribe, Donald Whitener, Telephone: (208) 267–8451; E-mail: E-mail: [email protected]. Tribal Administrator, 10 SE Squaxin Puyallup Tribe, Sandra Cooper, ICWA n/a. Lane, Shelton, WA 98584–9200; Liason, 3009 E. Portland Avenue Telephone: (360) 432–3900; Fax: (360) L Tacoma, WA 98404; Telephone: (253) 426–6577; E-mail: dwhitener@ 405–7544; Fax: (253) 680–5998; Lower Elwha Tribal Community squaxin.us. Council, Patricia Elofson, ICWA E-mail: n/a. Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians, Gloria Contact, 2851 Lower Elwha Road, Port Q Green, ICW Director, P.O. Box 3782 or Angeles, WA 98363–9518; Telephone: 17014 59th Ave, NE, Arlington, WA (360) 452–8471; Fax: (360) 457–8429; Quileute Tribal Council, Bonita 98223; Telephone: (360) 435–3985 E-mail: n/a. Cleveland, Tribal Chair, P.O. Box 279, Ext. 21; Fax: (360) 435–2867; E-mail: Lummi Nation, Amy Finkbonner, LaPush, WA 98350; Telephone: (360) n/a. Lummi Children’s Services Manager, 374–6155; Fax: (360) 374–6311; P.O. Box 1027 Ferndale, WA 98248; E-mail: bonita.cleveland@ Suquamish Indian Tribe of the Port Telephone: (360) 384–2324; Fax: (360) quileutenation.org. Madison Reservation, Dennis Deaton, 380–2157; E-mail: amyf@lummi- Quinault Indian Nation Business ICWA Contact, P.O. Box 498, nsn.gov. Committee, William (Bill) Lay, Suquamish, WA 98392; Telephone: Quinault Family Services Supervisor, (360) 394–8478; Fax: (360) 697–6774; M P.O. Box 189, Taholah, WA 98587; E-mail: n/a. Makah Indian Tribal Council, Robin Telephone: (360) 276–8215 Ext. 355; Swinomish Indians, Tracy Parker, Denney, Social Service Manager or Fax: (360) 267–4152; E-mail: wlay@ Swinomish Family Services Sandy Soeneke, ICW Caseworker, P.O. quinault.org. Coordinator, 17337 Resevation Rd., LaConner, WA 98257; Telephone: Box 115, Neah Bay, WA 98357, S Telephone: (360) 645–3251/3257; Fax: (360) 466–7222; Fax: (360) 466–1632; (360) 645–2806; E-mail: n/a. Samish Indian Nation, Robert Ludgate, E-mail: [email protected]. Samish Nation Social Services, Metlakatla Indian Community, T Metlakatla Indian Community Family Services Specialist, P.O. Box (Northwest Region), Marge Edais- 217, Anacortes, WA 98221; Tulalip Tribe, Elishia Stewart, ICWA Yeltatzie, Director, Social Services Telephone: (360) 899–5282; Fax: (360) Contact, 6700 Totem Beach Road, Children’s Mental Health & ICW, P.O. 299–4357; E-mail: rludgate@ Marysville, WA 98271; Telephone: Box 85, Metlakatla, AK 99926; Phone: samishtribe.nsn.us. (360) 651–3284; Fax: (360) 651–4742; (907) 886–6911; Fax: (907) 886–6913; Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe, Raju A.T. E-mail: n/a. Dahlstrom, MSW, Program E-mail: [email protected]. U Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, Sharon Administrator Indian Child Welfare, Hamilton, Human Services Division 5318 Chief Brown Lane, Darrington, Upper Skagit Indian Tribe, Felice Director, 39015 172nd Avenue, SE, WA 98241; Telephone: (425) 760– Keegahn, Indian Child Welfare Auburn, WA 98092; Telephone: (253) 0306; Fax: (360) 436–0242; E-mail: Coordinator, 25959 Community Plaza 876–3155; Fax: (253) 876–2855; [email protected]. Way, Sedro Woolley, WA 98284; E-mail: sharon.curley@ Shoalwater Bay Tribal Council, Telephone: (360) 854–7077; Fax: (360) muckleshoot.nsn.us. Katherine Horne, ICWA Contact, P.O. 854–7125; E-mail: felicek@ Box 130, Tokeland, WA 98590; upperskagit.com. N Telephone: (360) 267–6766 Ext. 3100; W Nez Perce Tribe, Janet Bennett, ICWA Fax: (360) 267–0247; E-mail: n/a. Caseworker, P.O. Box 365, Shoshone Bannock Tribe, Brandelle Warm Springs Tribal Court, Lapwai, ID 83540; Telephone: (208) Whitworth, Tribal Attorney, P.O. Box Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs 843–7302; Fax: (208) 843–9401; 306, Ft. Hall, ID 83203; Telephone: Reservation, Chief Judge Lola E-mail: n/a. (208) 478–3923; Fax: (208) 237–9736; Sohappy, ICWA Contact, P.O. Box Nisqually Indian Community, Raymond E-mail: n/a. 850, Warm Springs, OR 97761; Howell, ICWA Contact, 4820 She- Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, Telephone: (541) 553–3454; Fax: (541) Nah-Num Drive, SE, Olympia, WA Cathern Tufts, Staff Attorney, P.O. 553–3281; E-mail: n/a.
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Y Coordinator, P.O. Box 337, Auberry, Trinidad, CA 95570; Telephone: (707) Confederated Tribes and Bands of the CA 93602; Telephone: (559) 855–4003 677–0211; Fax: (707) 677–3921; E- Yakama Nation, David Lees, Esq., Ext: 215; Fax: (559) 855–4640; E-mail: mail: [email protected]. Chief Prosecutor, P.O. Box 1119, [email protected]. Chicken Ranch Rancheria of Me-Wuk Toppenish, WA 98948; Telephone: Big Valley Rancheria, Cynthia Jefferson, Indians, Jan Costa, Tribal (509) 865–5121 Ext: 4558; Fax: (509) ICWA, 2726 Mission Rancheria Road, Administrator, P.O. Box 1159, 865–7078; E-mail: [email protected]. Lakeport, CA 95453; Telephone: (707) Jamestown, CA 95327; Telephone: 263–7875; Cell: (707) 621–1108; Fax: (209) 984–4806; Fax: (209) 984–5606; 8. Pacific Region (707) 263–7280; E-mail: cjefferson@ E-mail: [email protected]. Dale Morris, Regional Director, BIA, big-valley.net. Cloverdale Rancheria of Pomo Indians, Federal Building, 2800 Cottage Way, Bishop Paiute Tribe, Margaret Romero, Marcellena Becerra, ICWA Advocate, Sacramento, CA 95825; Telephone: ICWA Specialist; 50 Tu Su Lane, 555 S. Cloverdale Blvd., Cloverdale, (916) 978–6000; Fax: (916) 978–6055. Bishop, CA 93514; Telephone: (760) CA 95425; Telephone: (707) 894– Kevin Sanders, Regional Social Worker, 873–3584; Fax: (760) 873–4143; 5775; Home: (707) 545–5228; Cell: BIA–Federal Building, 2800 Cottage E-mail: margaret.romero@ (707) 953–9954; Fax: (707) 894–5727; Way, Sacramento, CA 95825; bishoppaiute.org. E-mail: [email protected]. Telephone: (916) 978–6048; Fax: (916) Blue Lake Rancheria, Bonnie Mobbs, Cold Springs Rancheria, Terri Works, 978–6055. Exec Assistant, P.O. Box 428, Blue ICWA Director, 32881 Sycamore Rd., Lake, CA 95525; Telephone: (707) Suite #300, Tollhouse, CA 93667; A 668–5101; Fax: (707) 668–4272; Telephone: (559) 855–5043/(559) Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, E-mail: info@bluelakerancheria- 855–8360; Fax: (559) 855–4445; E- Michelle A. Carr, Esq., Attorney, 5401 nsn.gov. mail: [email protected]. Dinah Shore Drive Palm Springs, CA Bridgeport Indian Colony, Christy Colusa Indian Community Council, 92264; Telephone: (760) 669–6862; Robles, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Daniel Gomez Sr., Chairman, 3730 Fax: (760) 699–6863; E-mail: mcarr@ Box 37 Bridgeport, CA 93517; Highway 45 Colusa, CA 95932; aguacaliente.net. Telephone: (760) 932–7083; Fax: (760) Telephone: (530) 458–8231; Fax: (530) Alturas Rancheria, Chairperson, 900 932–7846; E-mail: admin@ 458–4186; E-mail: dgomez@colusa- Running Bear Rd., Yreka, CA 96097; bridgeportindiancolony.com. nsn.gov. Telephone: (530) 949–9877; E-mail: Buena Vista Rancheria of Me-Wuk Cortina Band of Wintun Indians n/a. Indians, Penny Arciniaga, Tribal (Cortina Indian Rancheria), Charlie Auburn Rancheria, Chairperson, United Member Services, 1418 20th Street, Wright, Tribal Chairman, 570 6th Auburn Indian Community, 10720 Suite 200, Sacramento, CA 95811; Street Williams, CA 95987; Indian Hill Road, Auburn, CA 95603; Telephone: (916) 491–0011 x 10; Fax: Telephone: (530) 473–3274, Fax: (530) Telephone: (916) 663–3720; Fax: (530) (916) 491–0012; E-mail: penny@ 473–3301; E-mail: n/a. 823–8709; E-mail: n/a. buenavistatribe.com. Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians, Melinda Hunter, Health and Human Augustine Band of Cahuilla Indians, C Mary Armgreen, Chairperson, P.O. Services Director or John Feliz Jr., Box 846, Coachella, CA 92236; Cabazon Band of Mission Indians, Tribal Chairman, 7751 N. State Street Telephone: (760) 398–4722; E-mail: Chairman, 84–245 Indio Springs Redwood Valley, CA 95470; n/a. Drive, Indio, CA 92201; Telephone: Telephone: (707) 485–8723; Fax: (707) (760) 342–2593; Fax: (760) 347–7880; 485–1247; E-mail: n/a. B E-mail: n/a. Barona Band of Mission Indians, Charity California Valley Miwok Tribe, Rashel In Addition: White-Voth, Kumeyaay Family Reznor, ICWA Coordinator 10601 N. Indian Child & Family Preservation Services Director, Southern Indian Escondido Pl., Stockton, California Program, Lorain Laiwa, Director/Case Health Council, Inc., 4058 Willow 95212; Phone: (209) 931–4567; Fax: Worker, 684 Orchard Ave., Ukiah, CA Rd., Alpine, CA 91903; Telephone: (209) 931–4333; E-mail: icwa@ 95482; Phone: (707) 463–2644; Fax: (619) 445–1188; Fax: (619) 445–0765; californiavalleymiwoktribe-nsn.gov. (707) 463–8956; E-mail: n/a. E-mail: n/a. Cahuilla Band of Mission Indians, Cuyapaipe Ewiiaapaayp Band of Bear River Band of Rohnerville Executive Director, Indian Child & Kumeyaay Indians (See Ewiiaapaayp Rancheria, Karen Cahill, Social Family Services, P.O. Box 2269, Band of Kumeyaay Indians). Services Director, 27 Bear River Drive, Temecula, CA 92590; Telephone: D Loleta, CA 95551; Telephone: (707) (951) 676–8832; Fax: (951) 676–3950; 773–1900 Ext: 290; Fax: (707) 733– E-mail: n/a. Dry Creek Rancheria, Support Services 1972; E-mail: kcahill@ Campo Band of Mission Indians, Charity Dept., Percy Tejada, P.O. Box 607, bearrivertribe.com. White-Voth, Kumeyaay Family Geyserville, CA 95441; Telephone: Berry Creek Rancheria (See Tyme Maidu Services Director, Southern Indian (707) 473–2185; Fax: (707) 473–2171; Tribe). Health Council, Inc., 4058 Willow E-mail: percyt@ Big Lagoon Rancheria, Chairperson, P.O. Rd., Alpine, CA 91903; Telephone: drycreekrancheria.com. Box 3060, Trinidad, CA 95570; (619) 445–1188; Fax: (619) 445–0765; E Telephone: (707) 826–2079; Fax: (707) E-mail: n/a. 826–0495; E-mail: n/a. Cedarville Rancheria, Duanna Knighton, Elem Indian Colony, Wahlia Pearce, Big Pine Paiute Tribe, Cyndie Summers, Tribal Administrator, 300 West First Family Resource Coordinator, P.O. ICWA Representative, P.O. Box 700, Street, Alturas, CA 96101; Telephone: Box 757 Clearlake Oaks, CA 95423; Big Pine, CA 93513; Telephone: (760) (530) 233–3969; Fax: (530) 233–4776; Telephone: (707) 998–3003; Fax: (707) 938–2003; Fax: (760) 938–2942; E-mail: [email protected]. 998–3033; E-mail: gerri@ E-mail: [email protected]. Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of elemnation.org. Big Sandy Rancheria, Dorothy Barton, the Trinidad Rancheria, Amy Atkins, Elk Valley Rancheria, Chairperson, 2332 MSW, ICWA/Social Services Executive Manager, P.O. Box 630, Howland Hill Rd., Crescent City, CA
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95531; Telephone: (707) 464–4680; Hoopa Valley Tribe, Millie Grant, Lone Pine Reservation, Kathy Brancroft, Fax: (707) 465–2638; E-mail: Director—Human Services, P.O. Box Enrollment Committee Chairperson, [email protected]. 1267, Hoopa, CA 95546; Telephone: P.O. Box 747, Lone Pine, CA 93545; Enterprise Rancheria, Shari Ghalayini, (530) 625–4236 x 19; Fax: (530) 625– Telephone: (760) 876–1034; Fax: (760) Tribal Administrator, 2133 Monte 4258; E-mail: n/a. 876–8302; E-mail: n/a. Vista Ave., Oroville, CA 95966; Hopland Band of Pomo Indians, Gayle Los Coyotes Band of Cahuilla & Cupeno Telephone: (530) 532–9214; Fax: (530) Zepeda, Health Director, 3000 Shanel Indians, Tribal Family Services 532–1768; E-mail: sharig@ Rd., Hopland, CA 95449; Telephone: Manager, Indian Health Council, Inc., enterpriserancheria.org. (707) 472–2100 Ext: 1105; Fax: (707) P.O. Box 406, Pauma Valley, Ewiiaapaayp Band of Kumeyaay 472–2104; E-mail: gzepeda@ California 92061; Telephone: (760) Indians, Will Micklin, CEO, 4050 hoplandtribe.com. 749–1410; Fax: (760) 749–5518; Willow Road, Alpine, CA 91901; E-mail: n/a. Telephone: (619) 445–6315; Fax: (619) I Lower Lake Rancheria, Chairperson, 445–9126; E-mail: n/a. Inaja & Cosmit Band of Mission Indians, P.O. Box 3162, Santa Rosa, CA 95402; Tribal Family Services, Manager Telephone: (707) 575–5586; Fax: (707) F Indian Health Council, Inc., P.O. Box 575–5586; E-mail: n/a. Federated Indians—Graton Rancheria, 406, Pauma Valley, CA 92061; Lytton Rancheria, Margie Mejia, Michele Porter, MSW, Social Services, Telephone: (760) 749–1410; Fax: (760) Chairwoman, 1300 N. Dutton Avenue, 6400 Redwood Drive, Suite 300, 749–5518; E-mail: n/a. Suite A, Santa Rosa, CA 95401–3515; Rohnert Park, CA 94928; Telephone: Ione Band of Miwok Indians, Pamela Telephone: (707) 575–5917; Fax: (707) (707) 566–2288: Fax: (707) 566–2291; Baumgartner, Administrator, P.O. Box 575–6974; E-mail: n/a. E-mail: mporter@ 699, 9252 Bush Street, Plymouth, CA gratonrancheria.com. 95669; Telephone: (209) 245–5800; M Fort Bidwell Indian Community, Fax: (209) 245–3112; E-mail: pam@ Manchester-Point Arena Band of Pomo Mariellen Sam, ICWA Representative/ ionemiwok.org. Indians, Christine Dukatz, ICWA Enrollment Officer, P.O. Box 129, Fort Director/Tribal Administrator, P.O. Bidwell, CA 96112; Telephone: (530) J Box 623, Point Arena, CA 95468; 279–6310; Fax: (530) 279–2233; Jackson Rancheria Band of Miwuk Telephone: (707) 882–2788; Fax: (707) E-mail: n/a. Indians, Kimberly Heffron, Tribal 882–3417; E-mail: christimarie@ Fort Independence Reservation, Israel Secretary, P.O. Box 1090, Jackson, CA earthlink.net. Naylor, Chairman, P.O. Box 67, 95642; Telephone: (209) 223–1935; Manzanita Band of Mission Indians, Independence, CA 93526; Telephone: Fax: (209) 223–5366; E-mail: kheffron Chairperson, P.O. Box 1302, (760) 878–5160; Fax: (760) 878–2311; @jacksonrancheria-nsn.gov. Boulevard, CA 91905; Telephone: E-mail: [email protected]. Jamul Indian Village, Charity White- (619) 766–4930; Fax: (619) 766–4957; Voth, Kumeyaay Family Services E-mail: n/a. G Director, Southern Indian Health Mechoopda Indian Tribe, Susan Greenville Rancheria, Dr. Gonzalo Council, Inc., 4058 Willow Rd., Bromley, Office Manager, 125 Mission Gonzalez, Behavioral Health, Crystal Alpine, CA 91903; Telephone: (619) Ranch Boulevard, Chico, CA 95926; Rios, Tribal Secretary, Patty Allen, 445–1188; Fax: (619) 445–0765; Telephone: (530) 899–8922; Fax: (530) Chief Financial Officer, and Faustina E-mail: n/a. 899–8517; E-mail: sbromley@ Lopez, Tribal Representative, P.O. mechoopda-nsn.gov. Box 279, Greenville, CA 95947; K Mesa Grande Band of Mission Indians, Telephone: (530) 284–7990; Fax: (530) Karuk Tribe, Mike Edwards, Child and Tribal Family Services, Manager, 284–7299; E-mail: ggonzalez@ Family Services Director, Karuk Indian Health Council, Inc., P.O. Box greenvillerancheria.com; pallen@ Health Clinic, 1519 S. Oregon Street, 406, Pauma Valley, CA 92061; greenvillerancheria.com; crios@ Yreka, CA 96097; Telephone: (530) Telephone: (760) 749–1410; Fax: (760) greenvillerancheria.com; flopez@ 842–9200 Ext: 6301; Fax: (530) 841– 749–5518; E-mail: n/a. greenvillerancheria.com. 5150; E-mail: [email protected]. Middletown Rancheria, Ursula Simon, Grindstone Indian Rancheria, Aaston ICWA Director, P.O. Box 1829, L Bill, ICWA Officer, P.O. Box 63, Elk Middletown, CA 95461; Telephone: Creek, CA 95939; Telephone: (530) La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians, Tribal (707) 987–8288; Fax: (707) 987–8205; 968–5365; Cell: (530) 519–6552; Fax: Family Services, Manager, Indian E-mail: n/a. (530) 968–5366; E-mail: n/a. Health Council, Inc., P.O. Box 406, Mooretown Rancheria, Francine Guidiville Band of Pomo Indians, Pauma Valley, CA 92061; Telephone: Mckinley, ICWA & Social Services Merlene Sanchez, Tribal Chairperson, (760) 749–1410; Fax: (760) 749–5518; Director, 1 Alverda Drive, Oroville, P.O. Box 339, Talmage, CA 95481; E-mail: n/a. CA 95966; Telephone: (530) 533– Telephone: (707) 462–3682; Fax: (707) La Posta Band of Mission Indians, 3625; Fax: (530) 533–0664; E-mail: 462–9183; E-mail: admin@ Charity White-Voth, Kumeyaay [email protected]. guidiville.net. Family Services Director, Southern Morongo Band of Cahuilla Mission Indian Health Council, Inc., 4058 Indians, Duke Steppe, Social Worker, H Willow Rd., Alpine, CA 91903; 11581 Potrero Road, Banning, CA Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake, Telephone: (619) 445–1188; Fax: (619) 92220; Telephone: (951) 849–4697; Angelina Arroyo, ICWA Advocate, 445–0765; E-mail: n/a. Fax: (951) 922–0338; E-mail: n/a. 375 E. Hwy 20, Suite ‘‘I’’ or P.O. Box Cahto Tribe, Laytonville Rancheria, 516, Upper Lake, CA 95485; Cherie Smith-Gibson, Tribal N Telephone: (707) 275–0737; Cell: Administrator, P.O. Box 1239, North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians (707) 262–2947; Fax: (707) 275–0757; Laytonville, CA 95454; Telephone: of California, Judy E. Fink, Tribal E-mail: tribaladmin@ (707) 984–6197; Fax: (707) 984–6201; Chairperson, P.O. Box 929, North upperlakepomo.com. E-mail: [email protected]. Fork, CA 93643; Telephone: (559)
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877–2484; Fax: (559) 877–2467; E- Redding, CA 96001–5528; Telephone: Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians— mail: efink@northforkrancheria- (530) 225–8979; E-mail: n/a. Iipay Nation, Linda Ruis, Director, nsn.gov. Redwood Valley Rancheria, Beverly Santa Ysabel Social Services Dept., Rodriguez, ICWA Coordinator, 3250 P.O. Box 701, Santa Ysabel, CA P Road I, Redwood Valley, CA 95470; 92070; Telephone: (760) 765–1106; Pala Band of Mission Indians, Maria Telephone: (707) 485–0361 Ext: 107; Fax: (760) 765–0312; E-mail: n/a. Garcia, ICWA Manager, Department of Fax: (707) 485–5726; E-mail: Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians, Social Services, 35008 Pala-Temecula [email protected]. Sharon Warner, ICWA Rep/Health Road, PMB 50. Pala, CA 92059. Resighini Rancheria, Rick Dowd, Department Manager, 301 Industrial Telephone: (760) 891–3542; Fax: (760) Chairman or Keshan Dowd, Social Ave., Lakeport, CA 95453; Telephone: 742–1293; E-mail: n/a. Service-ICWA, P.O. Box 529, (707) 263–4220 ext: 409; Fax: (707) Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, Ines Klamath, CA 95548; Telephone: (707) 263–4345; E-mail: swarner@ Crosby, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box 482–2431; Fax: (707) 482–3425; svpomo.org. 398, Orland, CA 95963; Telephone: E-mail: n/a. Sherwood Valley Rancheria, Scarlett (530) 865–2010; Fax: (530) 865–1870; Rincon Band of Mission Indians, Tribal Carmona, Tribal Administrator, 190 E-mail: n/a. Family Services, Manager, Indian Sherwood Hill Drive, Willits, Pauma & Yuima Band of Mission Health Council, P.O. Box 406, Pauma California 95490; Telephone: (707) Indians, Tribal Family Services, Valley, CA 92061; Telephone: (760) 459–9690; Fax: (707) 459–6936; E- Manager, Indian Health Council, Inc., 749–1410; Fax: (760) 749–8901; mail: [email protected]. P.O. Box 406, Pauma Valley, CA E-mail: n/a. Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians 92061; Telephone: (760) 749–1410; Robinson Rancheria, Marsha Lee, ICWA (Shingle Springs Rancheria), Malissa Fax: (760) 749–5518; E-mail: n/a. Coordinator, P.O. Box 4015, Nice, CA Tayaba, Social Services Director, P.O. Pechanga Band of Mission Indians, 95464; Telephone: (707) 275–9363; Box 1340, Shingle Springs, CA 95682; Mark Macarro, Spokesman, P.O. Box Fax: (707) 275–9001; E-mail: mlee@ Telephone: (530) 698–1436 or (530) 1477, Temecula, CA 92593; robinsonrancheria.org. 698–1400; Fax: (530) 676–8033; Telephone: (951) 676–2768; Fax: (951) Round Valley Reservation, Cynthia E-mail: [email protected]. 695–1778; E-mail: n/a. Card, ICWA Director, 77826 Covelo Smith River Rancheria, Dorothy Perry, Picayune Rancheria of the Chukchansi Road, Covelo, CA 95428; Telephone: Director—Community & Family Indians, Orianna Walker, ICWA (707) 983–8008; Fax: (707) 983–6128; Services, 110 W. First St., Smith Coordinator, 46575 Road 417, E-mail: [email protected]. River, CA 95567; Telephone: (707) Coarsegold, CA 93614; Telephone: 487–9255; Fax: (707) 487–0137; Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation (Rumsey (559) 683–6633 Ext: 212; Fax: (559) E-mail: [email protected]. Rancheria), Leland Kinter, Tribal 692–8792; E-mail: orianna.walker@ Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians, Tribal Secretary, P.O. Box 18, Brooks, CA chukchansi.net. Social Worker, Soboba Social Services 95606; Telephone: (530) 796–3400; Pinoleville Pomo Nation, Linda Noel, Department, P.O. Box 487, San Fax: (530) 796–2143; E-mail: tbrady@ Social Services Director, 500 B Jacinto, CA 92581; Telephone: (951) yochadehe-nsn.gov. Pinoleville Drive, Ukiah, CA 95482; 487–0283. Fax: (951) 487–1738; Telephone: (707) 463–1454 ext: 101; S E-mail: n/a. Fax: (707) 463–6601; E-mail: linden@ Kashia Band of Pomo Indians of the San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, pinoleville-nsn.us. Stewarts Point Rancheria, Tara Tribal Secretary, 26569 Community Pit River Tribe, Coordinator—ICWA Candelaria, Administrative Assistant, Center Drive, Highland, CA 92346; Program, 36970 Park Avenue, Burney, 3535 Industrial Drive, Suite B–2, Telephone: (909) 864–8933; Fax: (909) CA 96013; Telephone: (530) 335– Santa Rosa, CA 95403; Telephone: 864–3370; E-mail: n/a. 5530; Fax: (530) 335–3140; E-mail: (707) 591–0580; Fax: (707) 591–0583; n/a. San Pasqual Band of Diegueno Indians, E-mail: tribalofc@ Potter Valley Tribe, Salvador Rosales, Tribal Family Services, Manager, stewartspointrancheria.com. Tribal Chairman, 2251 South State Indian Health Council, Inc., P.O. Box Susanville Rancheria, Chairperson, Street, Ukiah, CA 95482; Telephone: 406, Pauma Valley, CA 92061; ICWA Coordinator, 745 Joaquin St., (707) 462–1213; Fax: (707) 462–1240; Telephone: (760) 749–1410; Fax: (760) Susanville, CA 96130; Telephone: E-mail: pottervalleytribe@ 749–5518; E-mail: n/a. (530) 257–6264; Fax: (530) 257–7986; pottervalleytribe.com. Santa Rosa Band of Cahuilla Indians, E-mail: n/a. Mayme Estrada, Chair, P.O. Box 609, Sycuan Band of Mission Indians, Q Hemet, CA 92546; Telephone: (951) Charity White-Voth, Kumeyaay Quartz Valley Indian Tribe, Mary 658–5311; Fax: (951) 685–6733; Family Services Director, Southern Gowen, ICWA Director, 13601 Quartz E-mail: n/a. Indian Health Council, Inc., 4058 Valley Rd., Fort Jones, CA 96032; Santa Rosa Rancheria, Crystal Soto, Willow Rd., Alpine, CA 91903; Telephone: (530) 468–5907 Ext: 314; Psy.D., Tribal Social Services Telephone: (619) 445–1188; Fax: (619) Fax: (530) 468–5608; E-mail: icwa@ Director, 16835 Alkali Drive; P.O. Box 445–0765; E-mail: n/a. qvir.com. 8, Lemoore, CA 93245; Telephone: (559) 924–1278, x 4020; Fax: (559) T R 925–2947; E-mail: csoto@tachi- Table Mountain Rancheria, Frank Ramona Band or Village of Cahuilla, yokut.com. Marquez Jr., Tribal Chief of Police, Susan Reckker, Tribal Administrator; Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians, 23736 Sky Harbour Rd., Friant, CA P.O. Box 391670, Anza, CA 92539; Caren Romero, ICWA Representative. 93626; Telephone: (559) 822–6336; Phone: (951) 763–4105; Fax: (951) Jess Montoya, Executive Director. P.O. Fax: (559) 822–6340; E-mail: 763–4325; E-mail: sreckker@ Box 539, Santa Ynez, CA 93460. [email protected]. ramonatribe.com. Telephone: (805) 694–2671; Fax: (805) Timbi-sha Shoshone Tribe, As of date Redding Rancheria, Director, Social 686–2060; E-mail: cromero@ there is no recognized government for Services, 2000 Rancheria Road, sythc.com. this federally recognized tribe.
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Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians, 9. Rocky Mountain Region 10. Southern Plains Region Annette Chihuahua, ICWA Case Edward Parisian, Regional Director, 316 Dan Deerinwater, Regional Director, Assistant/Tribal Delegate TMDCI, 66– North 26th Street, Billings, Montana P.O. Box 368, Anadarko, OK 73005; 725 Martinez Rd., Thermal, CA 92274; 59101; Telephone: (406) 247–7943; Telephone: (405) 247–6673 Ext. 217; Telephone: (760) 578–8334 or (760) Fax: (406) 247–7976. Fax: (405) 247–5611. 397–0455 Ext: 1101; Fax: (760) 397– Jo Ann Birdshead, Regional Social Ofelia De La Rosa, Regional Social 3925; E-mail: [email protected]. Worker, 316 North 26th Street, Worker, P.O. Box 368, Anadarko, Tule River Reservation, Lolita Garfield, Billings, Montana 59101; Telephone: Oklahoma 73005; Telephone: (405) MSW, Director Family Social (406) 247–7988; Fax: (406) 247–7566. 247–1585 Fax: (405) 247–2895. Services, 340 North Reservation Road, Porterville, CA 93258; Telephone: B A (559) 781–4271 ext: 1013; Fax: (559) Blackfeet Tribe of Montana, Raquel Absentee-Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma 791–2122; E-mail: icwadir@ Vaile, Indian Child Welfare Act Indians, Governor, 2025 S. Gordon tulerivertribe-nsn.gov. (ICWA) Coordinator, P.O. Box 588, Cooper Drive, Shawnee, Oklahoma Tuolumne Band of Me-Wuk Indians, Browning, Montana 59417; 74801; Telephone: (405) 275–4030; Lisa Ames, Social Services Telephone: (406) 338–7806; Cell: E-mail: n/a. Department Manager, P.O. Box 615, (406) 470–0026; Fax: (406) 338–7726; Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas, Tuolumne, CA 95379; Telephone: E-mail: n/a. Aaron Williams, Social Service (209) 928–5300; Fax: (209) 928–1552; Director, 571 State Park Road, 56, E-mail: [email protected]. C Livingston, Texas, 77351; Telephone: Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Chippewa Cree Tribe of the Rocky Boy’s (936) 563–1252; Fax: (936) 563–1254; Indians, Executive Director, Indian Reservation of Montana, Tribal E-mail: [email protected]. Child & Family Services, P.O. Box Chairman, Rural Route 1, P.O. Box Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, Teresa 2269, Temecula, CA 92590; 544, Box Elder, Montana 59521; Taylor, ICW Director, P.O. Box 1330, Telephone: (951) 676–8832; Fax: (951) Telephone: (406) 395–5705; Fax: (406) Anadarko, Oklahoma 73005; 676–3950; E-mail: n/a. 395–5702; E-mail: n/a. Telephone: (405) 247–9857; Fax: (405) Tyme Maidu Tribe (Berry Creek Crow Tribe of the Crow Reservation of 247–3153; E-mail: n/a. Rancheria), Terilynn Steel, ICWA Montana, Director of Tribal Social Supervisor, 5 Tyme Way, Oroville, CA Services, P.O. Box 159, Crow Agency, C 95966; Telephone: (530) 534–3859, Montana 59022; Telephone: (406) Caddo Nation of Oklahoma, Mary Fax: (530) 534–1151; E-mail: 638–3925; Fax: (406) 638–4042; Prentiss, ICW Caseworker, P.O. Box [email protected]. E-mail: n/a. 487, Binger, Oklahoma 73009; Telephone: (405) 656–9222; Fax: (405) U E 656–3237; E-mail: mprentiss@ Utu Utu Gwaitu Paiute Tribe, Adora L. Eastern Shoshone Tribe of the Wind caddonation.com. Saulque, Vice-Chairperson, 25669 River Reservation, ICWA Coordinator, Cheyenne and Arapaho Tribes of Hwy 6 PMB I, Benton, CA 93512; P.O. Box 945, Fort Washakie, Oklahoma, Mary Davenport, Telephone: (760) 933–2321; Fax: (760) Wyoming 82514; Telephone: (307) Executive Director and Michael Scott 933–2412; E-mail: bentonpaiutetribe@ 332–6591; Fax: (307) 332–6593; Burgett, ICW Coordinator P.O. Box 38, hughes.net and adorasaulque@ E-mail: n/a. Concho, Oklahoma 73022; Telephone: hughes.net. (405) 422–7476/(405) 201–3188; Fax: F (405) 422–8218 or (405) 422–3164; V Fort Belknap Indian Community E-mail: [email protected]; Viejas (Baron Long) Band of Mission Assiniboine & Gros Ventre Tribes, [email protected]. Indians, Charity White-Voth, Myron L. Trottier, ICWA Case Citizen Potawatomi Nation, Janet Kumeyaay Family Services Director, Manager, 158 Tribal Way Fort Draper, ICW Director, 1601 S. Gordon Southern Indian Health Council, Inc., Belknap Agency Harlem, Montana Cooper Drive, Shawnee, Oklahoma 4058 Willow Rd., Alpine, CA 91903; 59526; Telephone: (406) 353–8328; 74801; Telephone: (405) 878–4831; Telephone: (619) 445–1188; Fax: (619) Fax: (406) 353–4634; E-mail: mtrottier Fax: (405) 878–4659; E-mail: jdraper@ 445–0765; E-mail: n/a. @ftbelknap-nsn.gov. potawatomi.org. Fort Peck Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes, Comanche Nation-Oklahoma, Mona W A.T. Stafne, Chairman, P.O. Box, Perea, ICW Director, P.O. Box 908, Wilton Rancheria, Chairperson, 9300 1027, Poplar, Montana 59255; Lawton, Oklahoma 73502; Telephone: West Stockton Blvd., Ste. 205 Elk Telephone: (406) 768–5155; Fax: (406) (580) 492–3374; Fax: (580) 354–3838; Grove, California 95758; Telephone: 768–5478; E-mail: atstafne@ E-mail: ramonap@ (916) 683–6000; Fax: (916) 683–6015; fortpecktribes.org. comanchenation.com. E-mail: n/a. Wiyot Tribe, Michelle Vassel, Director N D of Social Services, 1000 Wiyot Drive, Northern Arapaho Tribe of the Wind Delaware Nation, Lydia Ramirez, ICW Loleta, CA 95551; Telephone: (707) River Reservation, Chairman, P.O. Director, P.O. Box 825, Anadarko, 733–5055; E-mail: n/a. Box 396, Fort Washakie, Wyoming Oklahoma 73005; Telephone: (405) 82514; Telephone: (406) 332–6120; 247–2448 Ext: 1152; Fax (405) 247– Y Fax: (307) 332–7543; E-mail: n/a. 5942; E-mail: lramirez@ Yurok Tribe, Stephanie Weldon, Northern Cheyenne, Leroy A. Spang, delawarenation.com. Director Social Services, 190 Klamath President, P.O. Box 128 Lame Deer, Blvd. or P.O. Box 1027, Klamath, CA Montana 59043; Telephone: (406) F 95548; Telephone: (707) 482–1350; 477–4846; Fax: (406) 477–6210; Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, Fax: (707) 482–1368; E-mail: sweldon E-mail: leroy.spang@ Ramona Austin, ICWA Director, Route @yuroktribe.nsn.us. cheyennenation.com. 2, Box 121, Apache, Oklahoma 73006;
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Telephone: (580) 588–2298; Fax: (580) Reserve, Kansas 66434; Telephone: Social Services Specialist II (back-up), 588–2106; E-mail: n/a. (785) 742–7471; E-mail: n/a. P.O. Box 194, Laguna, NM 87026; Sac and Fox Nation, Principal Chief, Phone: (505) 552–9712 Fax: (505) I Route 2, Box 246, Stroud, Oklahoma 552–6484; E-mail: malarid@ Iowa Tribe of Kansas, Chairperson, 3345 74079; Telephone: (918) 968–3526; lagunatribe.org; rquam@ B. Thrasher Rd., White Cloud, Kansas E-mail: n/a. launatribe.org. 66094; Telephone: (785) 595–3258; T E-mail: n/a. M Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma, Janice Rowe- Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma, President, Mescalero Apache Tribe, Crystal Garcia, Kurak, Chairman, Route 1, Box 721, P.O. Box 70, Tonkawa, Oklahoma Tribal Census Clerk, P.O. Box 227 Perkins, Oklahoma 74045; Telephone: 74653; Telephone: (580) 628–2561; Mescalero, NM 88340; Phone (575) (405) 547–2402; Fax: (405) 547–1060; E-mail: n/a. 464–9209; Fax: (575) 464–9191; E-mail: n/a. W E-mail: [email protected]. K Wichita and Affiliated Tribes of N Kaw Nation, Chairperson, Drawer 50, Oklahoma, Joan Williams, Indian Pueblo of Nambe, Rhonda Padilla, Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641; Child Welfare Director, P.O. Box 729, ICWA Manager, Rte 1, Box 117–BB, Telephone: (580) 269–2552; E-mail: n/a. Anadarko, Oklahoma 73005; Santa Fe, NM 87506; Phone (505) Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas, Telephone: (405) 247–8627; Cell: 0133; Fax (505) 455–4457; E-mail: Connie Valenzuela, Director Indian (405) 638–0170; Fax: (405) 247–8873; [email protected]. Child Welfare, 286 Falcon Blvd., E-mail: joan.williams@ Eagle Pass, Texas 78852; Telephone: wichitatribe.com. O (830) 766–5601; Work Cell: (830) 513– 11. Southwest Region Ohkay Owingeh, Rochelle Thompson, 2937; Fax: (830) 776–5605; E-mail: ICWA Director, P.O. Box 1187, Ohkay [email protected]. William Tandy Walker, Regional Owingeh, NM 87566; Phone (575) Kickapoo Tribe of Indians of The Director, 1001 Indian School Road, 770–0033; Fax: (505) 852–1372; Kickapoo Reservation in Kansas, NW., Albuquerque, NM 87104; Phone: E-mail: Rochelle_thompson@ Chairperson, P.O. Box 271, Horton, (505) 563–3103; Fax: (505) 563–3101. ohkayowingeh-nsn.gov. Kansas 66439; Telephone: (785) 486– Sandra McCook, Regional Social P 2131; E-mail: n/a. Worker, 1001 Indian School Road, Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma, NW., Albuquerque, NM 87104; Phone: Pueblo of Picuris, Jeanette Knowles, Chairperson, P.O. Box 70, McLoud, (505) 563–3520; Fax: (505) 563–3058. ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box 127, Oklahoma 74851; Telephone: (405) A Penasco, NM 87553; Phone (575) 587– 2792; Fax (575) 587–1071; 964–7053; E-mail: n/a. Pueblo of Acoma, Colinda Garcia, Social Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma, Richard E-mail: n/a. Services Director, P.O. Box 309, Pueblo of Pojoaque, Jackie Wright, Hernasy, ICWA Director, P.O. Box Acoma, NM 87034; Phone: (505) 552– 369, Carnegie, Oklahoma 73015; ICWA Case Manager, 58 Cities of Gold 6604 Ext: 5154; Cell: (505) 382–4429; Rd. Suite 4, Santa Fe; NM 87506; Telephone: (580) 654–2300; Fax: (580) Fax: (505) 552–6206; E-mail: cvgarcia 654–2363; E-mail: n/a. Phone: (505) 455–0238; Fax: (505) @puebloofacoma.org. 455–2363; E-mail: jwright@ O C puebloofpojoaque.org. Otoe-Missouria Indian Tribe of Pueblo of Conchiti, Dee Mody, ICWA R Oklahoma, Ada Mehojah, Social Aide, P.O. Box 70, Cochiti Pueblo, Ramah Navajo School Board, Inc., Services Director, 8151 Highway 177, NM 87072; Phone: (505) 465–2244; Marlene Martinez, Administrative Red Rock, Oklahoma 74651; Fax: (505) 465–1135; E-mail: Services Director, P.O. Box 10, Pine Telephone: (580) 723–4466 Ext: 256; [email protected]. Cell Phone: (580) 307–7303; Fax: Hill, NM 87357; Phone (505) 775– (580) 723–1016; E-mail: amehojah@ I 3256; Fax: (505) 775–3240; E-mail: omtribe.org. Pueblo of Isleta, Caroline Dailey, Acting [email protected]. P ICWA Director, P.O. Box 1270, Isleta, S NM 87022; Phone: (505)869–2772; Pawnee Nation of Oklahoma, Joanna Fax (505) 869–5923; E-mail: n/a. Pueblo of San Felipe, Darlene Valencia, (Jodi) Flanders, BSW, MSW, ICW MSW, Family Services Department Coordinator, P.O. Box 470, Pawnee, J Director, P.O. Box 4350, San Felipe Oklahoma 74058; Telephone: (918) Pueblo of Jemez, Annette Chinana, Pueblo, NM 87004; Phone (505) 771– 763–3873; Fax: (918) 762–6453 E- Jemez Social Service Program-Child 9900 Ext: 1150; Fax: (505) 867–6166; mail: [email protected]. Advocate, P.O. Box 340, Jemez E-mail: [email protected]. Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma, Chairperson, Pueblo, NM 87024; Phone: (575) 834– Pueblo of San Ildelfonso, William 20 White Eagle Drive, Ponca City, 7117; Fax: (575) 834–7103; E-mail: S.Christian, Contracts Administrator, Oklahoma 74601; Telephone: (580) [email protected]. Route 5, P.O. Box 315–A, Santa Fe, 762–8104; E-mail: n/a. Jicarilla Apache Nation, Monica L. NM 87506; Phone (505) 455–2273, Prairie Band of Potawatomi Nation, Carrasco, Director, P.O. Box 546 ext. 107; Fax: (505) 455–7351; E-mail: Chairperson, 16281 Q. Road, Mayetta, Dulce, NM 87528; Phone: (575) 759– n/a. Kansas 66509; Telephone: (785) 966– 3162; Fax: (575) 759–3588; E-mail: Pueblo of Sandia, Marina Estrada, 2255; E-mail: n/a. [email protected]. Behavioral Health & Social Services Manager, 481 Sandia Loop, Bernalillo, S L NM 87004; Phone: (505) 771–5131; Sac and Fox of Missouri in Kansas, Pueblo of Laguna, Marie A. Alarid, Fax: (505) 867–4997; E-mail: mestrada Chairperson, 305 N. Main St., Program Manager and Rebecca Quam, @sandiapueblo.nsn.us.
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Pueblo of Santa Ana, Jane Jackson-Bear, Telephone: (602) 379–6600; Fax: (602) Council and Youth and Family Social Services Director, 02 Dove 379–4413; E-mail: n/a. Services, 565 Rio Vista Drive, Fallon, Road Santa Ana Pueblo, NM 87004; Marjorie Eagleman, Regional Social Nevada 89406; Telephone: (775) 423– Phone: (505) 771–6737; Fax:(505) Worker, 2600 N.Central Ave. 13th 1215; Fax: (775) 423–5202; E-mail: 771–7056; E-mail: jjbear@santaana- Floor, Phoenix, Arizona 85004; n/a. nsn.gov. Telephone: (602) 379–6785; Fax: (602) Ft. McDermitt Paiute-Shoshone Tribe, Santa Clara, Joe Naranjo, Tribal 379–3010; E-mail: n/a. Dee Crutcher, ICWA Advocate-Human Administrator, P.O. Box 580, Services Program, P.O. Box 68, A Espanola, NM 87532; Phone: (505) McDermitt, Nevada 89421; 753–7326; Fax: (505) 753–8819; Ak-Chin Indian Community, Joanna Telephone: (775) 532–8263; Fax: (775) E-mail: n/a. Parris, MBA, MAPC., M. Ed., LISAC, 532–8060; E-mail: n/a. Santo Domingo-Kewa, Arthur Lucero, Acting Director of Social Services Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, James ICWA Worker/Doris Bailon, Director, 48227 West Farrell Road, Maricopa, Esquirell, Wassaja Family Services P.O. Box 129, Santo Domingo, NM Arizona 85239; Telephone: (520) 568– CPS/ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box 87052; Phone: (505) 465–0630; Fax 1086; Fax: (520) 568–1096; E-mail: 17779, Fountain Hills, Arizona 85268; (505) 465–2854; E-mail: Arthurlucero [email protected]. Telephone: (480) 789–7820; Fax: (480) 837–4809; E-mail: jesquirell@ @kewa-nsn.gov or dbailon@kewa- B nsn.gov. ftmcdowell.org. Southern Ute Indian Tribe, Jerri Battle Mountain Band Council, Rhonda Fort Mojave Indian Tribe, Melvin Lewis Sindelar, ICWA Caseworker II and Peg Hicks, ICWA Coordinator, 37 Sr., Director, 500 Merriman Avenue, Rogers, ICWA Case Attorney, MS 40 Mountain View Drive, Battle Needles, California 92363; Telephone: P.O. Box 737, Ignacio, CO. 81137; Mountain, Nevada 89820; Telephone: (928) 346–1550 or 866–346–6010; Phone (970) 769–2920/(970) 563– (775) 635–9189 Ext: 109; Fax: (775) Fax: (928) 346–1552; E-mail: ssdir@ 4738; Fax (970) 563–0334; E-mail: 635–8528; E-mail: n/a. ftmojave.com. [email protected]. C G T Chemehuevi Indian Tribe, James L. Gila River Indian Community, Lynda Pueblo of Taos, Maxine Nakai, Division Graves, PhD, Director of Health and Murden-Sells, Deputy/Acting Director Director Pueblo of Taos, P.O. Box Human Services, 1970 Palo Verde P.O. Box 427 Sacaton, Arizona 85147; 1846, Taos, NM 87571; Phone: (575) Drive, Suite 1, Havasu Lake, Telephone: (520) 562–3396; Fax: (520) 758–7824; Fax: (575) 758–3346; Fax: California 92363; Telephone: (760) 562–3633; E-mail: Lynda.murden@ (575) 751–3345; E-mail: n/a. 858–5426; Fax: (760) 858–5428; gric.nsn.us. Pueblo of Tesuque, Niccole Toral, E-mail: n/a. Confederated Tribes of the Goshute Director, Route 42, Box 360–TP, Santa Cocopah Indian Tribe, Efrain Rodriguez, Reservation, Melissa Oppenhein, Fe, NM 87506; Phone: (505) 690– Social Services Director, Co. 15 and ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 6104, Ibapah, 8152; Fax: (505) 955–7791; E-mail: Ave. G, Somerton, Arizona 85350; Utah 84034; Telephone: (435) 234– [email protected]. Telephone: (928) 627–3729; Fax: (928) 1178; Fax: (435) 234–1162; E-mail: 627–3316; E-mail: cocosocser@ [email protected]. U cocopah.com H Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, Cole Colorado River Indian Tribes, Norma McKinney, Acting Director CPS/CW, Gonzales, Foster Care Coordinator/ Havasupai Tribe, Attention: Phyllis P.O. Box 309, Towaoc, CO, 81334; Case Manager, 12302 Kennedy Drive, Jones, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box Phone: (970) 564–5307; Fax: (970) Parker, Arizona 85344; Telephone: 10, Supai, Arizona 86435; Telephone: 564–5300; E-mail: cmckinney@ (928) 669–8187; Fax: (928) 669–8881; (928) 448–2731; Fax: (928) 448–2143; utemountain.org. E-mail: [email protected]. E-mail: n/a. The Hopi Tribe, Loren Sekayumptewa, Y D MSW, Ph.D. (ABD), Director of Social Ysleta del Sur Pueblo, Sonia Ruedas, Duckwater Shoshone Tribe, Thelma R. & Behavioral Health Services, P.O. Social Services Eligibility Worker, Simon, Social Worker IV, LADC, P.O. Box 68 Second Mesa, Arizona 86043; 9314 Juanchido Ln., El Paso, TX Box 140068, Duckwater, Nevada Telephone: (928) 737–2685; Fax: (928) 79907; Phone: (915) 860–6119; Fax: 89314; Telephone: (775) 863–0222; 737–2667; E-mail: n/a. (915) 858–2367; E-mail: sruedas@ Fax: (775) 863–0301; E-mail: n/a. Hualapai Tribe, Carrie Imus, Director, ydsp-nsn.gov. Hualapai Human Services, P.O. Box E 480, Peach Springs, Arizona 86434; Z Elko Band Council (AKA: Te Moak), Telephone: (928) 769–2383 or 2269; Pueblo of Zia, Pueblo of Zia, Governor’s Marlene Dick, ICWA Coordinator/ Fax: (928) 769–2659; E-mail: n/a. Office,135 Capital Square Drive, Zia Acting Social Worker; 1745 Silver K Pueblo, NM 87053; Phone: (505) 867– Eagle Dr., Elko, Nevada 89801; 3304 ext. 241; Fax: (505) 867–3308; E- Telephone: (775) 738–9310; Fax: (775) Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians, Wendy mail: n/a. 778–3397; E-mail: n/a. Reber, Social Services Worker; Lisa Pueblo of Zuni, Harley Soseesh, Intake Ely Shoshone Tribe, Rae Jean Morrill, Stanfield Assistant; Lorraine Benn, Technician, P.O. Box 339, Zuni, NM Social Services Worker II, #16 Enrollment, HC 65 Box 2, Fredonia, 87327; Phone: (505) 782–7169; Fax: Shoshone Circle, Ely, Nevada 89301; Arizona 86022; Telephone: (928) 643– (505) 782–7221; Telephone: (775) 289–4133; Fax: (775) 8320 (Wendy) (928) 643–8336 (Lisa), E-mail: [email protected]. 289–3237; E-mail: n/a. and (928) 643–8321 (Lorraine); Fax: (928) 643–7245; E-mail: wreber@ 12. Western Region F kaibabpaiute-nsn.gov; lstanfield@ Regional Director, 2600 N. Central Ave. Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribe, Alvin kaibabpaiute-nsn.gov; lbenn@ 13th Floor, Phoenix, Arizona 85004; Moyle, Chairman Fallon Business kaibabpaiute-nsn.gov.
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L San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe, 3045; Fax: (775) 752–2179; E-mail: Las Vegas Paiute Tribe, Ruth Fite- Gwendolyn Adakai, Social Worker, n/a. Patrick, Social Service Caseworker, P.O. Box 720, St. George, Utah 84771; White Mountain Apache Tribe, Mariella 1257 Paiute Circle, Las Vegas, Nevada Telephone: (435) 674–9720; Fax: (435) Dosela, ICWA Representative, P.O. 89106; Telephone: (702) 382–0784 674–9714; E-mail: Gwendolyn.adakai Box 1870 Whiteriver, Arizona 85941; Ext: 2236; Fax: (702) 384–5272; @bia.gov. Telephone: (928) 338–4164, Fax: (928) E-mail: [email protected]. Shoshone-Paiute Tribes (Nevada), Carol 338–1469; E-mail: [email protected]. Lovelock Paiute Tribe, Bebbie George, Jones, Assistant Administrator, P.O. Winnemucca Tribe, Chairman, P.O. Box ICWA Worker or Samualla L. Pry, Box 219, Owyhee, Nevada 89832; 1370, Winnemucca, Nevada 89446; MSW ICWA Supervisor, P.O. Box 878 Telephone: (208) 759–3100; Fax: (208) E-mail: n/a. & 201 Bowean Street, Lovelock, 759–3104; E-mail: jones.carol@ Y Nevada 89419; Telephone: (775) 273– shopai.org. Yavapai-Apache Nation, Nancy B. 7861; Fax: (775) 273–5151; E-mail: Skull Valley Band of Goshute Indians, Guzman, ICWA Coordinator, 2400 n/a. Lori Bear, Chairwoman, P.O. Box 448 Grantsville, Utah 84029; Telephone: Datsi Road, Camp Verde, Arizona M (435) 882–4532; Fax: (435) 882–4889; 86322; Telephone: (928) 649–7115; Moapa Band of Paiutes, Dawn M. Bruce, E-mail: [email protected]. Fax: (928) 567–6832; E-mail: nguzman Social Services Director, P.O. Box South Fork Band Council, Karen @yan-tribe.org. 340, Moapa, Nevada 89025; McDade, Director—Human Services, Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe, Elsie Telephone: (702) 371–3685; Fax: (702) 21 Lee B–13, Spring Creek, Nevada Watchman, Family Support 864–0408; E-mail: dawn702@ 89815; Telephone: (775) 744–2412; Supervisor, 530 East Merritt, Prescott, mvdsl.com. Fax: (775) 744–2306; E-mail: n/a. Arizona 86301; Telephone: (928) 515– 7351; Fax: (928) 541–7945; E-mail: P Summit Lake Paiute Tribe, Ron Johnny, Acting Administrator, 1708 H Street, [email protected]. Yerington Paiute Tribe, Rose Mary Joe- Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, Tyler Sparks, Nevada 89431; Telephone: Kinale, Human Services Director, 171 Goddard, Executive Director, (775) 827–9670; Fax: (775) 827–9678; Campbell Lane Yerington, Nevada Behavioral Care Department, 440 E-mail: ron.johnny@ 89447; Telephone: (775) 463–7705; North Paiute Drive, Cedar City, Utah summitlaketribe.org. 84721; Telephone: (435) 586–1112 Fax: (775) 463–5929; E-mail: Ext: 310; Fax: (435) 586–7388; E-mail: T [email protected]. [email protected]. Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone Yomba Shoshone Tribe, Elisha A. Pascua Yaqui Tribe, Tamara Walters, Indians (See Elko Band Council). Mockerman, Eligibility Worker, HC 61 Box 6275 Austin, Nevada 89310; Asst. Attorney General, 4725 West Tohono O’odham Nation, Jonathan L. Telephone: (775) 964–2463 Ext: 107; Calle Tetakusim, Bldg. B, Tucson, Jantzen, Office of Attorney General, Fax: (775) 964–1352; E-mail: Arizona 85757; Telephone: (520) 883– P.O. Box 830, Sells, Arizona 85634; [email protected]. 5108; Fax: (520) 883–5084; E-mail: Telephone: (520) 383–3410; Fax: (520) [email protected]. 383–2689; E-mail: jonathan.jantzen@ B. List of Designated Tribal Agents By Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, Chairperson, tonation-nsn.gov. Tribal Affiliation P.O. Box 256, Nixon, Nevada 89424; Tonto Apache Tribe, Lyndsie Butler, Telephone: (775) 574–1000; E-mail: 1. Tribes Other Than Alaska Native Social Services Director, Tonto n/a. Tribes and Villages Apache Reservation # 30, Payson, Q Arizona 85541; Telephone: (928) 474– Alabama-Quassarte (see Creek) Quechan Tribal Council, Mike Jackson, 5000, Fax: (928) 474–9125; E-mail: Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town, Annie President, P.O. Box 1899, Yuma, [email protected]. Merritt, ICWA Director, P.O. Box 187, Arizona 85366–1899; Telephone: U 101 E. Broadway, Wetumka, (760) 572–0213; Fax: (760) 572–2102; Oklahoma 74883, Phone: (405) 452– E-mail: n/a. Ute Indian Tribe, Floyd M. Wyasket, 3881, Fax: (405) 452–3889, E-mail: Social Service Director, Box 190 or n/a, Eastern Oklahoma Region R 736, Fort Duchesne, Utah 84026; Reno-Sparks Indian Colony, Jane Smith, Telephone: (435) 725–4026 or (435) Apache Human Srvices Assistant, 405 Golden 823–0141; Fax: (435) 722–5030; Apache Tribe Of Oklahoma, Teresa Lane, Reno, Nevada 89502; E-mail: [email protected]. Taylor, ICW Director, P.O. Box 1330, Telephone: (775) 329–5071; Fax: (775) W Anadarko, Oklahoma 73005, Phone: 785–8758; E-mail: [email protected]. (405) 247–9857, Fax: (405) 247–3153, Walker River Paiute Tribe, Elliott E-mail: n/a, Southern Plains Region S Aguilar, ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian 146, Schurz, Nevada 89427; Apache (see Chiricahua) Community, Chenita Dix, Social Telephone: (775) 773–2058 Ext: 11; Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, Services Manager/ICWA Supervisor, Fax: (775) 773–2096; E-mail: n/a. Ramona Austin, ICW Director, Route 10,005 East Osborn Road, Scottsdale, Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California, 2, Box 121, Apache, Oklahoma 73006, Arizona 85256; Telephone: (480) 362– Paula White, Social Services Director, Phone: (580) 588–2298, Fax: (580) 7357; Fax: (480) 362–5574; E-mail: 919 Hwy. 395 South, Gardnerville, 588–2106, E-mail: n/a, Southern [email protected]. Nevada 89410; Telephone: (775) 265– Plains Region San Carlos Apache Tribe, Aaron Begay, 7024; Fax: (775) 265–4593; E-mail: ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box 0 San n/a. Apache Carlos, Arizona 85550; Telephone: Wells Band Council, Paula Salazar, Jicarilla Apache Nation, Monica L. (928) 475–2313; Fax: (928) 475–2342; Chairwoman, P.O. Box 809, Wells, Carrasco, Director, P.O. Box 546, E-mail: [email protected]. Nevada 89835; Telephone: (775) 752– Dulce, New Mexico 87528, Phone:
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(505) 759–3162, Fax: (505) 759–3588, Myron L. Trottier, ICWA Case Cahuilla (see Mission) E-mail: [email protected], Manager, 158 Tribal Way, Fort Morongo Band of Cahuilla Mission Southwest Region Belknap Agency, Harlem, Montana Indians, Duke Steppe, Social Worker, Mescalero Apache Tribe, Crystal Garcia, 59526, Phone: (406) 353–8328, Fax: 11581 Potrero Road, Banning, Tribal Census Clerk, P.O. Box 227, (406) 353–4634, E-mail: mtrottier@ California 92220, Phone: (951) 849– Mescalero, New Mexico 88340, ftbelknap-nsn.gov, Rocky Mountain 4697, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Phone: (575) 464–9209, Fax: (575) Region Ramona Band or Village of Cahuilla, 464–9191, E-mail: cgarcia@ Assiniboine (see Sioux) Susan Reckker, Tribal Administrator, matisp.net, Southwest Region P.O. Box 391670, Anza, California San Carlos Apache Tribe, Aaron Begay, Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes, 92539, Phone: (951) 763–4105, Fax: ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box 0, San Chairman, Fort Peck Indian (951) 763–4325, E-mail: sreckker@ Carlos, Arizona 85550, Phone: (928) Reservation, P.O. Box 1027, Popular, ramonatribe.com, Pacific Region 475–2313, Fax: (928) 475–2342, E- Montana 59255, Phone: (406) 768– Santa Rosa Band of Cahuilla Indians, mail: [email protected], 5155, E-mail: n/a, Rocky Mountain Mayme Estrada, Chair, P.O. Box 609, Western Region Region Hemet, California 92546, Phone: (951) Tonto Apache Tribe of Arizona, Lyndsie 658–5311, Fax: (951) 658–6733, E- Butler, Social Services Director, Tonto Blackfeet mail: n/a, Pacific Region Apache Reservation #30, Payson, Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians, Tribal Arizona 85541, Phone: (928) 474– Blackfeet Tribe of Montana, Raquel Social Worker, Soboba Social Services 5000, Fax: (928) 474–9125, E-mail: Vaile, Indian Child Welfare Act Department, P.O. Box 487, San [email protected], Western (ICWA) Coordinator, P.O. Box 588, Jacinto, California 92581, Phone: (707) Region Browning, Montana 59417, Phone: White Mountain Apache Tribe, Mariella (406) 338–7806, Cell: (406) 470–0026, 463–2644, Fax: (707) 487–1738, Dosela, ICWA Representative, P.O. Fax: (406) 338–7726, E-mail: n/a, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Box 1870, Whiteriver, Arizona 85941, Rocky Mountain Region Cahuilla Phone: (928) 338–4164, Fax: (928) Caddo Torres Martinez Desert Cahuilla Indians, 338–1469, E-mail: [email protected], Annette Chihuahua, ICWA Case Caddo Nation of Oklahoma, Mary Western Region Assistant/Tribal Delegate TMDCI, 66– Prentiss, ICW Caseworker, P.O. Box Apache (see Yavapai) 725 Martinez Rd., Thermal, California 487, Binger, Oklahoma 73009, Phone: 92274, Phone: (760) 578–8334, Phone: Yavapai-Apache Nation, Nancy B. (405) 656–9222, Fax: (405) 656–9237, (760) 397–0455 Ext: 1101, Fax: (760) Guzman, ICWA Coordinator, 2400 E-mail: [email protected], 397–3925, E-mail: achihuahua@ Datsi Road, Camp Verde, Arizona Southern Plains Region 86322, Phone: (928) 649–7115, Fax: tmdci.org, Pacific Region Cahuilla (928) 567–6832, E-mail: nguzman@ Catawba yan-tribe.org, Western Region Agua Caliente Band of Cahuilla Indians, Catawba Indian Nation, Jud Christensen, Arapahoe Michelle A. Carr, Esq., Attorney, 5401 ICWA Representative, Aliceson Dinah Shore Drive, Palm Springs, Northern Arapahoe Tribe of the Wind McCormick, Director Social Services, California 92264, Phone: (760) 699– River Reservation, Chairman, P.O. 996 Avenue of Nations, Rock Hill, 6862, Fax: (760) 699–6863, E-mail: Box 396, Fort Washakie, Wyoming South Carolina 29730, Phone: (803) [email protected], Pacific 82514, Phone: (406) 332–6120, Fax: 366–4792, Fax: (803) 325–1242, (406) 332–7543, E-mail: n/a, Rocky Region E-mail: jud.christensen@ Mountain Region Cahuilla (see Mission) catawbaindian.net, Aliceson.mccormick@ Arapaho (see Cheyenne) Augustine Band of Cahuilla Indians, catawbaindian.net, Eastern Region Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma, Mary Armgreen, Chairperson, P.O. Cayuga (see Iroquois/Seneca) Mary Davenport, Executive Director, Box 846, Coachella, California 92236, Michael Scott Burgett, ICW Phone: (760) 398–4722, E-mail: n/a, Cayuga Nation of New York, Anita Coordinator, P.O. Box 38, Concho, Pacific Region Thompson, Assistant Administration, Oklahoma 73022, Telephone: (405) Cabazon Band of Mission Indians, P.O. Box 803, Versailles, New York 422–7476/(405) 201–3188, Fax: (405) Chairman, 84–245 Indio Springs 14168, Phone: (315) 568–0750, Fax: 422–8218 or (405) 422–3164, E-mail: Drive, Indio, California 92201, Phone: (315) 568–0752, E-mail: [email protected]; mburgett (760) 342–2593, E-mail: n/a, Pacific anita.thompson@cayuganation- @c-a-tribes.org, Southern Plains Region nsn.gov, Eastern Region Region Cahuilla Band of Mission Indians, Cayuga (see Seneca) Arikara (see Three Affiliated Tribes/ Executive Director, Indian Child & Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma, Hidatsa/Mandan) Family Services, P.O. Box 2269, Darold Wofford, Director of Family Three Affiliated Tribes, (Mandan, Temecula, California 92590, Phone: Services, 23701 South 655 Road, Arikara & Hidatsa), Katherine Felix, (951) 676–8832, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Grove, Oklahoma 74344, Phone: (918) ICWA Specialist, 404 Frontage Road, Region 787–5452, Fax: (918) 786–5713, New Town, North Dakota 58763, Cahuilla (see Mission/Cupeno) E-mail: [email protected], Eastern Phone: (701) 627–4781, Fax: (701) Oklahoma Region 627–5550, E-mail: kfelix@ Los Coyotes Band of Cahuilla & Cupeno Chehalis mhanation.com, Great Plains Region Indians, Tribal Family Services, Manager, Indian Health Council, Inc., Confederated Tribes of the Chehalis Assiniboine (see Gros Ventre) P.O. Box 406, Pauma Valley, Reservation, Tracy Bray, Family Fort Belknap Indian Community, California 92061, Phone: (760) 749– Services Director, 420 Howanut Road, Assiniboine & Gros Ventre Tribes, 1410, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Oakville, Washington 98568, Phone:
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(360) 709–1871, Fax: (360) 273–5207, Oklahoma 73022, Telephone: (405) Chippewa (see Ottawa/Peshawbestown) E-mail: [email protected], 422–7476/(405) 201–3188, Fax: (405) Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Northwest Region 422–8218 or (405) 422–3164, E-mail: Chippewa Indians, Helen Cook, [email protected];, mburgett Chemehuevi Anishinaabek Family Services @c-a-tribes.org, Southern Plains Supervisor, 2605 N. West Bay Shore Chemehuevi Indian Tribe, James L. Region Graves, PhD, Director of Health and Drive, Peshawbestown, Michigan Human Services, 1970 Palo Verde Chickasaw 49682–9275, Phone: (231) 534–7681, Drive, Suite 1, Havasu Lake, The Chickasaw Nation, Bill Anoatubby, Fax: (231) 534–7706, E-mail: California 92363, Phone: (760) 858– Governor, P.O. Box 1548, Ada, [email protected], Midwest 5426, Fax: (760) 858–5428, E-mail: Oklahoma 74821–1548, Phone: (580) Region n/a, Western Region 436–7216, Fax: (580) 436–4287, Chippewa (see Keweenaw) E-mail: [email protected], Chemehuevi (see Colorado River/Hopi/ Eastern Oklahoma Region Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, Judy Mojave/Navajo) Heath, Social Service Director, 16429 Chitimacha Colorado River Indian Tribes, Norma Beartown Road, Baraga, Michigan Gonzales, Foster Care Coordinator/ Chitimacha Tribe of Louisiana, Karen 49908, Phone: (906) 353–4201, Fax: Case Manager, 12302 Kennedy Drive, Matthews, Social Services Director, (906) 353–8171, E-mail: judy@kbic- Parker, Arizona 85344, Phone: (928) P.O. Box 520, Charenton, Louisiana nsn.gov, Midwest Region 669–8187, Fax: (928) 669–8881, 70523, Phone: (337) 923–7000, Fax: Chippewa E-mail: [email protected], (337) 923–2475, E-mail: Karen@ Lac Courte Oreilles, LuAnn Kolumbus, Western Region chitimacha.gov, Eastern Region Director of Indian Child Welfare, Chemehuevi (see Luiseno/Mission) Chippewa (see Ojibwe) 13394 W. Trepania Road, Hayward, Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Bad River Band of Lake Superior Wisconsin 54843, Phone: (715) 634– Indians, Executive Director, Indian Chippewa, Esie Leoso-Corbine, ICWA 8934, Fax: (715) 634–2981, E-mail: Child & Family Services, P.O. Box Director, P.O. Box 55, Odanah, n/a, Midwest Region 2269, Temecula, California 92590, Wisconsin 54861, Phone: (715) 682– Lac du Flambeau, Kristin Allen, ICW Phone: (951) 676–8832, Fax: (951) 7135 Ext: 1414, Fax: (715) 685–7888, Director, P.O. Box 189, Lac du 676–3950, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region E-mail: [email protected], Flambeau, Wisconsin 54538, Phone: Midwest Region (715) 588–1511, Fax: (715) 588–3903, Cherokee Chippewa E-mail: [email protected], Midwest Cherokee Nation of Oklahoma, Linda Region Bay Mills Indian Community, Phyllis Woodward, Director, Children & Lac Vieux Desert, Dee Dee McGeshick, Kinney, Tribal Court Administrator, Family Services, P.O. Box 948, Social Services Director, P.O. Box 12140 W. Lakeshore Dr., Brimley, MI Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465, Phone: 249, Watersmeet, Michigan 49969, 49715, Phone: (906) 248–3241, Fax: (918) 458–6900, Fax: (918) 458–6146, Phone: (906) 358–4940, Fax: (906) (906) 248–5817, E-MAIL pHyllisk@ E-mail: [email protected], 358–4900, E-mail: dee.mcgeshick@ Baymills.Org, Midwest Region lvdtribal.com, Midwest Region Eastern Oklahoma Region Bois Fort Band, Angela Wright, Indian Eastern Band of Cherokee Indians, Child Welfare Supervisor, 13071 Nett Chippewa (see Ojibwe) Barbara Jones, Program Manager, Lake Road, Suite A, Nett Lake, Family Support Services, 508 Goose Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, Tammie Minnesota 55771, Phone: (218) 757– Finn, Child Welfare Director, 115 Creek Road, P.O. Box 507, Cherokee, 3476 or (218) 757–3916, Fax: (218) North Carolina 28719, Phone: (828) Sixth Street NW, Suite E, Cass Lake, 757–3335, E-mail: amwright@ Minnesota 56633, Phone: (218) 335– 497–6092, Fax: (828) 497–3322, boisforte.nsn.gov, Midwest Region E-mail: [email protected], 8240, Fax: (218) 335–3779, E-mail: Eastern Region Chippewa (see Cree) [email protected], Midwest United Keetoowah Band of Cherokee Chippewa Cree Tribe of the Rocky Boy’s Region Indians in Oklahoma, Joyce Reservation of Montana, Tribal Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, Ryan Fourkiller-Hawk, P.O. Box 746, Chairman, Rural Route 1, P.O. Box Champagne, Director of Family Tahlequah, Oklahoma 74465, Phone: 544, Box Elder, Montana 59521, Services, MilleLacs Band Government (918) 431–1818, Fax: (918) 453–9345, Phone: (406) 395–5705, Fax: (406) Center, 43408 Oodena Drive, Onamia, E-mail: jfourkiller@ 395–5702, E-mail: n/a, Rocky Minnesota 56359, Phone: (320) 532– unitedkeetoowahband.org, Eastern Mountain Region 7776 Ext: 7762, Fax: (320) 532–7583, Oklahoma Region E-mail: ryan.champagne@ CHIPPEWA millelacsband.com, Midwest Region Cheyenne Fond du Lac Band of Lake Superior Chippewa Northern Cheyenne, Leroy A. Spang, Chippewa, Karen Diver, Chairwoman, President, P.O. Box 128, Lame Deer, 1720 Big Lake Road, Cloquet, Minnesota Chippewa Tribe, Linda Montana 59043, Phone: (406) 477– Minnesota 55720, Phone: (218) 879– Johnson, Human Services Director, 4846, Fax: (406) 477–6210, E-mail: 4593, Fax: (218) 878–2189, E-mail: (Includes Six Component [email protected], [email protected], Midwest Reservations:, Bois Forte Band, Fond Rocky Mountain Region Region Du Lac band; Grand Portage Band; Grand Portage Reservation, Patti Foley, Leech Lake Band; Mille Lacs Band; Cheyenne (see Arapaho) Social Worker, P.O. Box 428, Grand White Earth Band), Adrienne Adkins, Cheyenne-Arapaho Tribes of Oklahoma, Portage, Minnesota 55605, Phone: Human Services Director, P.O. Box Mary Davenport, Executive Director, (218) 475–2169, Fax: (218) 475–2455, 217, Cass Lake, Minnesota 56633, Michael Scott Burgett, ICW E-mail: [email protected], Phone: (218) 335–8585, Fax: (218) Coordinator, P.O. Box 38, Concho, Midwest Region 335–8080, E-mail: ljohnston@
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mnchippewatribe.org, Midwest Phone: (580) 588–2298, Fax: (580) mail: [email protected], Region 588–2106, E-mail: n/a, Southern Western Region Red Cliff Band of, Lake Superior Plains Region Chippewa, Susan Crazy Thunder, Colville Choctaw Director, Indian Child Welfare Dept., Colville Business Council, ICWA, P.O. 88385 Pike Road, Highway 13, Choctaw Nation of Oklahoma, Billy Box 150, Nespelem, Washington Bayfield, Wisconsin 54814, Phone: Stephens, Senior Director, P.O. Box 99155–011, Phone: (509) 634–2200, (715) 779–3747, Fax: (715) 779–3783, 1210, Durant, Oklahoma 74701, Fax: (509) 634–2663, E-mail: n/a, E-mail: susie.crazythunder@redcliff- Phone: (580) 924–8280, Fax: (580) Northwest Region nsn.gov, Midwest Region 920–3197, E-mail: bstephens@ Red Lake Band of Chippewa Indians, choctawnation.com, Eastern Comanche Sheila Stately, ICWA Advocate, Box Oklahoma Region Comanche Nation-Oklahoma, Mona 427, Red Lake, Minnesota 56671, Jena Band of Choctaw Indians, Mona Perea, ICW Director, P.O. Box 908, Phone: (218) 679–2122, Fax: (218) Maxwell, Social Services Director, Lawton, Oklahoma 73502, Phone: 679–2929, E-mail: n/a, Midwest P.O. Box 14, Jena, Louisiana 71342, (580) 492–3347, Fax: (508) 354–3838, Region Phone: (318) 992–0136, Cell: (318) E-mail: ramonap@ Saginaw Chippewa Indian Tribe of 419–8432, Fax: (318) 992–4162, E- comanchenation.com, Southern Michigan, Kimberly Crampton, mail: n/a, Eastern Region Plains Region Director, 7070 East Broadway, Mt. Mississippi Band of Choctaw Indians, Pleasant, MI 48858, Phone: (989) 775– Kirsten L. Clegg, Child Welfare Coquille 4909, Fax: (989) 775–4912, E-mail: Supervisor, Department of Family & [email protected], Midwest Community Services, Children & Coquille Indian Tribe, Bridgett Wheeler, Region Family Services Program, P.O. Box ICWA Worker, 3050 Tremont St., 6050, Choctaw, Mississippi 39350, North Bend, Oregon 97459, Phone: Chippewa (see Ojibwe) Phone: (601) 650–1741, Fax: (601) (541) 888–9494, Fax: (541) 888–6701, St. Croix Tribe of Wisconsin, Donna 656–8817, E-mail: kclegg@ E-mail: [email protected], Northwest Churchill, Director, 24663 Angeline choctaw.org, Eastern Region Region Avenue, Webster, Wisconsin 54893, Coushatta Phone: (715) 349–2195, Fax: (715) Chukchansi 349–8665, E-mail: donnac@ Picayune Rancheria of the Chukchansi Alabama-Coushatta Tribe of Texas, stcroixtribalcenter.com, Midwest Indians, Orianna Walker, ICWA Aaron Williams, Social Service Region Coordinator, 46575 Road 417, Director, 571 State Park Road 56, Coarsegold, California 93614, Phone: Livingston, Texas 77351, Telephone: Chippewa (559) 683–6633 Ext: 212, Fax: (559) (936) 563–1252, Fax: (936) 563–1254, Sault Ste. Marie Tribe of Chippewa 692–8792, E-mail: orianna.walker@ E-mail: [email protected], Indians, Juanita Bye, ACFS Division chukchansi.net, Pacific Region Southern Plains Region Director, 2218 Shunk Rd., Sault Ste Chimash (see Mission) Coushatta Tribe of Louisiana, Milton Marie, Michigan 49783, Phone: (906) Hebert, MSW, CADC, CGAC, Social 632–5250, Fax: (906) 632–5266, E- Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians, Service Director, 2003 CC Bel Road, mail: [email protected], Midwest Caren Romero, Jess Montoya, ICWA Elton, Louisiana 70532, Phone: (337) Region Representative, Executive Director, 584–1439, Fax: (337) 584–1473, E- Sokaogon Chippewa Community of Santa Ynez, California 93460, Phone: mail: [email protected], Wisconsin, Angela Ring, ICWA (805) 694–2671, Fax: (805) 686–2060, Eastern Region Director, 10808 Sokaogon Drive, E-mail: [email protected], Pacific Crandon, Wisconsin 54520, Phone: Region Cowlitz (715) 478–2520, Fax: (715) 478–7623, Cowlitz Indian Tribe, Carolee Morris, E-mail: angelaring@ Cocopah ICWA Director, P.O. Box 2547, sokaogonchippewa.com, Midwest Cocopah Indian Tribe, Efrain Rodriguez, Longview, Washington 98632–8594, Region Social Services Director, County 15 Phone: (360) 577–8140, Fax: (360) Turtle Mountain Band of Chippewa and Ave. G, Somerton, Arizona 85350, 577–7432, E-mail: n/a, Northwest Indians, Marilyn Poitra, ICWA Phone: (928) 627–3729, Fax: (928) Region Coordinator, Child Welfare and 627–3316, E-mail: cocosocser@ Family Services, P.O. Box 900, cocopah.com, Western Region Cree (see Chippewa) Belcourt, North Dakota 58316, Phone: Coeur D’Alene (701) 477–5688, Fax: (701) 477–5797, Chippewa Cree Tribe of the Rocky Boy’s E-mail: [email protected], Great Coeur D’ Alene Tribal Council, Leona Reservation of Montana, Tribal Plains Region M. Flowers, Social Worker Lead, Box Chairman, Rural Route 1, P.O. Box White Earth Reservation Business 408, Plummer, Idaho 83851, Phone: 544, Box Elder, Montana 59521, Committee, Jeri Jasken, ICWA (208) 686–8106, Fax: (208) 686–4410, Phone: (406) 395–5705, Fax: (406) Coordinator, P.O. Box 358, White E-mail: [email protected], 395–5702, E-mail: n/a, Rocky Earth, Minnesota 56591, Phone: (218) Northwest Region Mountain Region 983–4647, Fax: (218) 983–3712, E- Colorado River (see Chemehuevi/Hopi/ Creek (see Alabama-Quassarte) mail: [email protected], Midwest Mojave/Navajo) Region, Midwest Region Alabama-Quassarte Tribal Town, Annie Colorado River Indian Tribes, Norma Merritt, ICWA Director, P.O. Box 187, Chiricahua (see Apache) Gonzales, Foster Care Coordinator/ 101 E. Broadway, Wetumka, Fort Sill Apache Tribe of Oklahoma, Case Manager, 12302 Kennedy Drive, Oklahoma 74883, Phone: (405) 452– Ramona Austin, ICW Director, Route Parker, Arizona 85344, Phone: (928) 3881, Fax: (405) 452–3889, E-mail: 2, Box 121, Apache, Oklahoma 73006, 669–8187, Fax: (928) 669–8881, E- n/a, Eastern Oklahoma Region
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Creek Phone: (619) 445–1188, Fax: (619) Diegueno (see Mission) Kialegee Tribal Town, Augusta 445–0765, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians, Campo Band of Mission Indians, Charity Anderson, ICW Director, P.O. Box Iipay Nation, Linda Ruis, Director, White-Voth, Kumeyaay Family 332, Wetumka, Oklahoma 74883, Santa Ysabel Social Services Services Director, Southern Indian Phone: (405) 452–5388, Fax: (405) Department, P.O. Box 701, Santa Health Council, Inc., 4058 Willow 452–3413, E-mail: n/a, Eastern Ysabel, California 92070, Phone: (760) Road, Alpine, California 91903, Oklahoma Region 765–1106, Fax: (760) 765–0312, E- Phone: (619) 445–1188, Fax: (619) The Muscogee (Creek) Nation, Steven mail: n/a, Pacific Region 445–0765, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Wahnee, ICW Coordinator, P.O. Box Sycuan Band of Mission Indians, 580, Okmulgee, Oklahoma 74447, Diegueno (see Kumeyaay) Charity White-Voth, Kumeyaay Family Services Director, Southern Phone: (918) 732–7869, Fax: (918) Ewiiaapaayp Band of Kumeyaay 732–7855, E-mail: swahnee@ Indian Health Council, Inc., 4058 Indians, Will Micklin, CEO, Willow Road, Alpine, California muscogeenation-nsn.gov, Eastern Ewiiaapaayp Tribal Government, 4054 Oklahoma Region 91903, Phone: (619) 445–1188, Fax: Willow Road, Alpine, California (619) 445–0765, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Poarch Band of Creek Indians, Carolyn 91903, Phone: (619) 445–6315, Fax: M. White, LSW, Director, Martha Region (619) 445–9126, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Viejas (Baron Long), Charity White- Gookin, Family Services Coordinator, Region Department of Family Services, 5811 Voth, Kumeyaay Family Services Jack Springs Road, Atmore, Alabama Diegueno (see Mission) Director, Southern Indian Health Council, Inc., 4058 Willow Road, 36502, Phone: (251) 368–9136 Ext. Inaja & Cosmit Band of Mission Indians, Alpine, California 91903, Phone: (619) 2600/2603, Fax: (251) 368–0828, E- Tribal Family Services, Manager, 445–1188, Fax: (619) 445–0765, E- mail: [email protected], mgookin@ Indian Health Services, Inc., P.O. Box mail: n/a, Pacific Region pci-nsn.gov, Eastern Region 406, Pauma Valley, California 92061, Thlopthlocco Tribal Town, Janet Wise, Phone: (706) 749–1410, E-mail: n/a, Flathead (see Kootenai/Salish) Manager, P.O. 188, Okemah, Pacific Region Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes, Oklahoma 74859, Phone: (918) 560– Diegueno (see Kumeyaay) Lena Young Running Crane, ICWA 6130, Fax: (918) 623–3023, E-mail: Specialist, Box 278, Pablo, Montana [email protected], Eastern Oklahoma Jamul Indian Village, Program Director, 59855, Phone: (406) 675–2700, Fax: Region Kumeyaay Family Services, Southern (406) 275–2883, E-mail: n/a, Indian Health Council, Inc., 4058 Crow Northwest Region Willow Road, Alpine, California Crow Tribe, Director of Tribal Social 91903, Phone: (619) 445–1188, E-mail: Kootenai Services, P.O. Box 159, Crow Agency, n/a, Pacific Region Kootenai Tribal Council, Velma Bahe, Montana 59022, Phone: (406) 638– Diegueno (see Mission) ICWA Contact, P.O. Box 1269, 3925, Fax: (406) 638–4042, E-mail: Bonners Ferry, ID 83805–1269, n/a, Rocky Mountain Region La Posta Band of Mission Indians, Telephone: (208) 267–8451, E-mail: n/ Charity White-Voth, Kumeyaay a, Northwest Region Cupeno (see Cahuilla/Mission) Family Services Director, Southern Los Coyotes Band of Cahuilla & Cupeno Indian Health Council, Inc., 4058 Goshute Indians, Tribal Family Services, Willow Road, Alpine, California Goshute Business Council (Nevada and Manager, Indian Health Council, Inc., 91903, Phone: (619) 445–1188, Fax: Utah), Melissa Oppenhein, ICWA P.O. Box 406, Pauma Valley, (619) 445–0765, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Worker, Confederated Tribes of the California 92061, Phone: (760) 749– Region Goshute Reservation, Melissa 1410, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Manzanita Band of Mission Indians, Oppenhein, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box Chairperson, P.O. Box 1302, Delaware (see Lenapi/Munsee) 6104, Ibapah, Utah 84034, Phone: Boulevard, California 91905, Phone: (435) 234–1178, Fax: (435) 234–1162, Delaware Nation, Lydia Ramirez, ICW (619) 766–4930, E-mail: n/a, Pacific E-mail: melissaoppenhein@ Director, P.O. Box 825, Anadarko, Region gashutetribe.com, Western Region Oklahoma 73005, Phone: (405) 247– Mesa Grande Band of Mission Indians, Skull Valley Band of Goshute Indians, 2448 Ext: 1152, Fax: (405) 247–5942, Tribal Family Services, Manager, Lori Bear, Chairwoman, P.O. Box 448, E-mail: lramirez@ Indian Health Services, Inc., P.O. Box Grantsville, Utah 84029, Phone: (435) delawarenation.com, Southern Plains 406, Pauma Valley, California 92061, 882–4532, Fax: (435) 882–4889, E- Region Phone: (706) 749–1410, E-mail: n/a, mail: [email protected], Western Pacific Region Delaware Region Rincon Band of Mission Indians, Tribal Delaware Tribe of Indians, Paula Family Services, Manager, Indian Grand Ronde (see Shasta/Siletz) Pechonick, Chief, 170 N.E. Barbar, Health Services, Inc., P.O. Box 406, Confederated Tribes of the Grande Bartlesville, OK 74003, Phone: (918) Pauma Valley, California 92061, Ronde Community of Oregon, Dana 336–5272, Fax: (918) 337–6591, E- Phone: (706) 749–1410, E-mail: n/a, Ainma, ICWA Contact, 9615 Grand mail: [email protected], Pacific Region Ronde Road, Grand Ronde, Oregon Eastern Oklahoma Region 97347–0038, Phone: (503) 879–2034, Diegueno Diegueno (see Mission) Fax: (503) 879–2142, E-mail: n/a, San Pasqual Band of Diegueno Indians, Northwest Region Barona Band of Mission Indians, Charity Tribal Family Services, Manager, White-Voth, Kumeyaay Family Indian Health Services, Inc., P.O. Box Gros Ventre (see Assiniboine) Services Director, Southern Indian 406, Pauma Valley, California 92061, Gros Ventre and Assiniboine, Fort Health Council, Inc., 4058 Willow Phone: (706) 749–1410, E-mail: n/a, Belknap Indian Community, Road, Alpine, California 91903, Pacific Region Assiniboine & Gros Ventre Tribes,
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Myron L. Trottier, ICWA Case 480, Peach Springs, Arizona 86434, Salamanca, New York 14748, Phone: Manager, 158 Tribal Way, Fort Phone: (928) 769–2383/2269, Fax: (716) 945–5894, Fax: (716) 945–7881, Belknap Agency, Harlem, Montana (928) 769–2659, E-mail: cimus@ E-mail: tracy.pacini@ 59526, Phone: (406) 353–8328, Fax: frontiernet.net, Western Region senecahealth.org, Eastern Region (406) 353–4634, E-mail: mtrottier@ Huron (see Potawatomi) Iroquois (see Seneca/Tonawanda) ftbelknap-nsn.gov, Rocky Mountain Region Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the Tonawanda Band of Seneca, Roger Hill, Potawatomi, Meg Fairchild, LMSW, Chief, Council of Chiefs, 7027 Havasupai CAAC, Clinical Social Worker, 1474 Meadville Road, Basom, New York Havasupai Tribe, Attention: Phyllis Mno Bmadzewen Way, Fulton, 14013, Phone: (716) 542–4244, Fax: Jones, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box Michigan 49052, Phone: (269) 729– (716) 542–4008, E-mail: n/a, Eastern 10, Supai, Arizona 86435, Phone: 4422, Fax: (269) 729–4460, E-mail: Region (928) 448–2731, E-mail: n/a, Western [email protected], Midwest Region Iroquois (see Tuscarora) Region Huron (see Wyandotte) Tuscarora Nation of New York, Chief Hidatsa (see Arikara/Mandan/Three Leo Henry, Clerk, 206 Mount Hope Affiliated Tribes) Wyandotte Nation, Kate Randall, Director of Family Services, 64700 E. Road, Lewistown, New York 14092, Three Affiliated Tribes, (Mandan, Hwy 60, Wyandotte, Oklahoma Phone: (716) 297–1148, Fax: (716) Arikara & Hidatsa), Katherine Felix, 74370, Phone: (918) 678–2297, Fax: 297–7355, E-mail: n/a, Eastern Region ICWA Specialist, 404 Frontage Road, (918) 678–2944, E-mail: krandall@ Kalispel New Town, North Dakota 58763, wyandotte-nation.org, Eastern Kalispel Tribe of Indians, Wendy L. Phone: (701) 627–4781, Fax: (701) Oklahoma Region 627–5550, E-mail: kfelix@ Thomas, MSW, Support Services mhanation.com, Great Plains Region Iowa Director, 934 S. Gargeld Rd., Airway Heights, Washington 99001, Phone: Iowa Tribe of Kansas, Chairperson, 3345 Ho-Chunk (see Winnebago) (509) 789–7634, Cell: (509) 671–6972, B. Thrasher Road, White Cloud, The Ho-Chunk Nation, Valerie Fax: (509) 789–7659, E-mail: wthomas Kansas 66094, Phone: (785) 595–3258, Blackdeer, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. @camashealth.com, Northwest Region Southern Plains Region Box 40, Black River Falls, Wisconsin Iowa Tribe of Oklahoma, Janice Rowe- Karuk (see Tolowa/Yurok) 54615, Phone: (715) 284–9851, Fax: Kurak, Chairman, Route 1, Box 721, (715) 284–0097, E-mail: Elk Valley Rancheria, Chairperson, 2332 Perkins, Oklahoma 74045, (405) 547– [email protected], Howland Hill Road, Crescent City, 2402, (405) 547–1060, Southern Midwest Region California 95531, Phone: (707) 464– Plains Region 4680, Fax: (707) 465–2638, E-mail: Hoh Iroquois (see Cayuga/Seneca) [email protected], Pacific Hoh Indian Tribe, Annette Pen, ICW, Region P.O. Box 2196, Forks, Washington Cayuga Nation of New York, Anita Karuk 98331, Phone: (360) 374–5022, Fax: Thompson, Assistant Administration, (360) 374–5039, E-mail: milab@ P.O. Box 803, Versailles, New York Karuk Tribe, Mike Edwards, Child and hohtribe-nsn.org, Northwest Region 14168, Phone: (315) 568–0750, Fax: Family Services Director, Karuk (315) 568–0752, E-mail: Health Clinic, 1519 S. Oregon Street, Hoopa anita.thompson@cayuganation- Yreka, California 96097, Phone: (530) Hoopa Valley Tribe, Millie Grant, nsn.gov, Eastern Region 842–9200 Ext: 6301, Fax: (530) 841– Director—Human Services, P.O. Box Iroquois (see Oneida) 5150, E-mail: [email protected], 1267, Hoopa, California 95546, Phone: Pacific Region (530) 625–4236 x 19, E-mail: n/a, Oneida Indian Nation, Kim Jacobs, Karuk (see Shasta) Pacific Region Nation Clerk, Box 1, Vernon, New York 13476, Phone: (315) 829–8337, Quartz Valley Indian Tribe, Mary Hopi (see Chemehuevi/Mohave/ Fax: (315) 829–8392, E-mail: kjacobs Gowen, ICWA Director, 13601 Quartz Colorado River/Navajo) @oneida.nation.org, Eastern Region Valley Road, Fort Jones, California Colorado River Indian Tribes, Norma Iroquois (see Onondaga) 96032, Phone: (530) 468–5907 Ext: Gonzales, Foster Care Coordinator/ 314, Fax: (530) 468–5608, E-mail: Case Manager, 12302 Kennedy Drive, Onondaga Nation of New York, Council [email protected], Pacific Region Parker, Arizona 85344, Phone: (928) of Chiefs, P.O. Box 85, Nedrow, New Kashia (see Pomo) 669–8187, Fax: (928) 669–8881, E- York 13120, Phone: (315) 469–9196, mail: [email protected], Fax: (315) 492–4822, E-mail: n/a, Kashia Band of Pomo Indians of the Western Region Eastern Region Stewarts Point Rancheria, Tara Candelaria, Administrative Assistant, Iroquois (see Mohawk) Hopi 3535 Industrial Drive, Suite B–2, The Hopi Tribe, Loren Sekayumptewa, Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, Clarissa Santa Rosa, CA 95403, Telephone: MSW, PhD (ABD), Director of Social Chatland, ICWA Program Coordinator, (707) 591–0580, Fax: (707) 591–0583, & Behavioral Health Services, P.O. 412 State, Route 37, Akwesasne, New E-mail: tribalofc@ Box 68, Second Mesa, Arizona 86043, York 13655, Phone: (518) 358–4516, stewartspointrancheria.com, Pacific Phone: (928) 737–2685, Fax: (928) Fax: (518) 358–9258, E-mail:, Region 737–2667, E-mail: n/a, Western clarissa.terrance-chatland@SRMT- Kaw Region nsn.gov, Eastern Region Kaw Nation, Chairperson, Drawer 50, Hualapai Iroquois (see Seneca) Kaw City, Oklahoma 74641, Phone: Hualapai Tribe, Carrie Imus, Director, Seneca Nation of Indians, Tracy Pacini, (580) 269–2552, E-mail: n/a, Southern Hualapai Human Services, P.O. Box Program Coordinator, P.O. Box 500, Plains Region
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Keweenaw (see Chippewa) Kumeyaay (see Diegueno) Maidu Keweenaw Bay Indian Community, Judy Ewiiaapaayp Band of Kumeyaay Tyme Maidu Tribe (Berry Creek Heath, Social Service Director, 16429 Indians, Will Micklin, CEO, Rancheria), Terilynn Steele, ICWA Beartown Road, Baraga, Michigan Ewiiaapaayp Tribal Government, 4054 Supervisor, 5 Tyme Way, Oroville, 49908, Phone: (906) 353–4201, Fax: Willow Road, Alpine, California California 95966, Phone: (530) 534– (906) 353–8171, E-mail: judy@kbic- 91903, Phone: (619) 445–6315, FaxL 3859, Fax: (530) 534–1151, E-mail: nsn.gov, Midwest Region (619) 445–9126, E-mail: n/a, Pacific [email protected], Pacific Region Kickapoo Region Kickapoo Tribe of Indians of the, Jamul Indian Village, Charity White- Maidu (see Me-Wuk/Miwok) Voth, Kumeyaay Family Services Kickapoo Reservation in Kansas, Enterprise Rancheria, Shari Ghalayini, Director, Southern Indian Health Chairperson, P.O. Box 271, Horton, ICWA Coordinator, 2133 Monte Vista Council, Inc., 4058 Willow Road, Kansas 66439, Phone: (785) 486–2131, Ave., Oroville, California 95966, Alpine, California 91903, Phone: (619) E-mail: n/a, Southern Plains Region Phone: (530) 532–9214, Fax: (530) 445–1188, Fax: (619) 445–0765, E- Kickapoo Tribe of Oklahoma, 532–1768, E-mail: sharig@ mail: n/a, Pacific Region Chairperson, P.O. Box 70, McLoud, enterpriserancheria.org, Pacific Oklahoma 74851, Phone: (405) 964– Lenapi (see Delaware/Munsee) Region 7053, E-mail: n/a, Southern Plains Region Delaware Nation, Lydia Ramirez, ICW Maidu Kickapoo Traditional Tribe of Texas, Director, P.O. Box 825, Anadarko, Greenville Rancheria, Dr. Gonzalo Connie Valenzuela, Indian Child Oklahoma 73005, Phone: (405) 247– Gonzalez, Behavioral Health, Patty Welfare Director, 286 Falcon Blvd., 2448 Ext: 1152, Fax: (405) 247–5942, Allen, Chief Financial Officer, Crystal Eagle Pass, Texas 78852, Phone: (830) E-mail: lramirez@ Rios, Tribal Secretary/Tresurer, 776–5601, Fax: (830) 776–5605, Work delawarenation.com, Southern Plains Faustina Lopez, Tribal Representative, Cell: (830) 513–2937, E-mail: Region P.O. Box 279, Greenville, California [email protected], Luiseno 95947, Phone: (530) 284–7990, Fax: Southern Plains Region (530) 284–7299, E-mail: ggonzalez@ La Jolla Band of Luiseno Indians, greenvillerancheria.com, pallen@ Kiowa Manager Tribal Family Services, greenvillerancheria.com, crios@ Kiowa Tribe of Oklahoma, Richard Indian Health Council, Inc., P.O. Box greenvillerancheria.com, flopez@ Hernasy, ICWA Director, P.O. Box 406, Pauma Valley, CA 92061, greenvillerancheria.com, Pacific 369, Carnegie, Oklahoma 73015, Telephone: (760) 749–1410, Fax: (760) Region Phone: (580) 654–2300, (580) 654– 749–5518, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region 2363, E-mail: n/a, Southern Plains Pauma & Yuima Band of Mission Maidu (see Mechoopda) Region Indians, Maria Garcia, ICWA Mechoopda Tribe, Susan Bromley, Klamath (see Modoc/Yahooskin) Manager, Department of Social Office Manager, 125 Mission Ranch Services, 35008 Pala-Temecula Road, Boulevard, Chico, California 95926, The Klamath Tribe, Misty Barney, Child PMB 50, Pala, California 92059, Phone: (530) 899–8922, Fax: (530) Welfare Manager, Candi Crume, Child Phone: (760) 891–3542, E-mail: n/a, 899–8517, E-mail: sbromley@ Protective Specialist, Jim Collins, ICW Pacific Region mechoopda-nsn.gov, Pacific Region Specialist, Lisa Ruiz, Child Welfare Pechanga Band of Mission Indians, Caseworker, P.O. Box 436, Chiloquin, Maidu Mark Macarro, Spokesman, P.O. Box Oregon 97624, Phone: (541) 783– 1477, Temecula, California 92593, Mooretown Rancheria, Francine 2219, Misty Barnes Cell: (541) 891– Phone: (951) 676–2768, Pacific Region McKinley, ICWA & Social Service 9584, Candi Crume Cell: (541) 891– Director, 1 Alverda Drive, Oroville, 7289, Jim Collins Cell: (541) 891– Luiseno (see Cahuilla/Mission) California 95966, Phone: (530) 533– 6683, Lisa Ruiz (541) 891–1457, Fax: Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians, Tribal 3625, Fax: (530) 533–3625, E-mail: (541) 783–7783, E-mail: Social Worker, Sobboba Social [email protected], Pacific Region [email protected]; Services Department, P.O. Box 487, [email protected]; Maidu (see Paiute/Pit River) San Jacinto, California 92581, Phone: [email protected];, Susanville Rancheria, Chairperson, (707) 463–2644, Fax: (707) 487–1738, [email protected], ICWA Director, 745 Joaquin Street, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Northwest Region Susanville, California 96130, Phone: Luiseno (see Chemehuevi/Mission) (530) 257–6264, Fax: (530) 257–7986, Klamath (see Modoc) E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma, Troy Little Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Axe, Assistant Tribal Administrator, Indians, Executive Director, Indian Maidu (see Miwok/Me-Wuk) 418 G SE, Miami, Oklahoma 74354, Child & Family Services, P.O. Box Auburn Rancheria, Chairperson, United Phone: (918) 542–1190, Fax: (918) 2269, Temecula, California 92590, Auburn Indian Community, 10720 542–5415, E-mail: n/a, Eastern Phone: (951) 676–8832, Fax: (951) Indian Hill Road, Auburn, California Oklahoma Region 676–3950, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region 95603, Phone: (916) 663–3720, Fax: (530) 823–8709, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Kootenai (see Flathead/Salish) Lummi Region Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes, Lummi Nation, Amy Finkbonner, Lena Young Running Crane, ICWA Lummi Children’s Services Manager, Makah Specialist, Box 278, Pablo, Montana P.O. Box 1024, Ferndale, Washington Makah Indian Tribal Council, Robin 59855, Phone: (406) 675–2700, Fax: 98248, Phone: (360) 384–2324, Fax: Denney, Social Service Manager, (406) 275–2883, E-mail: n/a, (360) 380–2157, E-mail: amyf@lummi- Sandy Soeneke, ICW Caseworker, P.O. Northwest Region nsn.gov, Northwest Region Box 115, Neah Bay, Washington
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98357, Phone: (360) 645–3251/3257, Fax: (916) 491–0012, E-mail: penny@ (209) 928–5300, Fax: (209) 928–1552, Fax: (360) 645–2685/2806, E-mail: n/ buenavistatribe.com, Pacific Region E-mail: [email protected], Pacific a, Northwest Region Region Me-Wuk (see Miwok) Wilton Rancheria, Chairperson, 9300 Maliseet California Valley Miwok Tribe, Rashel West Stockton Blvd., Ste. 205, Elk Houlton Band of Maliseet Indians, Reznor, ICWA Coordinator, 10601 N. Grove, California 95758, Telephone: Tiffany Randall, ICWA Director, 13–2 Escondido Pl., Stockton, CA 95212, (916) 683–6000, Fax: (916) 683–6015, Clover Court, Hourton, Maine 04730, Phone: (209) 931–4567, Fax: (209) E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Phone: (207) 694–0213, Fax: (207) 931–4333, E-mail: icwa@ 532–7287, E-mail: icwa.director@ californiavalleymiwoktribe-nsn.gov, Miami maliseets.com, Eastern Region Pacific Region Miami Tribe of Oklahoma, Callie Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of Lankford, MSW, Social Services Mandan (see Arikara/Three Affiliated the Trinidad Rancheria, Amy Atkins, Director, P.O. Box 1326, Miami, Tribes/Hidatsa) ICWA Representative, P.O. Box 630, Oklahoma 74355, Phone: (918) 541– Three Affiliated Tribes (Mandan, Trinidad, California 95570, Phone: 1381, Fax: (918) 540–2814, E-mail: Arikara & Hidatsa), Katherine Felix, (707) 677–0211, Fax: (707) 677–3921, [email protected], Eastern ICWA Specialist, 404 Frontage Road, E-mail: aatkins@ Oklahoma Region New Town, North Dakota 58763, trinidadrancheria.com, Pacific Region Phone: (701) 627–4781, Fax: (701) Chicken Ranch Rancheria of Me-Wuk Miccosukee 627–5550, E-mail: kfelix@ Indians Jan Costa, Tribal Miccosukee Tribe of Indians of Florida, mhanation.com, Great Plains Region Administrator, P.O. Box 1159, J. Degaglia, PhD, N.C.C., L.M.H.C., Jamestown, California 95327, Phone: Director Social Service Department, Maricopa (see Pima) (209) 984–4806, Fax: (209) 984–5606, P.O. Box 440021, Miami, Florida Gila River Indian Community, Lynda E-mail: [email protected], Pacific 33144, Phone: (305) 223–8380 Ext: Murden-Sells, Deputy/Acting Region 2267, Fax: (305) 223–1011, E-mail: jd Director, P.O. Box 427, Sacaton, @miccosukeetribe.com, Eastern Me-Wuk (see Miwok/Maidu) Arizona 85147, Phone: (520) 562– Region 3396, Fax: (520) 562–3633, E-mail: Enterprise Rancheria, Shari Ghalayini, [email protected], Western ICWA Coordinator, 2133 Monte Vista Micmac Region Ave., Oroville, California 95966, Aroostook Band of Micmacs, Tania M. Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Phone: (530) 532–9214, Fax: (530) Morey, Family Support Caseworker, 7 Community, Chenita Dix, Social 532–1768, E-mail: sharig@ Northern Road, Presque Isle, Maine Services Manager/ICWA Manager, enterpriserancheria.org, Pacific 04769, Phone: (207) 764–1972, Fax: 10,005 East Osborn Road, Scottsdale, Region (207) 764–7667, E-mail: tmorey@ Arizona 85256, Phone: (480) 362– micmac-nsn.gov, Eastern Region Me-Wuk (see Miwok/Pomo) 7357, Fax: (480) 362–5574, E-mail: Mission (see Cahuilla) [email protected], Federated Indians—Graton Rancheria, Western Region Michele Porter, Social Sevices, 6400 Augustine Band of Cahuilla Indians, Redwood Drive, Suite 104, Rohnert Mary Armgreen, Chairperson, P.O. Mechoopda (see Maidu) Park, California 94928, Phone: (707) Box 846, Coachella, California 92236, Mechoopda Tribe, Susan Bromley, 566–2288, Fax: (707) 566–2291 or Phone: (760) 398–4722, E-mail: n/a, Office Manager, 125 Mission Ranch 206–0351, E-mail: mporter@ Pacific Region Boulevard, Chico, California 95926, gratonrancheria.com, Pacific Region Mission (see Diegueno) Phone: (530) 899–8922, Fax: (530) Me-Wuk (see Miwok) 899–8517, E-mail: sbromley@ Barona Band of Mission Indians, Charity mechoopda-nsn.gov, Pacific Region Ione Band of Miwok Indians, Pamela White-Voth, Kumeyaay Family Baumgartner, Administrator, P.O. Box Services Director, Southern Indian Menominee 699, Plymouth, California 95669, Health Council, Inc., 4058 Willow Menominee Indian Tribe of Wisconsin, Phone: (209) 245–5800, Fax: (209) Road, Alpine, California 91903, Mary Husby, Director of Social 245–3112, E-mail: pam@ Phone: (619) 445–1188, Fax: (619) Services, P.O. Box 910, Keshena, ionemiwok.org, Pacific Region 445–0765, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Wisconsin 54135, Phone: (715) 799– Jackson Rancheria, Kimberly Heffron, Mission (see Cahuilla) 5161, Fax: (715) 799–6061, E-mail: Tribal Secretary, P.O. Box 1090, [email protected], Midwest Region Jackson, California 95642, Phone: Cabazon Band of Mission Indians, (209) 223–1935, Fax: (209) 223–5366, Chairman, 84–245 Indio Springs Me-Wuk (see Miwok/Maidu) E-mail: kheffron@jacksonrancheria- Drive, Indio, California 92201, Phone: Auburn Rancheria, Chairperson, United nsn.gov, Pacific Region (760) 342–2593, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Auburn Indian Community, 10720 Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians Region Indian Hill Road, Auburn, California (Shingle Springs Rancheria), Malissa Cahuilla Band of Mission Indians, 95603, Phone: (916) 663–3720, Fax: Tayaba, Director, Social Services, P.O. Executive Director, Indian Child & (530) 823–8709, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Box 1340, Shingle Springs, California Family Services, P.O. Box 2269, Region 95682, Phone: (530) 698–1400 or (530) Temecula, California 92590, Phone: 698–1436, Fax: (530) 676–8033, E- (951) 676–8832, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Me-Wuk (see Miwok/Pomo) mail: [email protected], Pacific Region Buena Vista Rancheria of Me-Wuk Region Indians, Penny Arciniaga, Tribal Tuolumne Band of Me-wuk Indians, Mission (see Diegueno) Member Services, 1418 20th Street, Lisa Ames, Social Services Campo Band of Mission Indians, Charity Suite 200, Sacramento, California Department Manager, P.O. Box 615, White-Voth, Kumeyaay Family 95811, Phone: (916) 491–0011 x 10, Tuolumne, California 95379, Phone: Services Director, Southern Indian
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Health Council, Inc., 4058 Willow Pauma & Yuima Band of Mission Mission (see Chemehuevi/Luiseno) Road, Alpine, California 91903, Indians, Tribal Family Services, Twenty-Nine Palms Band of Mission Phone: (619) 445–1188, Fax: (619) Manager, Indian Health Council, Inc., Indians, Executive Director, Indian 445–0765, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region P.O. Box 406, Pauma Valley, Child & Family Services, P.O. Box Inaja & Cosmit Band of Mission Indians, California 92061, Phone: (760) 749– 2269, Temecula, California 92590, Tribal Family Services, Manager, 1410, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Phone: (951) 676–8832, Fax: (951) Indian Health Services, Inc., P.O. Box Pechanga Band of Mission Indians, 676–3950, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region 406, Pauma Valley, California 92061, Mark Macarro, Spokesman, P.O. Box Phone: (706) 749–1410, E-mail: n/a, 1477, Temecula, California 92593, Mission (see Diegueno) Pacific Region Phone: (951) 676–2768, E-mail: n/a, Viejas (Baron Long) Band of Mission Pacific Region Mission (see Cahuilla/Cupeno) Indians, Charity White-Voth, Kumeyaay Family Services Director, Los Coyotes Band of Cahuilla & Cupeno Mission (see Cahuilla) Southern Indian Health Council, Inc., Indians, Tribal Family Services, Ramona Band or Village of Cahuilla, 4058 Willow Road, Alpine, California Manager, Indian Health Council, Inc., Susan Reckker, Tribal Administrator, 91903, Phone: (619) 445–1188, Fax: P.O. Box 406, Pauma Valley, P.O. Box 391670, Anza, California California 92061, Phone: (760) 749– 92539, Phone: (951) 763–4105, Fax: (619) 445–0765, E-mail: n/a, Pacific 1410, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region (951) 763–4325, E-mail: sreckker@ Region ramonatribe.com, Pacific Region Mission (see Diegueno) Miwok (see Me-Wok/Maidu) La Posta Band of Mission Indians, Mission (see Diegueno) Auburn Rancheria, Chairperson, United Charity White-Voth, Kumeyaay Rincon Band of Mission Indians, Tribal Auburn Indian Community, 10720 Family Services Director, Southern Family Services, Manager, Indian Indian Hill Road, Auburn, California Indian Health Council, Inc., 4058 Health Services, Inc., P.O. Box 406, 95603, Phone: (916) 663–3720, Fax: Willow Road, Alpine, California Pauma Valley, California 92061, (530) 823–8709, E-mail: n/a, Pacific 91903, Phone: (619) 445–1188, Fax: Phone: (706) 749–1410, E-mail: n/a, Region (619) 445–0765, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Pacific Region Miwok (see Me-Wok/Pomo) Region Mission (see Cahuilla) Buena Vista Rancheria of Me-Wuk Mission (see Cahuilla/Cupeno) Santa Rosa Band of Cahuilla Indians, Indians, Penny Arciniaga, Tribal Los Coyotes Band of Cahuilla &, Cupeno Mayme Estrada, Chair, P.O. Box 609, Member Services, 1418 20th Street, Indians, Tribal Family Services, Hemet, California 92546, Phone: (951) Suite 200, Sacramento, California Manager, Indian Health Council, Inc., 658–5311, Fax: (951) 658–6733, E- 95811, Phone: (916) 491–0011 x 10, P.O. Box 406, Pauma Valley, mail: n/a, Pacific Region Fax: (916) 491–0012, E-mail: penny@ California 92061, Phone: (760) 749– buenavistatribe.com, Pacific Mission (see Chimash) 1410, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region RegionPacific Region Santa Ynez Band of Chumash Indians, Miwok (see Me-Wok) Mission (see Diegueno) Caren Romero, Jess Montoya, ICWA Manzanita Band of Mission Indians, Representative, Executive Director, California Valley Miwok Tribe, Rashel Chairperson, P.O. Box 1302, Santa Ynez, California 93460, Phone: Reznor, ICWA Coordinator, 10601 N. Boulevard, California 91905, Phone: (805) 694–2671, Fax: (805) 686–2060, Escondido Pl., Stockton, CA 95212, (619) 766–4930, E-mail: n/a, Pacific E-mail: [email protected], Pacific Phone: (209) 931–4567, Fax: (209) Region Region 931–4333, E-mail: icwa@ Mesa Grande Band of Mission Indians, californiavalleymiwoktribe-nsn.gov, Tribal Family Services, Manager, Mission (see Diegueno) Pacific Region Santa Ysabel Band of Mission Indians, Indian Health Services, Inc., P.O. Box Miwok (see Me-Wuk) 406, Pauma Valley, California 92061, Iipay Nation, Linda Ruis, Director, Phone: (706) 749–1410, E-mail: n/a, Santa Ysabel Social Services Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of Pacific Region Department, P.O. Box 701, Santa the Trinidad Rancheria, Amy Atkins, Ysabel, California 92070, Phone: (760) ICWA Representative, P.O. Box 630, Mission (see Cahuilla) 765–1106, Fax: (760) 765–0312, E- Trinidad, California 95570, Phone: Morongo Band of Cahuilla Mission mail: n/a, Pacific Region (707) 677–0211, Fax: (707) 677–3921, Indians, Duke Steppe, Social Worker, E-mail: aatkins@ 11581 Potrero Road, Banning, Mission (see Cahuilla/Luiseno) trinidadrancheria.com, Pacific Region California 92220, Phone: (951) 849– Soboba Band of Luiseno Indians, Tribal Miwok (see Me-Wok) 4697, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Social Worker, Sobboba Social Services Department, P.O. Box 487, Chicken Ranch Rancheria of Me-Wuk Mission (see Luiseno) San Jacinto, California 92581, Phone: Indians, Jan Costa, Tribal Pala Band of Mission Indians, Maria (707) 463–2644, Fax: (707) 487–1738, Administrator, P.O. Box 1159, Garcia, ICWA Manager, Department of E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Jamestown, California 95327, Phone: Social Services, 35008 Pala-Temecula (209) 984–4806, Fax: (209) 984–5606, Mission (see Diegueno) Road, PMB 50, Pala, California 92059, E-mail: [email protected], Pacific Phone: (760) 891–3542, E-mail: n/a, Sycuan Band of Mission Indians, Region Pacific Region Charity White-Voth, Kumeyaay Pala Band of Mission Indians, Maria Family Services Director, Southern Miwok (see Me-Wok/Maidu) Garcia, ICWA Manager, Department of Indian Health Council, Inc., 4058 Enterprise Rancheria, Shari Ghalayini, Social Services, 35008 Pala-Temecula Willow Road, Alpine, California ICWA Coordinator, 2133 Monte Vista Road, PMB 50, Pala, California 92059, 91903, Phone: (619) 445–1188, Fax: Ave., Oroville, California 95966, Phone: (760) 891–3542, E-mail: n/a, (619) 445–0765, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Phone: (530) 532–9214, Fax: (530) Pacific Region Region 532–1768, E-mail: sharig@
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enterpriserancheria.org, Pacific 542–5415, E-mail: n/a, Eastern Mono (see Yokut) Region Oklahoma Region Tule River Reservation, Lolita Garfield, Miwok (see Me-Wok/Pomo) Mohawk (see Iroquois) MSW, Director Family Social Services, 340 North Reservation Road, Federated Indians—Graton Rancheria, Saint Regis Mohawk Tribe, Clarissa Porterville, California 93258, Phone: Michele Porter, Social Sevices, 6400 Chatland, ICWA Program Coordinator, (559) 781–4271 ext: 1013, Fax: (559) Redwood Drive, Suite 104, Rohnert 412 State, Route 37, Akwesasne, New 791–2122, E-mail: icwadir@ Park, California 94928, Phone: (707) York 13655, Phone: (518) 358–4516, tulerivertribe-nsn.gov, Pacific Region 566–2288, Fax: (707) 566–2291 or Fax: (518) 358–9258, E-mail: 206–0351, E-mail: mporter@ clarissa.terrance-chatland@SRMT- Muckleshoot gratonrancheria.com, Pacific Region nsn.gov, Eastern Region Muckleshoot Indian Tribe, Sharon Miwok (see Me-Wok) Mohegan Hamilton-Curley, Human Services Division Director, 39015 172nd Ione Band of Miwok Indians, Pamela Mohegan Indian Tribe, Irene Miller, Avenue, SE, Auburn, Washington Baumgartner, Administrator, P.O. Box APRN, Director, Family Services, 5 98092, Phone: (253) 876–3155, Fax: 699, Plymouth, California 95669, Crow Hill Road, Uncasville, (253) 876–2855, E-mail: Sharon.curley Phone: (209) 245–5800, Fax: (209) Connecticut 06382, Phone: (860) 862– @muckleshoot.nsn.us, Northwest 245–3112, E-mail: pam@ 6236, E-mail: n/a, Eastern Region Region ionemiwok.org, Pacific Region Jackson Rancheria, Kimberly Heffron, Mohican (see Munsee) Munsee (see Delaware/Lenapi) Tribal Secretary, P.O. Box 1090, Stockbridge Munsee Community, Delaware Nation, Lydia Ramirez, ICW Jackson, California 95642, Phone: Stephanie Bowman, ICWA Manager, Director, P.O. Box 825, Anadarko, (209) 223–1935, Fax: (209) 223–5366, Stockbridge Munsee Health and Oklahoma 73005, Phone: (405) 247– E-mail: kheffron@jacksonrancheria- Wellness Center, W12802 County A, 2448 Ext: 1152, Fax: (405) 247–5942, nsn.gov, Pacific Region Bowler, Wisconsin 54416, Phone: E-mail: lramirez@ Shingle Springs Band of Miwok Indians (715) 793–4580, Fax: (715) 793–1312, delawarenation.com, Southern Plains (Shingle Springs Rancheria), Malissa E-mail: stephanie.bowman@ Region Tayaba, Director, Social Services, P.O. mohican.com, Midwest Region Box 1340, Shingle Springs, California Munsee (see Mohican) Mojave (see Chemehuevi/Hopi/Colorado 95682, Phone: (530) 698–1400 or (530) River/Navajo) Stockbridge Munsee Community, 698–1436, Fax: (530) 676–8033, E- Stephanie Bowman, ICWA Manager, mail: [email protected], Pacific Colorado River Indian Tribes, Norma Stockbridge Munsee Health and Region Gonzales, Foster Care Coordinator/ Wellness Center, W12802 County A, Tuolumne Band of Me-wuk Indians, Case Manager, 12302 Kennedy Drive, Bowler, Wisconsin 54416, Phone: Lisa Ames, Social Services Parker, Arizona 85344, Phone: (928) (715) 793–4580, Fax: (715) 793–1312, Department Manager, P.O. Box 615, 669–8187, Fax: (928) 669–8881, E- E-mail: stephanie.bowman@ Tuolumne, California 95379, Phone: mail: [email protected], mohican.com, Midwest Region (209) 928–5300, Fax: (209) 928–1552, Western Region Narragansett E-mail: [email protected], Pacific Mojave Region Narragansett Tribe of Rhode Island, Wilton Rancheria, Chairperson, 9300 Fort Mojave Indian Tribe, Attention: Wenoah Harris, Director, Tribal Child West Stockton Blvd. Ste., 205 Elk Social Services Director, 500 and Family Services, 4375B South Grove, California 95758, Telephone: Merriman Avenue, Needles, County Trail, P.O. Box 268, (916) 683–6000, Fax: (916) 683–6015, California 92363, Phone: (760) 629– Charlestown, Rhode Island 02813, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region 3745, E-mail: n/a, Western Region Phone: (401) 364–1100 ext: 233, Cell: Modoc (see Klamath/Yahooskin) Mono (401) 862–8863, Fax: (401) 364–1104, E-mail: [email protected], The Klamath Tribe, Misty Barney, Child Big Sandy Rancheria Band of Western Eastern Region Welfare Manager, Candi Crume, Child Mono Indians, Dorothy Barton, MSW, Protective Specialist, Jim Collins, ICW ICWA/Social Services Coordinator, Navajo (see Chemehuevi/Hopi/Colorado Specialist, Lisa Ruiz, Child Welfare P.O. Box 337, Auberrry, California River/Mojave) Caseworker, P.O. Box 436, Chiloquin, 93602, Phone: (559) 855–4003 Ext: Colorado River Indian Tribes, Norma Oregon 97624, Phone: (541) 783– 215, Fax: (559) 855–4640, E-mail: Gonzales, Foster Care Coordinator/ 2219, Misty Barnes Cell: (541) 891– [email protected], Pacific Case Manager, 12302 Kennedy Drive, 9584, Candi Crume Cell: (541) 891– Region Parker, Arizona 85344, Phone: (928) 7289, Jim Collins Cell: (541) 891– Cold Spring Rancheria, Terri Works, 669–8187, Fax: (928) 669–8881, E- 6683, Lisa Ruiz (541) 891–1457, Fax: ICWA Director, 32881 Sycamore Rd., mail: [email protected], (541) 783–7783, E-mail: Suite #300, Tollhouse, California Western Region [email protected]; 93667, Phone: (559) 855–5043/(559) [email protected]; 855–8360, Fax: (559) 855–4445, E- Navajo [email protected]; mail: [email protected], Navajo Nation, Regina Yazzie M.S.W., [email protected], Pacific Region Program Director, Navajo Children Northwest Region North Fork Rancheria of Mono Indians and Family Services (ICWA), P.O. Box of California, Judy E. Fink, Tribal 1930, Window Rock, Arizona 86515, Modoc (see Klamath) Chairperson, P.O. Box 929, North Phone: (928) 871–6806, Fax: (928) Modoc Tribe of Oklahoma, Troy Little Fork, California 93643, Phone: (559) 871–7667, E-mail: reginayazzie@ Axe, Assistant Tribal Administrator, 877–2484, Fax: (559) 877–2467, E- nndss.org, Navajo Region 418 G SE, Miami, Oklahoma 74354, mail: efink@northforkrancheria- Ramah Navajo School Board, Inc., Ms. Phone: (918) 542–1190, Fax: (918) nsn.gov, Pacific Region Marlene Martinez, Administrative
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Services Director, P.O. Box 10, Pine Leech Lake Band of Ojibwe, Tammie 307–7303, Fax: (580) 723–1016, Hill, New Mexico 87357, Phone; (505) Finn, Child Welfare Director, 115 E-mail: [email protected], 775–3256, Fax: (505) 775–3240, Sixth Street NW, Suite E, Cass Lake, Southern Plains Region E-mail: [email protected], Minnesota 56633, Phone: (218) 335– Ottawa (see Chippewa/Peshawbestown) Navajo Region 8240, Fax: (218) 335–3779, E-mail: [email protected], Midwest Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and Nez Perce Region Chippewa Indians, Helen Cook, Nez Perce Tribe, Janet Bennett, ICWA Mille Lacs Band of Ojibwe, Ryan Anishinaabek Family Services Caseworker, P.O. Box 365, Lapwai, Champagne, Director of Family Supervisor, 2605 N. West Bay Shore Idaho 83540, Phone: (208) 843–2463, Services, MilleLacs Band Government Drive, Peshawbestown, Michigan Fax: (208) 843–9401, Northwest Center, 43408 Oodena Drive, Onamia, 49682–9275, Phone: (231) 534–7681, Region Minnesota 56359, Phone: (320) 532– Fax: (231) 534–7706, E-mail: [email protected], Midwest Nisqually 7776 Ext: 7762, Fax: (320) 532–7583, E-mail: ryan.champagne@ Region Nisqually Indian Community, Raymond millelacsband.com, Midwest Region Ottawa Howell, ICWA Contact, 4820 She- St. Croix Tribe of Wisconsin, Donna Nah-Num Drive, SE., Olympia, Churchill, Director, 24663 Angeline Little River Band of Ottawa Indians, Inc. Washington 98513, Phone: (360) 456– Avenue, Webster, Wisconsin 54893, Eugene Zeller, Tribal Prosecutor, 3031 5221, Fax: (360) 407–0017, E-mail: Phone: (715) 349–2195, Fax: (715) Domres Road, Manistee, Michigan n/a, Northwest Region 349–8665, E-mail: donnac@ 49660, Phone: (231) 398–3384, Fax: (231) 398–3387, E-mail: gzeller@ Nomlaki (see Wintun) stcroixtribalcenter.com, Midwest Region lrboi.com, Midwest Region Cortina Rancheria, (Cortina Indian Ottawa Tribe of Oklahoma, Roy A. Ross, Rancheria), Charlie Wright, Tribal Omaha Social Service/CPS Director, P.O. Box Chairman, 570 6th Street, Williams, Omaha Tribe of Nebraska, Merry 110, Miami, Oklahoma 74355, Phone: California 95987, Phone: (530) 473– Sheridan, ICWA Director, Child (918) 540–1536, Fax: (918) 542–3214, 3274, Fax: (530) 473–3301, E-mail: Protection Services, P.O. Box 500, E-mail: n/a, Eastern Oklahoma Region n/a, Pacific Region Macy, Nebraska 68039, Phone: (402) Paiute (see Shoshone) Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, Ines 837–5261, Fax: (402) 837–5263, E- Crosby, Tribal Administrator, P.O. mail: n/a, Great Plains Region Big Pine Paiute Tribe, Cyndie Summers, Box 398, Orland, California 95963, ICWA Representative, P.O. Box 700, Phone: (530) 865–2010, Fax: (530) Oneida Big Pine, California 93513, Phone: 865–1870, E-mail: office@ Oneida Tribe of Indians of Wisconsin, (760) 938–2003, Fax: (760) 938–2942, paskenta.org, Pacific Region Rhonda Tousey, Assistant Director, E-mail: [email protected], Children and Family Services, P.O. Pacific Region Nomlaki (see Pit River/Pomo/Wintun/ Box 365, Oneida, Wisconsin 54155, Bishop Paiute Tribe, Margaret Romero, Wailaki/Yuki) Phone: (920) 490–3724, Fax: (920) ICWA Specialist, 50 Tu Su Lane, Round Valley Indian Tribes, Cynthia 490–3820, E-mail: rtousey@ Bishop, California 93514, Phone: Card, ICWA Director, 77826 Covelo oneidanation.org, Midwest Region (760) 873–3584, Fax: (760) 873–4143, Road, Covelo, California 95428, E-mail: Margaret.romero@ Phone: (707) 983–8008, Fax: (707) Oneida (see Iroquois) bishoppaiute.org, Pacific Region 983–6128, E-mail: [email protected], Oneida Indian Nation, Kim Jacobs, Paiute Pacific Region Nation Clerk, Box 1, Vernon, New York 13476, Phone: (315) 829–8337, Bridgeport Indian Colony, Christy Nooksack Fax: (315) 829–8392, E-mail: kjacobs Robles, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Nooksack Indian Tribe, Bernadine @oneida.nation.org, Eastern Region Box 37, Bridgeport, California 93517, Roberts, ICW Program Manager, 5061 Phone: (760) 932–7083, Fax: (760) Deming Road, Deming, Washington Onondaga (see Iroquois) 932–7846, E-mail: admin@ 98244, Phone: (360) 306–5090, Fax: Onondaga Nation of New York, Council bridgeportindiancolony.com, Pacific (360) 306–5099, E-mail: broberts@ of Chiefs, P.O. Box 85, Nedrow, New Region nooksack-nsn.gov, Northwest Region York 13120, Phone: (315) 469–9196, Burns Paiute Tribe, Michelle Bradach, Fax: (315) 492–4822, E-mail: n/a, Social Service Director, 100 Pasigo Odawa Eastern Region Street, Burns, Oregon 97720, Phone: Little Traverse Bay Band of Odawa (541) 573–7312 Ext: 230, Fax: (541) Indians, Denneen Smith, Human Osage 573–4217, E-mail: bradachma@ Services Director, 7500 Odawa Circle, Osage Nation, Lee Collins, Director burnspaiute-nsn.gov, Northwest Harbor Springs, Michigan 49740, Osage Nation Social Services, 255 Region Phone: (213) 242–1620, Fax: (213) Senior Drive, Pawhuska, Oklahoma Cedarville Rancheria, Duanna Knighton, 242–1635, E-mail: n/a, Midwest 74056, Phone: (918) 287–5335, Fax: Tribal Administrator, 300 West First Region (918) 287–5231, E-mail: lcollins@ Street, Alturas, California 96101, osagetribe.org, Eastern Oklahoma Phone: (530) 223–3969, Fax: (530) Ojibwe (see Chippewa) Region 223–4776, E-mail: cedranch@ Bad River Band of Lake Superior citlink.net, Pacific Region Chippewa, Esie Leoso-Corbine, ICWA Otoe Director, P.O. Box 55, Odanah, Otoe-Missouria Indian Tribe of Paiute (see Warm Springs/Wasco/ Wisconsin 54861, Phone: (715) 682– Oklahoma, Ada Mohojah, Social Washoe) 7135 Ext: 1414, Fax: (715) 685–7888, Services Director, 8151 Highway 177, Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs E-mail: [email protected], Red Rock, Oklahoma 74651, Phone: Reservation, Warms Springs Tribal Midwest Region (580) 723–4466 Ext: 256, Cell: (580) Court, Chief Judge Lola Sohappy,
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ICWA Contact, P.O. Box 850, Warm Bowean Street, Lovelock, Nevada (530) 257–6264, Fax: (530) 257–7986, Springs, Oregon 97761, Phone; (541) 89419, Phone: (775) 273–7861, Fax: E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region 553–3454, Fax: (541) 553–3281, E- (775) 273–5151, E-mail: n/a, Western Paiute (see Shoshone) mail: n/a, Northwest Region Region Moapa Band of Paiutes, Dawn M. Bruce, Timbi-sha Shoshone Tribe, As of date Paiute (see Shoshone) Social Services Director, P.O. box 340, there is no recognized government for Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribe, Fallon Moapa, Nevada 89025, Phone: (702) this federally recognized tribe, Pacific Business Council, Alvin Moyle, 371–3685, Fax: (702) 864–0408, Region Chairman, Youth & Family Services, E-mail: [email protected], Paiute 565 Rio Vista Drive, Fallon, Nevada Western Region 89406, Phone: (775) 423–1215, Fax: Utu Utu Gwaitu Paiute Tribe, Adora L. (775) 423–5202, E-mail: n/a, Western Paiute (see Shoshone) Saulque, Vice-Chairperson, 25669 Region Northwestern Band of Shoshoni Nation, Hwy 6 PMB I, Benton, California Lawrence Honena, ICWA Contact, 427 93512, Phone: (760) 933–2321, Fax: Paiute North Main, Suite 101, Pcatello, Idaho (760) 933–2412, E-mail: Fort Bidwell Indian Community, 83204, Phone: (208) 478–5712, Fax: [email protected], Mariellen Sam, ICWA Representative/ (208) 478–5713, E-mail: n/a, [email protected], Pacific Enrollment Officer, P.O. Box 129, Fort Northwest Region Region Bidwell, California 96112, Phone: Walker River Paiute Tribe, Elliott (530) 279–6310, Fax: (530) 279–2233, Paiute Aguilar, ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Paiute Indian Tribe of Utah, Tyler 146, Schurz, Nevada 89427, Phone: Fort Independence Paiute Tribe, Israel Goddard, Executive Director, (775) 773–2058 Ext: 11, E-mail: n/a, Naylor, Chairman, P.O. Box 67, Behavioral Care Department, 440 Western Region Independence, California 93526, North Paiute Drive, Cedar City, Utah Paiute (see Shoshone) Phone: (760) 878–5160, Fax: (760) 84721, Phone: (435) 586–1112 Ext: 878–2311, E-mail: israel@ 310, Fax: (435) 586–7388, E-mail: Winnemucca Tribe, Chairman, P.O. Box fortindependence.com, Pacific Region [email protected], Western 1370, Winnemucca, Nevada 89446, Region E-mail: n/a, Western Region Paiute (see Shoshone) Pyramid Lake Paiute Tribe, Chairperson, Paiute Ft. McDermitt Paiute-Shoshone Tribes, P.O. Box 256, Nixon, Nevada 89424, Dee Crutcher, ICWA Advocate-Human Phone: (775) 574–1000, E-mail: n/a, Yerington Paiute Tribe, Rose Mary Joe- Services Program, P.O. Box 68, Western Region Kinale, Human Services Director, 171 McDermitt, Nevada 89421, Phone: Campbell Lane, Yerington, Nevada (775) 532–8263, Fax: (775) 532–8060, Paiute (see Shoshone/Washoe) 89447, Phone: (775) 463–7705, Fax: E-mail: [email protected], Reno-Sparks Indian Colony, Jane Smith, (775) 463–5929, E-mail: Western Region Human Services Assistant, 405 [email protected], Western Region Paiute Golden Lane, Reno, Nevada 89502, Phone: (775) 329–5071, Fax: (775) Papago Kaibab Band of Paiute Indians, Wendy 785–8758, E-mail: [email protected], Reber—Social Services, Lisa Western Region Ak-Chin Indian Community, Joanna Stanfield—Secretary, Lorraine Benn— Paris, MCA, MAPC., M. Ed., LISAC, Enrollment, HC 65–Box 2, Fredonia, Paiute Acting Director Social Services, 48227 Arizona 86022, Phone: (928) 643– San Juan Southern Paiute Tribe, West Farrell Road, Maricopa, Arizona 8320 (Wendy), (928) 643–8336 (Lisa), Gwendolyn Adakai, Social Worker, 85239, Phone: (520) 568–1086, (520) (928) 643–8321 (Lorraine), Fax: (928) P.O. Box 720, St. George, UT 84771, 568–1096, E-mail: jparris@ak- 643–7245, E-mail: wreber@ Phone: (435) 674–9720, Fax: (435) chin.nsn.us, Western Region kaibabpaiute-nsn.gov; lstanfield@ 674–9714, E-mail: gwendolyn.adakai Papago (see Tohono O’odham) kaibabpaiute-nsn.gov; lbenn@ @bia.gov, Western Region kaibabpaiute-nsn.gov, Western Region Tohono O’Odham Nation, Jonathan L. Las Vegas Paiute Tribe, Ruth Fite- Paiute (see Shoshone) Jantzen, Office of Attorney General, Patrick, Social Service Caseworker, Shoshone-Paiute Tribes, Carol Jones, P.O. Box 830, Sells, Arizona 85634, 1257 Paiute Circle, Las Vegas, Nevada Assistant Administrator, P.O. Box Phone: (520) 383–3410, Fax: (520) 89106, Phone: (702) 382–0784 Ext: 219, Owyhee, Nevada 89832, Phone: 383–2689, E-mail: jonathan.jantzen@ 2236, Fax: (702) 384–5272, E-mail: (208) 759–3100, Fax: (208) 759–3104, tonation-nsn.gov, Western Region [email protected], Western E-mail: [email protected], Passamaquoddy Region Western Region Passamaquaddy Indian Township, Dolly Paiute (see Shoshone) Paiute Barnes, MSW, Director Child Welfare, Lone Pine Paiute Shoshone Reservation, Summit Lake Paiute Tribe, Ron Johnny, P.O. Box 301, Princeton, Maine Kathy Bancroft, Enrollment Acting Administrator, 1708 H Street, 04668, Phone: (207) 796–2301 ext: Committee Chairperson, P.O. Box 747, Sparks, Nevada 89431, (775) 827– 406, Fax: (207) 796–2231, E-mail: Lone Pine, California 96545, Phone: 9670, (775) 827–9678, E-mail: [email protected], (760) 876–1034, Fax: (760) 876–8302, [email protected], Eastern Region E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Western Region Passamaquaddy Tribe-Pleasant Point, Molly Newell, Sipayik Human Paiute Paiute (see Maidu/Pit River) Services Director, P.O. Box 343, Perry, Lovelock Paiute Tribe, Debbie George, Susanville Rancheria, Chairperson, Maine 04667, Phone: (207) 853–2600 ICWA Worker, Samualla L. Pry, MSW, ICWA Director, 745 Joaquin Street, Ext: 258, Fax: (207) 853–9618, E-mail: ICWA Supervisor, P.O. Box 878, 201 Susanville, California 96130, Phone: [email protected], Eastern Region
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Pawnee Pit River Reservation, Coordinator— n/a, Indian Child & Family Pawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, Joanna ICWA Program, 36970 Park Avenue, Preservation Program, Lorain Laiwa, (Jodi) Flanders, BSW, MSW, ICW Burney, California 96013, Phone: Director/Case Worker, 684 Orchard Coordinator, P.O. Box 470, Pawnee, (530) 335–5530, Fax: (530) 335–3140, Ave., Ukiah, CA 95482, Phone: (707) Oklahoma 74058, Phone: (918) 763– E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region 463–2644, Fax: (707) 463–8956, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region 3873, Fax: (918) 762–6453, E-mail: Pit River (see Wintun/Yana) [email protected], Dry Creek Rancheria, Support Services Redding Rancheria, Director, Social Southern Plains Region Department, Percy Tejada, P.O. Box Services, 2000 Rancheria Road, 607, Geyserville, California 95441, Penobscot Redding, California 96001–5528, Phone: (707) 473–2144, Fax: (707) Penobscot Indian Nation of Maine, Chief Phone: (530) 225–8979, E-mail: n/a, 473–2171, E-mail: percyt@ Kirk Francis, Betsy A. Tannian, Pacific Region drycreekrancheria.com, Pacific Director, Department of Human Pit River (see Nomlaki/Pomo/Wailaki, Region Elem Indian Colony, Wahlia Pearce, Services, 9 Sarah’s Spring Drive, Wintun/Yuki) Indian Island, Maine 04468, Phone: Family Resource Coordinator, P.O. (207) 817–7492, Fax: (207) 827–2937, Round Valley Indian Tribes, Cynthia Box 757, Clearlake Oaks, California E-mail: betsy.tannian@ Card, ICWA Director, 77826 Covelo 95423, Phone: (707) 998–3003, Fax: penobscotnation.org, Eastern Region Road, Covelo, California 95428, (707) 998–3033, E-mail: gerri@ Phone: (707) 983–8008, Fax: (707) elemnation.org, Pacific Region Peoria 983–6128, E-mail: [email protected], Pomo (see Me-Wuk/Miwok) Peoria Tribe of Indians of Oklahoma, Pacific Region Federated Indians—Graton Rancheria, Doug Journeycake, Indian Child Pit River (see Maidu/Paiute) Welfare Director, P.O. Box 1527, Michele Porter, Social Sevices, 6400 Miami, Oklahoma 74354, Phone: (918) Susanville Rancheria, Chairperson, Redwood Drive, Suite 104, Rohnert 540–2535, Fax: (918) 540–3538, E- ICWA Director, 745 Joaquin Street, Park, California 94928, Phone: (707) mail: [email protected], Susanville, California 96130, Phone: 566–2288, Fax: (707) 566–2291 or Eastern Oklahoma Region (530) 257–6264, Fax: (530) 257–7986, 206–0351, E-mail: mporter@ E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region gratonrancheria.com, Pacific Region Pequot Pomo Pomo Mashantucket Pequot Tribal Nation, Valerie Burgess, Director Child Big Valley Band Rancheria, Cynthia Guidiville Band of Pomo Indians, Protective Services, P.O. Box 3313, Jefferson, ICWA, 2726 Mission Merlene Sanchez, Tribal Chairperson, Mashantucket, Connecticut 06338, Rancheria Road, Lakeport, California P.O. Box 339, Talmage, California Phone: (860) 396–2007, Fax: (860) 95453, Phone: (707) 263–3924, Cell: 95481, Phone: (707) 462–3682, (707) 396–2144, E-mail: vburgess@ (707) 621–1108, Fax: (707) 263–7280, 462–3183, E-mail: admin@ mptn.org, Eastern Region E-mail: [email protected], guidiville.net, Pacific Region Pacific Region Habematolel Pomo of Upper Lake, Peshawbestown (see Chippewa/Ottawa) Angelina Arroyo, ICWA Advocate, Pomo (see Me-Wuk/Miwok) Grand Traverse Band of Ottawa and 375 E. Hwy 20, Suite ‘‘I’’, P.O. Box Chippewa Indians, Helen Cook, Buena Vista Rancheria of Me-Wuk 516, Upper lake, California 95485, Anishinaabek Family Services Indians, Penny Arciniaga, Tribal Phone: (707) 275–0737, Fax: (707) Supervisor, 2605 N. West Bay Shore Member Services, 1418 20th Street, 275–0757, E-mail: tribaladmin@ Drive, Peshawbestown, Michigan Suite 200, Sacramento, California upperlakepomo.com, Pacific Region 49682–9275, Phone: (231) 534–7681, 95811, Phone: (916) 491–0011 x 10, Hopland Band of Pomo Indians, Gayle Fax: (231) 534–7706, E-mail: Fax: (916) 491–0012, E-mail: penny@ Zepeda, Health Director, 3000 Shanel [email protected], Midwest buenavistatribe.com, Pacific Region Road, Hopland, California 95449, Region California Valley Miwok Tribe, Rashel Phone: (707) 472–2100 Ext: 1105, Fax: Reznor, ICWA Coordinator, 10601 N. (707) 472–2104, E-mail: gzepeda@ Pima (see Maricopa) Escondido Pl., Stockton, CA 95212, hoplandtribe.com, Pacific Region Gila River Indian Community, Lynda Phone: (209) 931–4567, Fax: (209) Cahto Tribe—Laytonville Rancheria, Murden-Sells, Deputy/Acting 931–4333, E-mail: icwa@ Cherie Smith-Gibson, Tribal Director, P.O. Box 427, Sacaton, californiavalleymiwoktribe-nsn.gov, Administrator, P.O. Box 1239, Arizona 85147, Phone: (520) 562– Pacific Region Laytonville, California 95454, Phone: (707) 984–6197, Fax: (707) 984–6201, 3396, Fax: (520) 562–3633, E-mail: Pomo [email protected], Western E-mail: [email protected], Pacific Region Region Cloverdale Rancheria, Marcellena Lower Lake Rancheria, Chairperson, Salt River Pima-Maricopa Indian Becerra, ICWA Advocate, 555 S. P.O. Box 3162, Santa Rosa, California Community, Office of the General Cloverdale Blvd., Cloverdale, 95402, Phone: (707) 575–5586, E-mail: Counsel or Social Services Division, California 95425, Phone: (707) 894– n/a, Pacific Region Child Protective Services, 10,005 East 5775, Home: (707) 545–5228, Cell: Lytton Rancheria, Margie Mejia, Osborn Road, Scottsdale, Arizona (707) 953–9954, Fax: (707) 894–5727, Chairwoman, 1300 N. Dutton Avenue, 85256, Phone: (480) 850–4130, E-mail: E-mail: [email protected], Suite A, Santa Rosa, California n/a, Western Region Pacific Region 95401–3515, Phone: (707) 575–5917, Coyote Valley Band of Pomo Indians, Fax: (707) 575–6974, E-mail: n/a, Pit River Melinda Hunter, HHS Director, John Pacific Region Alturas Rancheria, Chairperson, 900 Feliz Jr., Tribal Chairman, 7751 North Machester-Point Arena Band of Pomo Running Bear Rd., Yreka, California State Street, Redwood Valley, Indians, Christine Dukatz, ICWA 96097, Phone: (530) 949–9877, E-mail: California 95470, Phone: (707) 485– Director/Tribal Administrator, P.O. n/a, Pacific Region 8723, Fax: (707) 485–1247, E-mail: Box 623, Point Arena, California
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95468, Phone: (707) 882–2788, Fax: E-mail: tribalofc@ Kansas 66509, Phone: (785) 966–2255, 707) 882–3417, E-mail: christimarie@ stewartspointrancheria.com, Pacific E-mail: n/a, Southern Plains Region earthlink.net, Pacific Region Region Pueblo Middletown Rancheria, Ursula Simon, ICWA Director, P.O. Box 1829, Ponca Pueblo of Acoma, Colinda Garcia, Social Middletown, California 65461, Phone: Ponca Tribe of Nebraska, Designated Services Director, P.O. Box 354, (707) 987–8288, Fax: (707) 9877– Agent (Vacant), Ponca Tribe of Acoma, New Mexico 87034, Phone: 8205, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Nebraska, 1800 Syracuse Avenue, (505) 552–6604 Ext: 5154, Cell: (505) Pinoleville Pomo Nation, Linda Noel, Norfolk, Nebraska 68701, Phone: (402) 382–4429, Fax: (505) 552–6206, E- Social Services Director, 500 B 371–8834, E-mail: (402) 371–7564, mail: [email protected], Pinoleville Drive, Ukiah, California Great Plains Region Southwest Region 95482, Phone: (707) 463–1454 Ext: Ponca Tribe of Oklahoma, Chairperson, Pueblo of Cochiti, Dee Mody, ICWA 101, Fax: (707) 469–6601, E-mail: 20 White Eagle Drive, Ponca City, Aide, P.O. Box 70, Cochiti Pueblo, [email protected], Pacific Oklahoma 74601, Phone: (580) 762– New Mexico 87022, Phone: (505) 465– Region 810, E-mail: n/a, Southern Plains 2244, Fax: (505) 465–1135, E-mail: Potter Valley Tribe, Salvador Rosales, Region [email protected], Tribal Chairman, 2251 South State St., Southwest Region Ukiah, California 95482, Phone: (707) Potawatomi Pueblo (see Tigua) 462–1213, Fax: (707) 462–1240, Citizen Potawatomi Nation, Janet E-mail: pottervalleytribe@ Draper, ICW Director, 1601 S. Gordon Pueblo of Isleta, Caroline Dailey, Acting pottervalleytribe.com, Pacific Region Copper Drive, Shawnee, Oklahoma ICWA Director, P.O. Box 1270, Isleta, Redwood Valley Rancheria, Beverly 74801, Phone: (405) 878–4831, Fax: New Mexico 87022, Phone: (505) 869– Rodriguez, ICWA Coordinator, 3250 (405) 878–4659, E-mail: jdraper@ 2772, E-mail: n/a, Southwest Region Road I, Redwood Valley, California potawatomi.org, Southern Plains Pueblo 95470, Phone: (707) 485–0361 Ext: Region 107, Fax: (707) 485–5726, E-mail: Pueblo of Jemez, Annette Chinana, Forest County Potawatomi Community Jemez Social Services Program-Child [email protected], Pacific of Wisconsin, Vickie Lynn Valenti, Region Advocate, P.O. Box 340, Jemez ICWA Department Supervisor, 5415 Pueblo, New Mexico 87024, Phone: Robinson Rancheria, Marsha Lee, ICWA Everybody’s Road, Crandon, Coordinator, P.O. Box 4015, Nice, (505) 834–7117, Fax: (505) 834–7103, Wisconsin 54520, Phone: (715) 478– E-mail: Annette.chinana@ California 95464, Phone: (707) 275– 4812, Fax: (715) 478–7442, E-mail: 9363, Fax: (707) 275–9001, E-mail: jemezpueblo.us, Southwest Region [email protected], Pueblo of Laguna, Marie A. Alarid, [email protected], Pacific Midwest Region Region Program Manager, Rebecca Quam, Hannahville Indian Community of Soc. Services Specialist II, P.O. Box Pomo (see Nomlaki/Pit River/Wailaki/ Michigan, Jessica White, ICWA 194, Laguna, New Mexico 87026, Wintun/Yuki) Worker, N15019 Hannahville B1 Phone: (505) 552–9712, Fax: (505) Round Valley Indian Tribes, Cynthia Road, Wilson, Michigan 49896, 552–6484, E-mail: malarid@ Card, ICWA Director, 77826 Covelo Phone: (906) 723–2514, Fax: (906) lagunatribe.org, rquam@ Road, Covelo, California 95428, 466–7397, E-mail: Jessica.white@ lagunatribe.org, Southwest Region Phone: (707) 983–8008, Fax: (707) hichealth.org, Midwest Region Pueblo of Nambe, Rhonda Padilla, 983–6128, E-mail: [email protected], Potawatomi (see Chippewa) ICWA Manager, Rte. 1, Box 117–BB, Pacific Region Santa Fe, New Mexico 87506, Phone: Nottawaseppi Huron Band of the (505) 455–0133, Fax: (505) 455–4457, Pomo (see Wailaki) Potawatomi, Meg Fairchild, LMSW, E-mail: [email protected], Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians, CAAC, Clinical Social Worker, 1474 Southwest Region Sharon Warner, ICWA Rep/Health Mno Bmadzewen Way, Fulton, Ohkay Owingeh, Rochelle Thompson, Department Manager, Health and Michigan 49052, Phone: (269) 729– ICWA Director, P.O. Box 1187, Ohkay Social Services, 301 Industrial 4422, Fax: (269) 729–4460, E-mail: Owingeh, NM 87566, Phone (575) Avenue, Lakeport, California 95453, [email protected], Midwest Region 770–0033, Fax: (505) 852–1372, _ Phone: (707) 263–4220 ext: 409, Fax: Potawatomi E-mail: Rochelle thompson@ (707) 263–4345, E-mail: swarner@ ohkayowingeh-nsn.gov, Southwest svpomo.org, Pacific Region Match-E-Be-Nash-She-Wish Band of Region Sherwood Valley Rancheria, Scarlett Potawatomi Indians of Michigan, Pueblo of Picuris, Terrance Snake, Carmona, Tribal Administrator, 190 (Gun Lake Tribe), Leslie Pigeon, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box 127, Sherwood Hill Drive, Willits, Behavioral Health/Human Services Penasco, New Mexico 87553, Phone: California 95490, Phone: (707) 459– Coordinator, P.O. Box 306, Dorr, (505) 587–1003/2519, E-mail: n/a, 9690, Fax: (707) 459–6936, E-mail: Michigan 49323, Phone: (616) 681– Southwest Region [email protected], 0360 Ext: 316, Fax: (616) 681–0380, Pueblo of Pojoaque, Jackie Wright, Pacific Region E-mail: n/a, Midwest Region ICWA Case Manager, 58 Cities of Gold Pokagon Band of Potawatomi, Mark Road, Suite 4, Santa Fe, New Mexico Pomo (see Kashia) Pompey, Director of Social Services, 87506, Phone: (505) 455–0238, Fax: Stewarts Point Rancheria—,Kashia Band 58620 Sink Road, Dowagiac, Michigan (505) 455–2363, E-mail: jwright@ of Pomo Indians of the Stewarts Point 49047, Phone: (269) 782–8998, Fax: puebloofpojoaque.org, Southwest Rancheria, Tara Candelaria, (269) 782–4295, E-mail: mark.pompey Region Administrative Assistant, 3535 @pokagonband-nsn.gov, Midwest Pueblo of San Felipe, Darlene Valencia, Industrial Drive, Suite B–2, Santa Region Family Services Department Director, Rosa, CA 95403, Telephone: (707) Prairie Band of Potawatomi Nation, P.O. Box 4350, San Felipe Pueblo, 591–0580, Fax: (707) 591–0583, Chairperson, 16281 Q. Road, Mayetta, New Mexico 87004, Phone: (505) 771–
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9900 Ext: 1150, Fax: (505) 867–6166, (253) 573–7827, Fax: (253) 680–5998, Sauk-Suiattle E-mail: [email protected], E-mail: n/a, Northwest Region Southwest Region Sauk-Suiattle Indian Tribe of Quapaw Pueblo of San Ildelfonso, William Washington, Raju A.T. Dahlstrom, Christian, Contracts Administrator, Quapaw Tribe of Oklahoma, John MSW, Program Administrator for Route 5, P.O. Box 315–A, Santa Fe, Berrey, Chairperson, P.O. Box 765, Indian Child Welfare, 5318 Chief New Mexico 87506, Phone: (505) 455– Quapaw, Oklahoma 74363, Phone: Brown Lane, Darrington, Washington 2273 Ext 310, E-mail: n/a, Southwest (918) 542–1853, E-mail: n/a, Eastern 98241, Phone: (425) 760–0306, Fax: Region Oklahoma Region (360) 436–0242, E-mail: rdahlstrom@ sauk-suiattle.com, Northwest Region Pueblo of Sandia, Marina Estrada, Quechan Behavioral Health & Social Services Seminole Manager, 481 Sandia Loop, Bernalillo, Quechan Tribal Council, Mike Jackson New Mexico 87004, Phone: (505) 771– Sr., President, P.O. Box 1899, Yuma Seminole Tribe of Florida, Kristi Hill, 5131, Fax: (505) 867–4997, E-mail: Arizona 85366–1899, Phone: (760) Family Preservation Administrator, [email protected], 572–0213, Fax: (760) 572–2102, E- 3006 Josie Billie Avenue, Hollywood, Southwest Region mail: n/a, Western Region Florida 33024, Phone: (954) 965– Pueblo of Santa Ana, Jane Jackson-Bear, Quileute 1314, Fax: (945) 965–1304, E-mail: Social Services Director, 02 Dove [email protected], Eastern Quileute Tribal Council, Bonita Road, Santa Ana Pueblo, New Mexico Region Cleveland, Tribal Chair, P.O. Box 279, 87004, Phone: (505) 771–6737, Fax: Seminole Nation of Oklahoma, Glenna LaPush, Washington 98350, Phone: (505) 771–7056, E-mail: jjbear@ (360) 374–6155, Fax: (360) 374–6311, VanZant, Acting Indian Child Welfare santaana-nsn.gov, Southwest Region E-mail: bonita.cleveland@ Director, P.O. Box 1498, Wewoka, Pueblo of Santa Clara, Joe Naranjo, quileutenation.org, Northwest Region Oklahoma 74884, Phone: (405) 257– Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 580, 7273, Fax: (405) 257–7284, E-mail: Espanola, New Mexico 87532, Phone: Quinault [email protected], (505) 747–7326, E-mail: n/a, Quinault Indian Nation Business Eastern Oklahoma Region Southwest Region Committee, William (Bill) Lay, Seneca (see Cayuga/Iroquois) Santo Domingo-Kewa, Arthur Lucero/ Quinault Family Services Supervisor, Doris Bailon, ICWA Worker/Director, QFS, P.O. Box 189, Taholah, Cayuga Nation of New York, Anita P.O. Box 129, Santo Domingo, New Washington 98587, Phone: (360) 276– Thompson, Assistant Administration, Mexico 87052, Phone: (505) 465– 8215 Ext. 355, Fax: (360) 267–4152, E- P.O. Box 803, Versailles, New York 0630, Fax: (505) 465–2854, E-mail: mail: [email protected], Northwest 14168, Phone: (315) 568–0750, Fax: [email protected], E-mail: Region (315) 568–0752, E-mail: [email protected], Southwest anita.thompson@cayuganation- Region Sac & Fox nsn.gov, Eastern Region Pueblo of Taos, Macine Nakai, Division Sac & Fox Tribe of the Mississippi in Director, P.O. Box 1846, Taos, New Iowa Meskwaki, Allison W. Lasley, Seneca (see Cayuga) Mexico 87571, Phone: (505) 758– ICWA Consultant/Coordinator, 349 Seneca-Cayuga Tribe of Oklahoma, 7824, E-mail: n/a, Southwest Region Meskwaki Road, P.O. Box 245, Tama, Darold Wofford, Director of Family Pueblo of Tesuque, Niccole Toral, Iowa 52339, Phone: (641) 484–4444, Services, 23701 South 655 Road, Director of Social Services, Route 42, Fax: (641) 484–2103, E-mail: Grove, Oklahoma 74344, Phone: (918) Box 360–TP, Santa Fe, New Mexico [email protected], 787–5452, Fax: (918) 786–5713, E- 87506, Phone: (505) 690–8152, Fax: Midwest Region mail: [email protected], Eastern (505) 955–7791, E-mail: ntoral@ Sac & Fox of Missouri in Kansas, Oklahoma Region pueblooftesuque.org, Southwest Chairperson, 305 N. Main Street, Region Reserve, Kansas 66434, Phone: (785) Seneca (see Iroquois) Pueblo of Zia, Eileen Gachupin/Mark 742–7471, E-mail: n/a, Southern Medina, ICWA Director/ICWA Seneca Nation of Indians, Tracy Pacini, Plains Region Program Coordinator, P.O. Box 500, Coordinator, 135 Capital Square Sac & Fox Nation, Principal Chief, Route Salamanca, New York 14748, Phone: Drive, Zia Pueblo, New Mexico 87053, 2, Box 246, Stroud, Oklahoma 74079, (716) 945–5894, Fax: (716) 945–7881, Phone: (505) 867–3304 Ext. 241, E- Phone: (918) 968–3526, E-mail: n/a, E-mail: tracy.pacini@ mail: n/a, Southwest Region Southern Plains Region Pueblo of Zuni, Harley Soseeah, Intake senecahealth.org, Eastern Region Salish (see Flathead/Kootenai) Technician, P.O. Box 339, Zuni, New Seneca (see Iroquois/Tonawanda) Mexico 87327–0339, Phone: (505) Confederated Salish & Kootenai Tribes, 782–7166, Fax: (505) 782–7221, E- Lena Young Running Crane, ICWA Tonawanda Band of Seneca, Roger Hill, mail: [email protected], Southwest Specialist, Box 278, Pablo, Montana Chief, Council of Chiefs, 7027 Region 59855, Phone: (406) 675–2700, Fax: Meadville Road, Basom, New York Ysleta Del Sur Pueblo, Sonia Ruedas, (406) 275–2883, E-mail: n/a, 14013, Phone: (716) 542–4244, Fax: Social Services Eligibilty Worker, Northwest Region (716) 542–4008, E-mail: n/a, Eastern 9314 Juanchido Ln., El Paso, Texas Region Samish 79907, Phone: (915) 860–6119, Fax: Seneca (see Iroquois) (915) 858–2367, E-mail: sruedas@ Samish Indian Nation, Robert Ludgate, ydsp-nsn.gov, Southwest Region Samish Nation Social Services, Seneca Nation of Indians, Tracy Pacini, Family Services Specialist, P.O. Box Program Coordinator, Child and Puyallup 217, Anacortes, Washington 98221, Family Services, P.O. Box 500, Puyallup Tribe, Sandra Cooper, ICWA Phone: (360) 899–5282, Fax: (360) Salamanca, New York 14799, Phone: Liason, 1850 Alexander Avenue, 299–4357, E-mail: rludgate@ (716) 945–5894 Ext: 3233, E-mail: Tacoma, Washington 98421, Phone: samishtribe.nsn.us, Northwest Region n/a, Eastern Region
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Serrano Bishop Paiute Tribe, Margaret Romero, Shoshone (see Shoshone-Bannock) ICWA Specialist, 50 Tu Su Lane, San Manuel Band of Mission Indians, Shoshone Bannock Tribe, Brandelle Bishop, California 93514, Phone: Tribal Secretary, 26569 Community Whitworth, Tribal Attorney, P.O. Box (760) 873–3584, Fax: (760) 873–4143, Center Drive, Highland, California 306, Fort Hall, Idaho 83203, Phone: E-mail: Margaret.romero@ 92346, Phone: (909) 864–8933, Fax: (208) 478–3923, Fax: (208) 237–9736, bishoppaiute.org, Pacific Region (909) 864–3370, E-mail: n/a, Pacific E-mail: n/a, Northwest Region Region Shoshone Shoshone (see Paiute) Shasta (see Grand Ronde/Siletz) Duckwater Shoshone Tribe, Thelma R. Shoshone-Paiute Tribes, Carol Jones, Confederated Tribes of the Grande Simon, Social Worker IV/LADC, P.O. Assistant Administrator, P.O. Box Ronde Community of Oregon, Dana Box 140068, Duckwater, Nevada 219, Owyhee, Nevada 89832, Phone: Ainma, ICWA Contact, 9615 Grand 89314, Phone: (775) 863–0227, Fax: (208) 759–3100, Fax: (208) 759–3104, Ronde Road, Grand Ronde, Oregon (775) 863–0301, E-mail: n/a, Western E-mail: [email protected], 97347–0038, Phone: (503) 879–2034, Region Western Region Eastern Shoshone Tribe of the Wind Fax: (503) 879–2142, E-mail: n/a, Shoshone Northwest Region River Reservation, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box 945, Fort Washakie, South Fork Band, Karen McDade, Shasta (see Karuk) Wyoming 82514, Phone: (307) 332– Director—Human Services, 21 Lee, B– Quartz Valley Indian Reservation, 6591, Fax: (307) 332–6593, E-mail: n/ 13, Spring Creek, Nevada 89815, Director—ICWA Program, 13601 a, Rocky Mountain Region Phone: (775) 744–2412, Fax: (775) Quartz Valley Road, Fort Jones, Elko Band Council, Marlene Dick, ICWA 744–2306, E-mail: n/a, Western California 96032, Phone: (530) 468– Coordinator/Acting Social Worker, Region 5907, Fax: (530) 468–5608, E-mail: 1745 Silver Eagle Drive, Elko, Nevada Te-Moak Tribe of Western Shoshone [email protected], Pacific Region 89801, Phone: (775) 738–9310, Fax: Indians, Marlene Dick, ICWA (775) 778–3397, E-mail: n/a, Western Coordinator/Acting Social Worker, Shawnee Region 1745 Silver Eagle Drive, Elko, NV Absentee Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma Ely Shoshone Tribe, Rae Jean Morrill, 89801, Phone: (775) 738–9310, Fax: Indians, Governor, 2025 S. Gordon Social Services Worker II, #16 (775) 778–3397, E-mail: n/a, Western Cooper Drive, Shawnee, Oklahoma Shoshone Circle, Ely, Nevada 89301, Region 74801, Phone: (405) 275–4030, E-mail: Phone: (775) 289–4133, Fax: (775) Shoshone (see Paiute) n/a, Southern Plains Region 289–3237, E-mail: n/a, Western Eastern Shawnee Tribe of Oklahoma, Region Timbi-sha Shoshone Tribe, As of date there is no recognized government for Chief Glenna J. Wallace, P.O. Box 350, Shoshone (see Paiute) Seneca, MO 64865, Phone: (918) 666– this federally recognized tribe, Pacific 2435, Fax: (918) 666–2186, E-mail: Fallon Paiute Shoshone Tribe, Fallon Region [email protected], Eastern Business Council, Alvin Moyle, Shoshone Chairman, Youth & Family Services, Oklahoma Region Wells Band Council, Paula Salazar, Shawnee Tribe, Jodi Hayes, Tribal 565 Rio Vista Drive, Fallon, Nevada 89406, Phone: (775) 423–1215, Fax: Chairwoman, P.O. Box 809, Wells, Administrator, P.O. Box 189, Miami, Nevada 89835, Phone: (775) 752– Oklahoma 74355–0189, Telephone: (775) 423–5202, E-mail: n/a, Western Region 3045, Fax: (775) 752–2179, E-mail: n/ (918) 542–2441, Fax: (918) 542–2922, a, Western Region E-mail: shawneetribe@shawnee- Ft. McDermitt Paiute-Shoshone Tribes, tribe.com Dee Crutcher, ICWA Advocate-Human Shoshone (see Paiute) Services Program, P.O. Box 68, Winnemucca Tribe, Chairman, P.O. Box Shoalwater McDermitt, Nevada 89421, Phone: 1370, Winnemucca, Nevada 89446, E- (775) 532–8263, Fax: (775) 532–8060, Shoalwater Bay Tribal Council, mail: n/a, Western Region Katherine Horne, ICWA Contact, P.O. E-mail: [email protected], Box 130, Tokeland, Washington Western Region Shoshone (see Yomba) 98590, Phone: (360) 267–6766, Fax: Lone Pine Paiute Shoshone Reservation, Yomba Shoshone Tribe, Elisha A. (360) 267–0247, E-mail: n/a, Kathy Bancroft, Enrollment Mockerman, Eligibility Worker, HC 61 Northwest Region Committee Chairperson, P.O. Box 747, Box 6275, Austin, Nevada 89310, Lone Pine, California 96545, Phone: Shoshone Phone: (775) 964–2463 Ext: 107, Fax: (760) 876–1034, Fax: (760) 876–8302, (775) 964–1352, E-mail: Battle Mountain Band Council, Rhonda E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region [email protected], Hicks, ICWA Coordinator, 37 Northwestern Band of Shoshoni Nation, Western Region Mountain View Drive, Battle Lawrence Honena, ICWA Contact, 427 Mountain, Nevada 89820, Phone: North Main, Suite 101, Pcatello, Idaho Shoshone-Bannock (see Shoshone) (775) 635–9189 Ext: 109, Fax: (775) 83204, Phone: (208) 478–5712, Fax: Shoshone Bannock Tribe, Brandelle 635–8528, E-mail: n/a, Western (208) 478–5713, E-mail: n/a, Whitworth, Tribal Attorney, P.O. Box Region Northwest Region 306, Fort Hall, Idaho 83203, Phone: Shoshone (see Paiute) Shoshone (see Paiute/Washoe) (208) 478–3923, Fax: (208) 237–9736, E-mail: n/a, Northwest Region Big Pine Paiute Tribe, Cyndie Summers, Reno-Sparks Indian Colony, Jane Smith, ICWA Representative, P.O. Box 700, Human Services Assistant, 405 Siletz (see Grand Ronde/Shasta) Big Pine, California 93513, Phone: Golden Lane, Reno, Nevada 89502, Confederated Tribes of the Grande (760) 938–2003, Fax: (760) 938–2942, Phone: (775) 329–5071, Fax: (775) Ronde Community of Oregon, Dana E-mail: [email protected], 785–8758, E-mail: [email protected], Ainma, ICWA Contact, 9615 Grand Pacific Region Western Region Ronde Road, Grand Ronde, Oregon
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97347–0038, Phone: (503) 879–2034, Rosebud Sioux Tribe, Shirley J. Bad (360) 297–7623, Fax: (360) 297–9666, Fax: (503) 879–2142, E-mail: n/a, Wound, MSW, Indian Child Welfare E-mail: [email protected], Northwest Region Act Specialist, RST ICWA Program, Northwest Region P.O. Box 609, Mission, South Dakota Siletz Skokomish 57555, Phone: (605) 856–5270, Fax: Confederated Tribes of Siletz Indians, (605) 856–5268, E-mail: n/a, Great Skokomish Tribal Council, Renee Guy/ Cathern Tufts, Staff Attorney, P.O. Plains Region Kim Thomas, ICWA Contact, N. 80 Box 549, Siletz, Oregon 97380, Phone: Santee Sioux Nation, Jerry Denney, Tribal Center Road, Shelton, (541) 444–8211, Fax; (541) 444–2307, ICWA Specialist, Dakota Tiwahe Washington 98584–9748, Phone: (360) E-mail: [email protected], Service Unit, Route 2, Box 5191, 426–7788, Fax: (360) 462–0082, E- Northwest Region Niobrara, Nebraska 68760, Phone: mail: n/a, Northwest Region (402) 857–2342, Fax: (402) 857–2361, Sioux (see Assiniboine) Snoqualmie E-mail: n/a, Great Plains Region Assiniboine and Sioux Tribes, Shakopee Mdewakanton Sioux Snoqualmie Tribe, Marie Ramirez, Chairman, Fort Beck Indian Community, ICWA Representative, MSW, ICWA Contact, P.O. Box 280, Reservation, P.O. Box 1027, Popular, 2330 Sioux Trail NW., Prior Lake, Carnation, Washington 98014, Phone: Montana 59255, Phone: (406) 768– Minnesota 55372, Phone: (952) 445– (425) 333–5425, Fax: (425) 333–5428, 5155, E-mail: n/a, Rocky Mountain 8900 or (952) 496–6112, Fax: (952) E-mail: n/a, Northwest Region Region 455–8906, E-mail: n/a, Midwest Spokane Region Sioux Sisseton-Wahpeton Oyate, Evelyn Spokane Tribe of Indians, Tawhnee Cheyenne River Sioux Tribe, Dianne Pilcher, ICWA Director, P.O. Box 509, Colvin, Program Manager/Case Garreaux, ICWA Director, P.O. Box Agency Village, South Dakota 57262, Manager, P.O. Box 540, Wellpinit, 590, Eagle Butte, South Dakota 57625, Phone: (605) 698–3992, Fax: (605) Washington 99040, Phone: (509) 258– Phone: (605) 964–6460/6462, Fax: 698–3999, E-mail: evelynp@ 7502, Fax: (509) 258–7029, E-mail: (605) 964–6463, E-mail: n/a, Great state.sd.us, Great Plains Region [email protected], Plains Region Spirit Lake Tribe, ICWA Director Northwest Region (Vacant), P.O. Box 356, Fort Totten, Crow Creek Sioux Tribe, Dave Valandra, Squaxin ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box 139, Fort North Dakota 58335, Phone: (701) Thompson, South Dakota 57339, 766–4855, Fax: (701) 766–4273, E- Squaxin Island Tribe, Donald Whitener, Phone: (605) 245–2322, Fax: (605) mail: n/a, Great Plains Region Tribal Administrator, 10 SE Squaxin 245–2343, E-mail: david.valandra@ Standing Rock Sioux Tribe, Rose Lane, Shelton, Washington 98584– bia.gov, Great Plains Region Mendoza, ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box 9200, Phone: (360) 432–3900, Fax: Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribe, Celeste 526, Fort Yates, North Dakota 58538, (360) 426–6577, E-mail: dwhitener@ Honomichl, ICWA Adminstrator, Phone: (701) 854–3095, Fax: (701) squaxin.us, Northwest Region Flandreau Santee Sioux Tribal Social 854–5575, E-mail: n/a, Great Plains Stillaguamish Services, P.O. Box 283, Flandreau, Region Stillaguamish Tribe of Indians, Gloria South Dakota 57028, Phone: (605) Upper Sioux Community, Tanya Ross, Green, ICW Director, 17014 59th Ave 997–5055, Fax: (605) 997–3694, E- ICWA Manager, P.O. Box 147, 5744 NE., P.O. Box 3782, Arlington, mail: n/a, Great Plains Region Hwy, 67 East, Granite Falls, Minnesota 56241, Phone: (320) 564– Washington 98223, Phone: (360) 435– Lower Brule Sioux Tribe, Greg Miller, 6315, Fax: (320) 564–2550, E-mail: 3985 Ext: 21, Fax: (360) 435–2867, E- LBST Counseling Service Director, tanya@uppersiouxcommunity- mail: n/a, Northwest Region 187 Oyate Circle, Lower Brule, South nsn.gov, Midwest Region Dakota 57528, Phone: (605) 473–5584, Suquamish Yankton Sioux Tribe, Raymond Fax: (605) 473–8051, E-mail: Cournoyer, ICWA Director, P.O. Box Suquamish Tribe of the Port Madison [email protected], Great Plains 248, Marty, South Dakota 57361, Reservation, Dennis Deaton, ICWA Region Phone: (605) 384–5712, Fax: (605) Contact, P.O. Box 498, Suquamish, Lower Sioux, Linette Tellinghuisen, 384–5014, E-mail: n/a, Great Plains Washington 98392, Phone: (360) 394– ICWA Advocate, 39527 Res Highway Region 8478, Fax: (360) 697–6774, E-mail: n/ 1, Morton, Minnesota 56270, Phone: a, Northwest Region (507) 697–9108, Fax: (507) 697–9111, S’Kllalam E-mail: ltellinghuisen@ Jamestown S’Kllalam Tribal Council, Swinomish lowersioux.com, Midwest Region Liz Mueller, ICWA Specialist, 1033 Swinomish Indians, Tracy Parker, Oglala Sioux Tribe, Juanita Sherick, Old Blyn Hwy, Squim, Washington Swinomish Family Services ICWA Administrator, Oglala Sioux 98382, Phone: (360) 681–4628, Fax: Coordinator, 17337 Reservation Rd., Tribe—ONTRAC, P.O. Box 2080, Pine (360) 681–3402, E-mail: n/a, LaConner, Washington 98257, Phone: Ridge, South Dakota 57770, Phone: Northwest Region (360) 466–7222, Fax: (360) 466–1632, (605) 867–5805, Rapid City Office: Lower Elwha Tribal Community E-mail: [email protected], (605) 791–2267, Fax: (605) 867–1893, Council, Patricia Elofson, ICWA Northwest Region E-mail: n/a, Great Plains Region Contact, 2851 Lower Elwha Road, Port Tachi (see Yokut) Prairie Island Indian Community Angeles, Washington 98363–9518, Mdewakanton Dakota Sioux of Phone: (360) 452–8471, Fax: (360) Santa Rosa Rancheria, Crystal Soto, Minnesota, Nancy Anderson, Family 457–8429, E-mail: n/a, Northwest Psy.D., Tribal Social Services Services Manager, 5636 Sturgeon Lake Region Director, 16835 Alkali Drive, P.O. Box Road, Welch, Minnesota 55089, Port Gamble S’Klallam, David 8, Lemoore, California 93245, Phone: Phone: (651) 385–4185, Fax: (651) Delmendo, ICWA Program Manager, (559) 924–1278 Ext. 4020, Fax: (559) 385–4183, E-mail: nanderson@ 31912 Little Boston Road, NE., 925–2947, E-mail: csoto@tachi- piic.org, Midwest Region Kingston, Washington 98346, Phone: yokut.com, Pacific Region
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Three Affiliated Tribes (see Arikara/ 651–4742, E-mail: n/a, Northwest Fort Duschesne, Utah 84026, Phone: Hidatsa/Mandan) Region (435) 725–4026 or (435) 823–0141, Fax: (435) 722–5030, E-mail: floydw@ Three Affiliated Tribes, (Mandan, Tunica-Biloxi Arikara & Hidatsa), Katherine Felix, utetribe.com, Western Region Tunica Biloxi Indian Tribe of Louisiana, ICWA Specialist, 404 Frontage Road, Ute Mountain Ute Tribe, Cole Betty Pierite Logan, Registered Social New Town, North Dakota 58763, McKinney, Acting Director CPS/CW, Worker, P.O. Box 493, Marksville, Phone: (701) 627–4781, Fax: (701) P.O. Box 309, Towaoc, Colorado Louisiana 71351, Telephone: (318) 627–5550, E-mail: kfelix@ 81334, Phone: (970) 564–5307, Fax: 240–6442, Fax: (318) 253–9791, E- mhanation.com, Great Plains Region (970) 564–5300, E-mail: cmckinney@ mail: [email protected], Eastern utemountain.org, Southwest Region Tigua (see Pueblo) Region Wailaki (see Wintun) Pueblo of Isleta, Caroline Dailey, Acting Tuscarora (see Iroquois) ICWA Director, P.O. Box 1270, Isleta, Grindstone Indian Rancheria, Aaston New Mexico 87022, Phone: (505) 869- Tuscarora Nation of New York, Chief Bill, ICWA officer, P.O. Box 63, Elk 2772, E-mail: n/a, Southwest Region Leo Henry, Clerk, 206 Mount Hope Creek, California 95939, Phone: (530) Road, Lewistown, New York 14092, 968–5365, Cell: (530) 519–6552, Fax: Tohono’ O’Odham (see Papago) Phone: (716) 297–1148, Fax: (716) (530) 968–5366, E-mail: n/a, Pacific Tohono O’Odham Nation, Jonathan L. 297–7355, E-mail: n/a, Eastern Region Region Jantzen, Office of Attorney General, Umatilla Wailaki (see Nomlaki/Pit River/Pomo/ P.O. Box 830, Sells, Arizona 85634, Wintun/Yuki) Phone: (520) 383–3410, Fax: (520) Confederated Tribes of the Umatilla 383–2689, E-mail: jonathan.jantzen@ Indian Reservation, M. Brent Round Valley Indian Tribes, Cynthia tonation-nsn.gov, Western Region Leonhard, Deputy Attorney General, Card, ICWA Director, 77826 Covelo 46411 Timine Way, Pendleton, Road, Covelo, California 95428, Tolowa (see Me-Wuk/Miwok) Oregon 97801, Phone: (541) 429– Phone: (707) 983–8008, Fax: (707) Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of 7406, Fax: (541) 429–7406, E-mail: 983–6128, E-mail: [email protected], the Trinidad Rancheria, Amy Atkins, [email protected], Northwest Pacific Region Region ICWA Representative, P.O. Box 630, Wailaki (see Pomo) Trinidad, California 95570, Phone: Umpqua (707) 677–0211, Fax: (707) 677–3921, Scotts Valley Band of Pomo Indians, E-mail: aatkins@ Cow Creek Band of Umpqua Tribe of Sharon Warner, ICWA Rep/Health trinidadrancheria.com, Pacific Region Indians, Rhonda Malone, Human Department Manager, Health and Services Director, 2371 NE Stephens Social Services, 301 Industrial Tolowa (see Karuk/Yurok) Street, Roseburg, Oregon 97470, (541) Avenue, Lakeport, California 95453, Elk Valley Rancheria, Chairperson, 2332 677–5575 ext: 5513, Fax: (541) 677– Phone: (707) 263–4220 ext: 409, Fax: Howland Hill Road, Crescent City, 5574, E-mail: [email protected], (707) 263–4345, E-mail: swarner@ California 95531, Phone: (707) 464– Northwest Region svpomo.org, Pacific Region Sherwood Valley Rancheria, Scarlett 4680, Fax: (707) 465–2638, E-mail: Umpqua & Siuslaw [email protected], Pacific Carmona, Tribal Administrator, 190 Region Confederated Tribes of Coos, Lower Sherwood Hill Drive, Willits, Umpqua & Siuslaw Indians, Dottie California 95490, Phone: (707) 459– Tolowa Garcis, Family Services Coordinator, 9690, Fax: (707) 459–6936, E-mail: Smith River Rancheria, Dorothy Perry, P.O. Box 3279, Coos Bay, Oregon [email protected], Director—Community & Family 97420, Phone: (541) 888–3012 or Cell: Pacific Region (541) 297–0370, Fax: (541) 888–1027, Services, 110 W. First Street, Smith Wampanoag River, California 95567, Phone: (707) E-mail: [email protected], 487–9255, Fax: (707) 487–0137, E- Northwest Region Mashpee Wampanoag Tribe, Yvonne Avant, Councilwoman, Human and mail: [email protected], Pacific Upper Skagit Region Social Services Liaison, 483 Great Upper Skagit Indian Tribe of Neck Road South, Mashpee, MA Tonawanda (see Iroquois/Seneca) Washington, Felice Keegahn, Indian 02649, Phone: (508) 419–6017 Ext: 1, Tonawanda Band of Seneca, Roger Hill, Child Welfare Coordinator, 2284 Cell: (774) 238–8388, Fax: (508) 477– Chief, Council of Chiefs, 7027 Community Plaza Way, Sedro 0508, E-mail: [email protected], Meadville Road, Basom, New York Woolley, Washington 98284, Phone: Eastern Region 14013, Phone: (716) 542–4244, Fax: (360) 854–7077, Fax: (360) 854–7125, Wampanoag Tribe of Gay Head (716) 542–4008, E-mail: n/a, Eastern E-mail: [email protected], (Aquinnah), Bonnie Chalifoux, Region Northwest Region Director of Human Services, 20 Black Brook Road, Aquinnah, Massachusetts Ute Tonkawa 02535, Phone: (508) 645–9265 Ext: Tonkawa Tribe of Oklahoma, President, Southern Ute Indian Tribe, Jerri 133, Fax: (508) 645–2755, E-mail: P.O. Box 70, Tonkawa, Oklahoma Sindelar, ICWA Caseworker II, Peg [email protected], Eastern 74653, Phone: (580) 628–2561, E-mail: Rogers, ICWA Case Attorney, MS 40, Region n/a, Southern Plains Region P.O. Box 737, Ignacio, Colorado 81137, Phone: (970) 769–2920/(970) Warm Springs (see Paiute/Wasco/ Tulalip 563–4738, Fax: (970) 563–0334, E- Washoe) Tulalip Tribe, Elishia Stewart, ICWA mail: [email protected], Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs Contact, 6700 Totem Beach Road, Southwest Region Reservation, Warms Springs Tribal Marysville, Washington 98271, Ute Indian Tribe, Floyd Wyasket, Social Court, Chief Judge Lola Sohappy, Phone: (360) 651–3290, Fax: (360) Service Director, Box 190 or Box 736, ICWA Contact, P.O. Box 850, Warm
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Springs, Oregon 97761, Phone; (541) Wintun Lake, California 95525, Phone: (707) 553–3454, Fax: (541) 553–3281, E- Colusa Indian Community Council, 668–5101, Fax: (707) 668–4272, E- mail: n/a, Northwest Region Daniel Gomez Sr., Chairman, 3730 mail: bmobbs@bluelakerancheria- nsn.gov, Pacific Region Wasco (see Paiute/Warm Springs/ Highway 45, Colusa, California 95932, Washoe) Phone: (530) 458–8231, Fax: (530) Wiyot 458–4186, E-mail: dgomez@colusa- Wiyot Tribe, Michelle Vassel, Director Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs nsn.gov, Pacific Region Reservation, Warms Springs Tribal of Social Services, 1000 Wiyot Drive, Court, Chief Judge Lola Sohappy, Wintun (see Nomlaki) Loleta, California 95551, Phone: (707) 733–5055, Fax: (707) 733–5601, E- ICWA Contact, P.O. Box 850, Warm Cortina Rancheria, (Cortina Indian mail: www.wiyot.com, Pacific Region Springs, Oregon 97761, Phone; (541) Rancheria), Charlie Wright, Tribal 553–3454, Fax: (541) 553–3281, E- Chairman, 570 6th Street, Williams, Wyandotte (see Huron) mail: n/a, Northwest Region California 95987, Phone: (530) 473– Wyandotte Nation, Kate Randall, 3274, Fax: (530) 473–3301, E-mail: Washoe (see Paiute/Warm Springs/ Director of Family Services, 64700 E. n/a, Pacific Region Wasco) Hwy 60, Wyandotte, Oklahoma Wintun (see Wailaki) 74370, Phone: (918) 678–2297, Fax: Confederated Tribes of Warm Springs (918) 678–2944, E-mail: krandall@ Reservation, Warms Springs Tribal Grindstone Indian Rancheria, Aaston wyandotte-nation.org, Eastern Court, Chief Judge Lola Sohappy, Bill, ICWA officer, P.O. Box 63, Elk Oklahoma Region ICWA Contact, P.O. Box 850, Warm Creek, California 95939, Phone: (530) Springs, Oregon 97761, Phone; (541) 968–5365, Cell: (530) 519–6552, Fax: Yahooskin (see Klamath/Modoc) 553–3454, Fax: (541) 553–3281, E- (530) 968–5366, E-mail: n/a, Pacific The Klamath Tribe, Misty Barney, Child mail: n/a, Northwest Region Region Welfare Manager, Candi Crume, Child Wintun (see Nomlaki) Protective Specialist, Jim Collins, ICW Washoe (see Paiute/Shoshone) Specialist, Lisa Ruiz, Child Welfare Paskenta Band of Nomlaki Indians, Ines Caseworker, P.O. Box 436, Chiloquin, Reno-Sparks Indian Colony, Jane Smith, Crosby, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Human Services Assistant, 405 Oregon 97624, Phone: (541) 783– Box 398, Orland, California 95963, 2219, Misty Barnes Cell: (541) 891– Golden Lane, Reno, Nevada 89502, Phone: (530) 865–2010, Fax: (530) Phone: (775) 329–5071, Fax: (775) 9584, Candi Crume Cell: (541) 891– 865–1870, E-mail: office@ 7289, Jim Collins Cell: (541) 891– 785–8758, E-mail: [email protected], paskenta.org, Pacific Region Western Region 6683, Lisa Ruiz (541) 891–1457, Fax: Wintun (see Pit River/Yana) (541) 783–7783, E-mail: Misty.barney Washoe @klamathtribes.com; Candi.kirk@ Redding Rancheria, Director, Social klamathtribes.com; jim.collins@ Washoe Tribe of Nevada and California, Services, 2000 Rancheria Road, klamathtribes.com; Lisa.ruiz@ Paula White, Social Services Director, Redding, California 96001–5528, klamathtribes.com, Northwest Region 919 HWY. 395 South, Gardnerville, Phone: (530) 225–8979, E-mail: n/a, Nevada 89410, Phone: (775) 265– Pacific Region Yana (see Pit River/Wintun) 7024, Fax: (775) 265–4593, E-mail: Redding Rancheria, Director, Social n/a, Western Region Wintun (see Pit River/Pomo/Wailaki/ Nomlaki/Yuki) Services, 2000 Rancheria Road, Wichita Redding, California 96001–5528, Round Valley Indian Tribes, Cynthia Phone: (530) 225–8979, E-mail: n/a, Witchita and Affiliated Tribe of Card, ICWA Director, 77826 Covelo Pacific Region Oklahoma, Joan Williams, Indian Road, Covelo, California 95428, Yakama Child Welfare Director, P.O. Box 729, Phone: (707) 983–8008, Fax: (707) Anadarko, Oklahoma 73005, Phone: 983–6128, E-mail: [email protected], Confederated Tribes & Bands of the, (405) 247–8627, Cell: (405) 638–0170, Pacific Region Yakama Nation, David Lees, Esq., P.O. Box 1190, Toppenish, Washington Fax: (405) 247–8873, E-mail: Wintun [email protected], 98948, Phone: (509) 865–5121 Ext: Southern Plains Region Yocha Dehe Wintun Nation Rumsey 4558, Fax: (509) 865–7078, E-mail: Rancheria, Leland Kinter—Tribal [email protected], Northwest Region Winnebago (see Ho-Chunk) Secretary, P.O. Box 18, Brooks, California 95606, Phone: (530) 796– Yaqui The Ho-Chunk Nation, Valerie 3400, Fax: (530) 796–2143, E-mail: Pascua Yaqui Tribe, Tamara Walters, Blackdeer, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. [email protected], Pacific Assisstant Attorney General, 4725 Box 40, Black River Falls, Wisconsin Region West Calle Tetakusim, Bldg. B, 54615, Phone: (715) 284–9851, Fax: Tucson, Arizona 85757, Phone: (520) (715) 284–0097, E-mail: Wiyot 883–5108, Fax: (520) 883–5084, E- [email protected], Bear River Band of Rhonerville mail: tamara.walters@pascuayaqui- Midwest Region Rancheria, Karen Cahill, Social nsn.gov, Western Region Services Director, 27 Bear River Drive, Winnebago Yavapai Loleta, California 95551, Phone: (707) Winnebago Tribe of Nebraska, Tracy 733–1900 Ext: 290, Fax: (707) 733– Fort McDowell Yavapai Nation, James Henry, ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box 1972, E-mail: kcahill@ Esquirell, Wassaja Family Services 771, Winnebago, Nebraska 68071, bearrivertribe.com, Pacific Region CPS/ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box Phone: (402) 878–2469, Fax: (402) 17779, Fountain Hills, Arizona 85268, 878–2981, E-mail: thenry@ Wiyot (see Huron) Phone: (480) 789–7820, Fax: (480) winnebagotribe.com, Great Plains Blue Lake Rancheria, Bonnie Mobbs, 837–4809, E-mail: jesquirell@ Region Exec. Assistant, P.O. 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Yavapai (see Apache) Yurok (see Wiyot) Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, Blue Lake Rancheria, Bonnie Mobbs, Phone: (907) 276–2700, Fax: (907) Yavapai-Apache Nation, Nancy B. 279–4351, E-mail: [email protected], Guzman, ICWA Coordinator, 2400 Exec. Assistant, P.O. Box 428, Blue Lake, California 95525, Phone: (707) Alaska Region Datsi Road, Camp Verde, Arizona Native Village of Atka, Kathy Dirks, 668–5101, Fax: (707) 668–4272, E- 86322, Phone: (928) 649–7115, Fax: ICWA Coordinator, Unalaska, AK mail: bmobbs@bluelakerancheria- (928) 567–6832, E-mail: nguzman@ 99685, Phone: (907) 581–6574, Fax: nsn.gov, Pacific Region yan-tribe.org, Western Region (907) 581–2040, E-mail: kathyd@ Yavapai Yurok (see Me-Wok/Miwok/Tolowa) apiai.org, Grace Smith, Family Cher-Ae Heights Indian Community of Programs Coordinator, Aleutian/ Yavapai-Prescott Indian Tribe, Elsie the Trinidad Rancheria, Amy Atkins, Pribilof Islands Association, 1131 East Watchman, Family Support ICWA Representative, P.O. Box 630, International Airport Road, Supervisor, 530 East Merritt, Prescott, Trinidad, California 95570, Phone: Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, Arizona 86301, Phone: (928) 515– (707) 677–0211, Fax: (707) 677–3921, Phone: (907) 276–2700 or (907) 222– 7351, Fax: (928) 541–7945, E-mail: E-mail: aatkins@ 4236, Fax: (907) 279–4351, E-mail: [email protected], Western trinidadrancheria.com, Pacific Region [email protected], Alaska Region Region Native Village of Belkofski, Grace Yurok (see Karuk/Tolowa) Smith, Family Programs Coordinator, Yokut (see Tachi) Elk Valley Rancheria, Chairperson, 2332 Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, Santa Rosa Rancheria, Crystal Soto, Howland Hill Road, Crescent City, 1131 East International Airport Road, Psy.D., Tribal Social Services California 95531, Phone: (707) 464– Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, Director, 16835 Alkali Drive, P.O. Box 4680, Fax: (707) 465–2638, E-mail: Phone: 1–800–478–2742, Fax: (907) 8, Lemoore, California 93245, Phone: [email protected], Pacific 222–9735, E-mail: [email protected], (559) 924–1278 Ext. 4020, Fax: (559) Region Alaska Region 925–2947, E-mail: csoto@tachi- Yurok Aleut (see Alutiiq) yokut.com, Pacific Region Resighini Rancheria, Rick Dowd, Native Village of Chanega (aka: Yokut Chairperson, Keshan Dowd, Social Chenega), Norma Selanoff, ICWA Service/ICWA, P.O. Box 529, Worker, GayDell Trumblee, Tribal Table Mountain Rancheria, Frank Administrator, P.O. Box 8079, Marquez Jr., Tribal Chief of Police, Klamath, California 95548, Phone: (707) 482–2431, Fax: (707) 482–3425, Chenega Bay, Alaska 99574, Phone: 23736 Sky Harbour Rd., Friant, (907) 573–5386/5130, Fax: (907) 573– California 93626, Phone: (559) 822– E-mail: n/a, Pacific Region Yurok Tribe, Stephanie Weldon, Social 5387/5120, E-mail: g.trumblee@ 6336, Fax: (559) 822–6340, E-mail: nativevillageofchanega.com, Alaska [email protected], Pacific Region Services Director, 190 Klamath Blvd., P.O. Box 1027, Klamath, California Region Chignik Bay Tribal Council 1, Debbie Yokut (see Mono) 95548, Phone: (707) 482–1350, Fax: Carlson, Administrator, P.O. Box 50, (707) 482–1368, E-mail: sweldon@ Tule River Reservation, Lolita Garfield, Chignik, Alaska 99564, Phone: (907) yuroktribe.nsn.us, Pacific Region MSW, Director Family Social 749–2445, Fax: (907) 749–2423, E- Services, 340 North Reservation Road, 2. Alaska Native Tribes and Villages mail: n/a, Alaska Region Porterville, California 93258, Phone: Chignik Bay Tribal Council 2, Children’s Aleut (559) 781–4271 ext: 1013, Fax: (559) Services Program Manager, Bristol 791–2122, E-mail: icwadir@ Agdaagux Tribe of King Cove, Arthur Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, tulerivertribe-nsn.gov, Pacific Region Newman, Tribal Administrator, P.O. 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Box 249, King Cove, Alaska 99612, Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Yomba (see Shoshone) Phone: (907) 497–2648, Fax: (907) Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Yomba Shoshone Tribe, Elisha A. 497–2803, E-mail: [email protected]. bbna.com, Alaska Region 1 Mockerman, Eligibility Worker, HC 61 Grace Smith—Family Programs Native Village of Chignik Lagoon , Box 6275, Austin, Nevada 89310, Coordinator, Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Clemence Grunert, Jr., President, P.O. Phone: (775) 964–2463 Ext: 107, Fax: Association, 1131 E. International Box 09, Chignik Lagoon, Alaska (775) 964–1352, E-mail: emockerman Airport Rd., Anchorage, AK 99518– 99565, Phone: (907) 840–2281, Fax: @yombatribe.org, Western Region 1408, Phone: (907) 276–2700/(907) (907) 840–2217, [email protected], 222–4236, Fax: (907) 279–4351, E- Alaska Region Yuki (see Pit River/Pomo/Nomlaki/ mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Native Village of Chignik Lagoon 2, Wailaki/Wintun) Children’s Services Program Manager, Aleut (see Alutiiq) Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. Round Valley Indian Tribes, Cynthia Native Village of Akhiok, Rachelle Joy, Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Card, ICWA Director, 77826 Covelo KANA Foster Parent Support Dillingham, Alaska 99576, Phone: Road, Covelo, California 95428, Specialist, 3449 Rezanof Drive East, (907) 842–4139, Fax: (907) 842–4106, Phone: (707) 983–8008, Fax: (707) Kodiak, Alaska 99615, Phone: (907) [email protected], Alaska Region 983–6128, E-mail: [email protected], 486–9869, Fax: (907) 486–4829, E- Chignik Lake Village 1, John Lind, Pacific Region mail: [email protected], President, P.O. Box 33, Chignik Lake, Yurok Alaska Region Alaska 99548, Phone: (907) 845–2212, Fax: (907) 845–2217, E-mail: n/a, Aleut Big Lagoon Rancheria, Chairperson, P.O. Alaska Region Box 3060, Trinidad, California 95570, Native Village of Akutan, Grace Smith, Chignik Lake Village 2, Children’s Phone: (707) 826–2079, Fax: (707) Family Programs Coordinator, Services Program Manager, Bristol 826–0495, E-mail: jstmartin@ Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, yuroktribe.nsn.us, Pacific Region 1131 East International Airport Road, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham,
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Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Native Village of Karluk, Joyce Jones, 279–4351, E-mail: [email protected], Fax: (907) 842–4106, cnixon@ ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 22, Karluk, Alaska Region bbna.com, Alaska Region Alaska 99608, Phone: (907) 241–2218, Aleut (see Alutiiq) Fax: (907) 241–2208, E-mail: n/a, Cordova (see Eyak) Alaska Region Village of Old Harbor, Fred Brooks, Egegik Village 1, Caseworker II, P.O. Box Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 62, Aleut 154, Egegik, Alaska 99579, Phone: Old Harbor, Alaska 99643–0062, (907) 233–2207, Fax: (907) 233–2213, King Cove (see Agdaagux) Phone: (907) 286–2215, Fax: (907) E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region King Salmon Tribe 1, Ralph Angasan, 286–2277, Alaska Region Egegik Village 2, Children’s Services Jr.—Tribal Administrator, Ruth Native Village of Ouzinkie, Bliss Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Monsen—ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 68, Peterson, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 King Salmon, Alaska 99613, Phone: 130, Ouzinkie, Alaska 99644–0130, Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska (907) 246–3553/3447, Fax: (907) 246– Phone: (907) 680–2359, Fax: (907) 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: 3449, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 680–2214, E-mail: [email protected], (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ King Salmon Tribe 2, Children’s Alaska Region bbna.com, Alaska Region Services Program Manager, Bristol Aleut English Bay (see Native Village of Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, 1 Nanwalek) 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Pauloff Harbor Village , Lorraine Boehl, Native Village of Afognak, Denise Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Administrator Assistant, P.O. Box 97, Malutin, ICWA Worker, 115 Mill Bay Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Sand Point, Alaska 99661, Phone: Road, Suite 201, Kodiak, Alaska bbna.com, Alaska Region (907) 383–6075, Fax: (907) 383–6094, 99615, Phone: (907) 486–6357, Fax: E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Aleut (see Alutiiq) (907) 486–6529, E-mail: denise@ Region Pauloff Harbor Village 2, Grace Smith, afognak.org, Alaska Region Kodiak Tribal Council (see Sun’aq Tribe Family Programs Coordinator, Native Village of Eyak (Cordova), Erin of Kodiak) Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, Kurz, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 1388, Native Village of Larsen Bay, Rachelle 1131 East International Airport Road, Cordova, Alaska 99574, Phone: (907) Joy, KANA Foster Parent Support Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, 424–7738, Fax: (907) 424–7809, E- Specialist, 3449 Rezanof Drive East, Phone: (907) 276–2700 or (907) 222– mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Kodiak, AK 99615, Phone: (907) 486– 4236, Fax: (907) 279–4351, E-mail: 9869, Fax: (907) 486–4829, E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Aleut [email protected], Alaska Native Village of False Pass, Grace Region Aleut (see Alutiiq) Smith, Family Programs Coordinator, Lesnoi Village (aka Woody Island), Native Village of Perryville 1, Bernice Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, Kathleen Drabek, Tribal O’Domin, Tribal Children’s Service 1131 East International Airport Road, Administrator, Shannon Larronoff, Worker, P.O. Box 89, Perryville, Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, Financial Specialist/Enrollment, 3248 Alaska 99648–0089, Phone: (907) Phone: (907) 276–2700 or (907) 222– Mill Bay Road, Kodiak, Alaska 99615, 853–2242, Fax: (907) 853–2229, E- 4236, Fax: (907) 279–4351, E-mail: Phone: (907) 486–2821, Fax: (907) mail: n/a, Alaska Region [email protected], Alaska Region 486–2738, E-mail: village@ Native Village of Perryville 2, Children’s alaska.com, Alaska Region Aleut (see Alutiiq) Services Program Manager, Bristol Native Village of Nanwalek (aka English Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, 1 Ivanoff Bay Village , Edgar Shangin, Bay), Alma Moonin, IRA 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Tribal President, 7926 Old Seward Administrator, P.O. Box 8028, Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Hwy, Suite B–5, Anchorage, Alaska Nanwalek, Alaska 99603–6021, Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ 99518, Phone: (907) 522–2263, Fax: Phone: (907) 281–2274, Fax: (907) bbna.com, Alaska Region (907) 522–2363, E-mail: ibvc@ 281–2252, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Native Village of Pilot Point 1, Devona ivanofbay.com, Alaska Region Aleut Miller, Village Administrator, P.O. Ivanoff Bay Village 2, Children’s Box 449, Pilot Point, Alaska 99649, Services Program Manager, Bristol Native Village of Nelson Lagoon 1, Phone: (907) 797–2208, Fax: (907) Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Nanette Johnson, Assistant 797–2258, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Administrator, P.O. Box 913, Nelson Native Village of Pilot Point 2, Bristol Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Lagoon, Alaska 99571, Phone: (907) Bay Native Association, Children’s Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ 989–2204, Fax: (907) 989–2233, E- Services Program Manager, P.O. Box bbna.com, Alaska Region mail: n/a, Alaska Region 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Kaguyak Village, Margie Bezona, Native Village of Nelson Lagoon 2, Grace Dillingham, Alaska 99559, Phone: Community Development Director, Smith, Family Programs Coordinator, (907) 842–4139, Fax: (907) 842–4106, Kodiak Area Native Association, 3449 Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, E-mail: [email protected], Alaska E. Rezanof Drive, Kodiak, Alaska 1131 East International Airport Road, Region 99615, Phone: (907) 486–9816, Fax: Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, Native Village of Port Graham, Mary (907) 486–9886, E-mail: Phone: (907) 276–2700 or (907) 222– Malchoff/Patrick Norman, ICWA [email protected], Alaska 4236, Fax: (907) 279–4351, E-mail: Worker/Chief, P.O. Box 5510, Port Region [email protected], Alaska Region Graham, Alaska 99603, Phone: (907) Native Village of Kanatak, Tony Olivera, Native Village of Nikolski, Grace Smith, 284–2227, Fax: (907) 284–2222, E- Tribal Administrator/ICWA Director, Family Programs Coordinator, mail: n/a, Alaska Region P.O. Box 872231, Wailla, Alaska Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, Native Village of Port Heiden 1, Gerda 99687, Phone: (907) 357–5991, Fax: 1131 East International Airport Road, Kosbruk—Tribal Administrator, P.O. (907) 357–5992, kanatak@ Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, Box 49007, Port Heiden, Alaska mtaonline.net, Alaska Region Phone: (907) 276–2700, Fax: (907) 99549, Phone: (907) 837–2225/2296,
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Fax: (907) 837–2297, E-mail: n/a, Saint George Island 2, Aleutian/Pribilof (907) 486–6529, E-mail: denise@ Alaska Region Islands Association, Grace Smith, afognak.org, Alaska Region Native Village of Port Heiden 2, Family Programs Coordinator, 1131 Native Village of Akhiok, Rachelle Joy, Children’s Services Program Manager, East International Airport Road, KANA Foster Parent Support Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, Specialist, 3449 Rezanof Drive East, Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Phone: (907) 276–2700/222–4236, Kodiak, Alaska 99615, Phone: (907) Dillingham, Alaska 99576, Phone: Fax: (907) 279–4351, E-mail: 486–9869, Fax: (907) 486–4829, E- (907) 842–4139, Fax: (907) 842–4106, [email protected], Alaska mail: [email protected], E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Alaska Region Region Saint Paul Island 1, Maxim Buterin, Jr., Native Village of Chanega (aka: Native Village of Port Lions, Lisa ICWA Children Service Worker, P.O. Chenega), Norma Selanoff, ICWA Squartsoff, Tribal Services Box 86, St. Paul Island, Alaska 99660, Worker, GayDell Trumblee, Tribal Coordinator, P.O. Box 69, Port Lions, Phone: (907) 546–8308, Phone: (907) Administrator, P.O. Box 8079, Alaska 99550–0069, Phone: (907) 546–8370, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Chenega Bay, Alaska 99574, Phone: 454–2234, Fax: (907) 454–2434, E- St. Paul Island 2, Grace Smith, Family (907) 573–5386/5130, Fax: (907) 573– mail: [email protected], Alaska Programs Coordinator, Aleutian/ 5387/5120, E-mail: g.trumblee@ Region Pribilof Islands Association, 1131 East nativevillageofchanega.com, Alaska Aleut International Airport Road, Region Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, Chignik Bay Tribal Council 1, Debbie Qagan Tayagungin Tribe of Sand Point Phone: (907) 276–2700 or (907) 222– Carlson, Administrator, P.O. Box 50, 1 Village , Marva J. Hatch, Executive 4236, Fax: (907) 279–4351, E-mail: Chignik, Alaska 99564, Phone: (907) Director, Box 447, Sand Point, Alaska [email protected], Alaska Region 749–2445, Fax: (907) 749–2423, E- 99661, Phone: (907) 383–5616/5944, mail: n/a, Alaska Region Aleut (see Alutiiq) Fax: (907) 383–5616, E-mail: qttadmin Chignik Bay Tribal Council 2, Children’s @arctic.net, Alaska Region Native Village of Tatitlek, Kristi Services Program Manager, Bristol Qagan Tayagungin Tribe of Sand Point Kompkoff, Tribal Administrator, P.O. 2 Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Village , Grace Smith, Family Box 171, Tatitlek, Alaska 99677, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Programs Coordinator, Aleutian/ Phone: (907) 325–2311, Fax: (907) Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Pribilof Islands Association, 1131 East 325–2298, E-mail: Kristi@ Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ International Airport Road, chugachmiut.org, Alaska Region bbna.com, Alaska Region Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, Ugashik Village 1, Flora Olrun, Tribal Native Village of Chignik Lagoon 1, Phone: (907) 276–2700 or (907) 222– Manager, 206 E. Fireweed Lane, #204, Clemence Grunert, Jr., President, P.O. 4236, Fax: (907) 279–4351, E-mail: Anchorage, Alaska 99503, Phone: Box 09, Chignik Lagoon, Alaska [email protected], Alaska Region (907) 338–7694, Fax: (907) 338–7659, 99565, Phone: (907) 840–2281, Fax: Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska 1, Kathy E-mail: [email protected], (907) 840–2217, E-mail: clagoon@ M. Dirks, Family Porgrams Services, Alaska Region gci.net, Alaska Region P.O. Box 1130, Unalaska, Alaska 2 Native Village of Chignik Lagoon 2, 99685, Phone: (907) 581–6574, Fax: Ugashik Village , Children’s Services Children’s Services Program Manager, (907) 581–2040, E-mail: kathyd@ Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. apiai.org, Alaska Region Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Qawalangin Tribe of Unalaska 2, Grace Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Smith, Family Programs Coordinator, 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: Dillingham, Alaska 99576, Phone: Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ (907) 842–4139, Fax: (907) 842–4106, 1131 East International Airport Road, bbna.com, Alaska Region [email protected], Alaska Region Chignik Lake Village 1, John Lind, Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, Aleut Phone: (907) 276–2700 or (907) 222– President, P.O. Box 33, Chignik Lake, 4236, Fax: (907) 279–4351, E-mail: Unalaska (see Qawalangin Tribe of Alaska 99548, Phone: (907) 845–2212, [email protected], Alaska Region Unalaska) Fax: (907) 845–2217, E-mail: n/a, Native Village of Unga 1, Amy Foster, Alaska Region Aleut (see Alutiiq) Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 508, Chignik Lake Village 2, Children’s Seldovia Village Tribe, Laurel Hilts, Sand Point, Alaska 99661, Phone: Services Program Manager, Bristol ICWA Worker, Drawer L, Seldovia, (907) 383–2415, Fax: (907) 383–5553, Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Alaska 99663, Phone: (907) 435–3252, E-mail: [email protected], Alaska 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Fax: (907) 234–7865, E-mail: lhilts@ Region Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, svt.org, Alaska Region Native Village of Unga 2, Grace Smith, Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Sun’aq Tribe of Kodiak, Linda Resoff, Family Programs Coordinator, bbna.com, Alaska Region Social Services Director, 312 W. Aleutian/Pribilof Islands Association, Egegik Village 1, Caseworker II, P.O. Box Marine Way, Kodiak, Alaska 99615, 1131 East International Airport Road, 154, Egegik, Alaska 99579, Phone: Phone: (907) 486–4449, Fax: (907) Anchorage, Alaska 99518–1408, (907) 233–2207, Fax: (907) 233–2213, 486–3361, E-mail: socialservices@ Phone: (907) 276–2700 or (907) 222– E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region sunaq.org, Alaska Region 4236, Fax: (907) 279–4351, E-mail: Egegik Village 2, Children’s Services [email protected], Alaska Region Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Aleut Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Aleut (see Alutiiq) Saint George Island 1, Sally Merculief, Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 940, Woody Island (see Lesnoi Village) 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: St. George, Alaska 99591, Phone: Native Village of Afognak, Denise (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ (907) 859–2205/2206, Fax: (907) 859– Malutin, ICWA Worker, 115 Mill Bay bbna.com, Alaska Region 2242, E-mail: sallymerculief@ Road, Suite 201, Kodiak, Alaska English Bay (see Native Village of starband.net, Alaska Region 99615, Phone: (907) 486–6357, Fax: Nanwalek)
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Native Village of Eyak (Cordova), Erin 680–2214, E-mail: [email protected], 325–2298, E-mail: Kristi@ Kurz, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 1388, Alaska Region chugachmiut.org, Alaska Region Cordova, Alaska 99574, Phone: (907) Native Village of Perryville 1, Bernice Ugashik Village 1, Flora Olrun, Tribal 424–7738, Fax: (907) 424–7809, E- O’Domin, Tribal Children’s Service Manager, 206 E. Fireweed Lane, #204, mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Worker, P.O. Box 89, Perryville, Anchorage, Alaska 99503, Phone: Ivanoff Bay Village 1, Edgar Shangin, Alaska 99648–0089, Phone: (907) (907) 338–7694, Fax: (907) 338–7659, Tribal President, 7926 Old Seward 853–2242, Fax: (907) 853–2229, E- E-mail: [email protected], Hwy, Suite B–5, Anchorage, Alaska mail: n/a, Alaska Region Alaska Region 99518, Phone: (907) 522–2263, Fax: Native Village of Perryville 2, Children’s Ugashik Village 2, Children’s Services (907) 522–2363, E-mail: ibvc@ Services Program Manager, Bristol Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native ivanofbay.com, Alaska Region Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Ivanoff Bay Village 2, Children’s 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska Services Program Manager, Bristol Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, bbna.com, Alaska Region bbna.com, Alaska Region 1 Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Native Village of Pilot Point , Devona Woody Island (see Lesnoi Village) Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Miller, Village Administrator, P.O. bbna.com, Alaska Region Box 449, Pilot Point, Alaska 99649, Athabascan Indian Kaguyak Village, Margie Bezona, Phone: (907) 797–2208, Fax: (907) Alatna Village 1, Wilma David, Tribal Community Development Director, 797–2258, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Box 70, Kodiak Area Native Association, 3449 Bristol Bay Native Association, Allakaket, Alaska 99720, Phone: (907) E. Rezanof Drive, Kodiak, Alaska Children’s Services Program Manager, 968–8397, Fax: (907) 238–3705, E- 99615, Phone: (907) 486–9816, Fax: P.O. Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, mail: n/a, Alaska Region (907) 486–9886, E-mail: Dillingham, Alaska 99559, Phone: Alatna Village 2, Legal Department, [email protected], Alaska (907) 842–4139, Fax: (907) 842–4106, Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Region E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska Native Village of Kanatak, Tony Olivera, Region 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 Ext. Tribal Administrator/ICWA Director, Native Village of Port Graham, Mary 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, P.O. Box 872231, Wailla, Alaska Malchoff/Patrick Norman, ICWA E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Worker/Chief, P.O. Box 5510, Port 99687, Phone: (907) 357–5991, Fax: Allakaket Village 1, Emily Bergman, Graham, Alaska 99603, Phone: (907) (907) 357–5992, E-mail: kanatak@ Tribal Family Youth Specialist 284–2227, Fax: (907) 284–2222, E- mtaonline.net, Alaska Region (TFYS), P.O. Box 50, Allakaket, Native Village of Karluk, Joyce Jones, mail: n/a, Alaska Region Alaska 99720, Phone: (907) 968–2303, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 22, Karluk, Native Village of Port Heiden 1, Gerda Fax: (907) 968–2233, E-mail: Alaska 99608, Phone: (907) 241–2218, Kosbruk—Tribal Administrator, P.O. [email protected], Fax: (907) 241–2208, E-mail: n/a, Box 49007, Port Heiden, Alaska Alaska Region Alaska Region 99549, Phone: (907) 837–2225/2296, Allakaket Village 2 Kodiak Tribal Council (see Sun’aq Tribe Fax: (907) 837–2297, E-mail: n/a, , Legal Department, of Kodiak) Alaska Region Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Native Village of Larsen Bay, Rachelle Native Village of Port Heiden 2, Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska Joy, KANA Foster Parent Support Children’s Services Program Manager, 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. Specialist, 3449 Rezanof Drive East, Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, Kodiak, AK 99615, Phone: (907) 486– Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 1 9869, Fax: (907) 486–4829, E-mail: Dillingham, Alaska 99576, Phone: Anvik Village , Alberta Walker, Tribal [email protected], Alaska (907) 842–4139, Fax: (907) 842–4106, Family Youth Specialist (TFYS), P.O. Region E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Box 10, Anvik, Alaska 99558, Phone: Lesnoi Village (aka Woody Island), Region (907) 663–6378, Fax: (907) 663–6357, Kathleen Drabek, Tribal Native Village of Port Lions, Lisa E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Administrator, Shannon Larronoff, Squartsoff, Tribal Services Anvik Village 2, Legal Department, Financial Specialist/Enrollment, 3248 Coordinator, P.O. Box 69, Port Lions, Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Mill Bay Road, Kodiak, Alaska 99615, Alaska 99550–0069, Phone: (907) Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska Phone: (907) 486–2821, Fax: (907) 454–2234, Fax: (907) 454–2434, E- 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. 486–2738, E-mail: village@ mail: [email protected], Alaska 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, alaska.com, Alaska Region Region E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Native Village of Nanwalek (aka English Seldovia Village Tribe, Laurel Hilts, Arctic Village, Nena C. Wilson—ICWA Bay), Alma Moonin, IRA ICWA Worker, Drawer L, Seldovia, Manager, Margorie Gemmill—Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 8028, Alaska 99663, Phone: (907) 435–3252, Administrator, P.O. Box 69, Arctic Nanwalek, Alaska 99603–6021, Fax: (907) 234–7865, E-mail: lhilts@ Village, AK 99722, Phone: (907) 587– Phone: (907) 281–2274, Fax: (907) svt.org, Alaska Region 5523/5328, Fax: (907) 587–5128, 281–2252, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Sun’aq Tribe of Kodiak, Linda Resoff, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Village of Old Harbor, Fred Brooks, Social Services Director, 312 W. Beaver Village 1, Arlene Pitka, ICWA Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 62, Marine Way, Kodiak, Alaska 99615, Coordinator, P.O. Box 24029, Beaver, Old Harbor, Alaska 99643–0062, Phone: (907) 486–4449, Fax: (907) Alaska 99724, Phone: (907) 628–6126, Phone: (907) 286–2215, Fax: (907) 486–3361, E-mail: socialservices@ Fax: (907) 628–6815, E-mail: n/a, 286–2277, Alaska Region sunaq.org, Alaska Region Alaska Region Native Village of Ouzinkie, Bliss Native Village of Tatitlek, Kristi Beaver Village 2, Legal Department, Peterson, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box Kompkoff, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First 130, Ouzinkie, Alaska 99644–0130, Box 171, Tatitlek, Alaska 99677, Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska Phone: (907) 680–2359, Fax: (907) Phone: (907) 325–2311, Fax: (907) 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext.
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3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, Copper Center (see Native Village of (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Kluti-Kaah) 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Bettles Field (see Evansville Village) Village of Dot Lake, Dewila Lyons, Organized Village of Grayling, (aka Birch Creek Tribe, Jackie Baalam, Tribal ICWA Coordinator, William Miller, Holikachuk) 1, Sue Ann Nicholi, Family Youth Specialist (TFYS), 1410 President, P.O. Box 2279, Dot Lake, Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. S. Cushman Street, Suite 3B, Alaska 99737–2275, Phone: (907) Box 49, Grayling, Alaska 99590, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: (907) 882–2742/2695, Fax: (907) 882–5558, Phone: (907) 453–5142, Fax: (907) 221–2215, Fax: (907) 455–8486, E- E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 453–5146, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region mail: n/a, Legal Department, Tanana Native Village of Eagle 1, Maralyn Organized Village of Grayling, (aka Chiefs Conference, 122 First Avenue, Hinckley, Tribal Family & Youth Holikachuk) 2, Legal Department, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Services, and, Joyce Roberts, Tribal Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Phone: (907) 452–8251 Ext: 3178, Fax: Administrator, P.O. Box 19, Eagle, Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska (907) 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Alaska 99738, Phone: (907) 547–2271/ 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. Region 2281, Fax: (907) 547–2318, E-mail: 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: Native Village of Cantwell, Veronica [email protected], n/a, Alaska Region Nicholas, President, P.O. Box 94, Alaska Region Gulkana Village, Charelle Randall, 2 Cantwell, Alaska 99729, Phone: (907) Native Village of Eagle , Legal ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 254, Gakona, 768–2591, Fax: (907) 768–1111, E- Department, Tanana Chiefs Alaska 99586–0254, Phone: (907) mail: [email protected], Copper Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite 822–5363, Fax: (907) 822–3976, E- River Native Association, Katherine 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: mail: [email protected], McConkey, Director Tribal (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) Alaska Region Community Services, Drawer H, 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Gwichyaa Gwichin (see Fort Yukon) Copper Center, Alaska 99573, Phone: Eklutna Native Village, Terri Corey, Healy Lake Village 1, Jo Ann Polston, (907) 822–5241 ext. 232, Fax: (907) ICWA Coordinator, 26339 Eklutna TFYS, 326 First Avenue, Fairbanks, 822–8801, E-mail: Kathy@ Village Road, Chugiak, Alaska 99567, Alaska 99701, Phone: (907) 876–0638, crnative.org, Alaska Region Phone: (907) 688–6020/242–6021, 1 Fax: (907) 876–0639, E-mail: n/a, Chalkyitski Village , Donna L. Crow, Fax: (907) 688–6021, E-mail: nve.icwa Alaska Region Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. @eklutna-nan.gov, Alaska Region Healy Lake Village 2, Legal Department, Evansville Village (aka Bettles Field) 1, Box 57, Chalkyitsik, Alaska 99788, Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Rachel Hanft, ICWA/Tribal Family & Phone: (907) 848–8117, Fax: (907) Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska Youth Services, P.O. Box 26087, 848–8119, E-mail: 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. Bettles, Alaska 99726, Phone: (907) n/a, Alaska Region 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: Chalkyitski Village 2, Legal Department, 692–5005, Fax: (907) 692–5006, E- n/a, Alaska Region Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First mail: [email protected], Holikachuk (see Grayling) Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska Alaska Region Holy Cross Village 1, Rebecca J. Turner, 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. Evansville Village (aka Bettles Field) 2, Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: n/ Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Box 191, Holy Cross, Alaska 99602, a, Alaska Region Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Cheesh-Na Tribe, Wilson Justin, Tribal 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: Phone: (907) 476–7249, Fax: (907) Administrator, P.O. Box 241, Gakona, (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) 476–7132, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 2 Alaska 99586, Phone: (907) 822–3503, 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Holy Cross Village , Legal Department, Fax: (907) 822–5179, E-mail: wjustin@ Native Village of Fort Yukon (Gwichyaa Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First cheeshna.com, Alaska Region Gwichin) 1, Arlene Joseph, ICWA Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska Chickaloon Native Village, Penny Worker, P.O. Box 10, Fort Yukon, 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. Westing, ICWA Case Manager, P.O. Alaska 99740, Phone: (907) 662–3625, 3177, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: Box Manager, P.O. Box 1105, Fax: (907) 662–3118, E-mail: n/a, n/a, Alaska Region 1 Chickaloon, Alaska 99674, Phone: Alaska Region Hughes Village , Elena Miranda Beatus, (907) 745–0749/0794, Fax: (907) 745– Native Village of Fort Yukon (Gwichyaa Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. 0709, E-mail: cvadmin@ Gwichin) 2, Legal Department, Tanana Box 45029, Hughes, Alaska 99745, chickaloon.org; penny@ Chiefs Conference, 122 First Avenue, Phone: (907) 889–2249, Fax: (907) chickaloon.org, Alaska Region Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, 889–2252, E-mail: Elena.beatus@ Chistochina (see Cheesh-Na) Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: tananachiefsconference.org, Alaska Native Village of Chitina, Elizabeth (907) 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Kelley, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 31, Region Hughes Village 2, Legal Department, Chitina, Alaska 99566, Phone: (907) Native Village of Gakona, Charlene Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First 823–2287, Fax: (907) 823–2233, E- Nollner, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Box 102, Gakona, Alaska 99586, 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. Circle Native Community 1, Jessica Phone: (907) 822–5777, Fax: (907) 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: Boyle, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 89, 822–5997, E-mail: gakonaadmin@ n/a, Alaska Region Circle, Alaska 99733, Phone: (907) cvinternet.net, Alaska Region Huslia Village 1, Cesa Sam, Tribal 773–2822, Fax: (907) 773–2823, E- Galena Village (aka Louden Village) 1, Family Youth Specialist/ICWA, P.O. mail: [email protected], March Runner, ICWA Director, P.O. Box 70, Huslia, Alaska 99746, Phone: Alaska Region Box 244, Galena, Alaska 99741, (907) 829–2202, Fax: (907) 829–2214, Circle Native Community 2, Legal Phone: (907) 656–1711, Fax: (907) E-mail: Eileen.jackson@ Department, Tanana Chiefs 656–2491, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region tananachiefs.org, Alaska Region Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Galena Village (aka Louden Village) 2, Huslia Village 2, Legal Department, 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext.
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3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: n/ (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) Nondalton Village 2, Children’s Services a, Alaska Region 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Villiage of Iliamna 1, Maria Anelon— McGrath Native Village 1, Helen Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Administrative Asst., P.O. Box 286, Vanderpool, Tribal Family and Youth Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, AK Iliamna, Alaska 99606, Phone: (907) Specialist, P.O. Box 134, McGrath, 99559, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: 571–1246, Fax: (907) 571–1256, E- Alaska 99627, Phone: (907) 524–3023, (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ mail: n/a, Alaska Region Fax: (907) 524–3899, E-mail: helenvhf bbna.com, Alaska Region Villiage of Iliamna 2, Children’s Services @mcgrathalaska.net, Alaska Region Northway Village, Vicky Nollner, ICWA Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native McGrath Native Village 2, Legal Coordinator, Belinda Thomas, ICWA Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Department, Julia Webb, Tanana Coordinator/Tribal Administrator, Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska Chiefs Conference, 122 First Avenue, P.O. Box 516, Northway, Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, 99764, Phone: (907) 778–2311, Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) 778–2220, E-mail: n/a, Alaska bbna.com, Alaska Region (907) 459–3953, E-mail: juliewebb@ Region Village of Kaltag 1, Marlene Madros, tananachiefs.org, Alaska Region Nulato Village 1, Brittany Smith, Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Mentasta Traditional Council, Rachele Director of Human Services, P.O. Box Box 129, Kaltag, Alaska 99748, Phone: Sanford, ICWA Program, P.O. Box 65049, Nulato, Alaska 99765, Phone: (907) 534–2243, Fax: (907) 534–2264, 6019, Mentasta, Alaska 99780, Phone: (907) 898–2329, Fax: (907) 898–2207, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region (907) 291–2319, Fax: (907) 291–2305, E-mail: paulmountain@ 2 Village of Kaltag , Legal Department, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region tananachiefs.org, Alaska Region Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Native Village of Minto 1, Lou Ann Nulato Village 2, Legal Department, Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska Williams, Tribal Family Youth Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. Specialist, P.O. Box 26, Minto, Alaska Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: 99758, Phone: (907) 798–7007, Fax: 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. n/a, Alaska Region (907) 798–7914, E-mail: n/a, Alaska 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: Kenaitze Indian Tribe, Ms. Vide Van Region n/a, Alaska Region Velzor, ICWA Worker, 150 North Native Village of Minto 2, Legal Pedro Bay Village 1, Verna Jean Kolyaha, Willow Avenue, Kenai, Alaska 99611, Department, Tanana Chiefs Program Specialist II (ICWA), P.O. Phone: (907) 283–3633, Fax: (907) Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Box 47020, Pedro Bay, Alaska 99647– 283–3828, E-mail: vvanvelzor@ 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: 7020, Phone: (907) 850–2341, Fax: kenaitze.org, Alaska Region (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) (907) 850–2221, E-mail: villagecouncil Native Village of Kluti-Kaah (Copper 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region @pedrobay.com, Alaska Region Center), Carl Pete, President, P.O. Box Nenana Native Association 1, Nita M. Pedro Bay Village 2, Children’s Services 68, Copper Center, Alaska 99573, Marks, Tribal Family Youth Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Phone: (907) 822–5541, Fax: (907) Specialist, P.O. Box 369, Nenana, Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 822–5130, E-mail: vkkadmin@ Alaska 99760, Phone: (907) 832–5461 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska cvinternet.net, Alaska Region 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: Knik Tribe, Geraldine Nicoli, ICWA ext. 225, Fax: (907) 832–5447, E-mail: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Worker, P.O. Box 871565, Wasilla, n/a, Alaska Region Nenana Native Association 2, Legal bbna.com, Alaska Region Alaska 99687–1565, Phone: (907) 1 373–7991, Fax: (907) 373–2153, E- Department, Tanana Chiefs Rampart Village , Elaine Evans, Tribal mail: [email protected], Alaska Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Box Region 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: 76029, Rampart, Alaska 99767, Phone: Koyukuk Native Village 1, Sharon Pilot, (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) (907) 358–3312, Fax: (907) 358–3115, TFYS/Tribal Family Youth Specialist, 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 2 P.O. Box 109, Koyukuk, Alaska 99754, Nikolai Village, Beverly Gregory, Tribal Rampart Village , Legal Department, Phone: (907) 927–2253/2253, Fax: Administrator, Deborah Esai-Holm, Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First (907) 927–2220, E-mail: sharon.pilot@ Tribal Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska tananachiefs.org, Alaska Region Box 9105, Nikolai, Alaska 99691, 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. Koyukuk Native Village 2, Legal Phone: (907) 293–2311, Fax: (907) 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: Department, Tanana Chiefs 293–2481, E-mail: Beverly.gregory@ n/a, Alaska Region Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite tananachiefs.org, Alaska Region Native Village of Ruby 1, Katherine 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: Nikolai Village 2, Legal Department, Dozette, Tribal Family Youth (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Specialist, P.O. Box 117, Ruby, Alaska 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99768, Phone: (907) 468–4479, Fax: Lime Village, Tribal President, P.O. Box 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. (907) 468–4500, E-mail: n/a, Alaska LVD, McGrath, Alaska 99627–8999, 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: Region Phone: (907) 526–5236, Fax: (907) n/a, Alaska Region Native Village of Ruby 2, Legal 526–5235, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Ninilchik Village, Margaret ‘‘Augie’’ Department, Tanana Chiefs Louden (see Galena) Kochuten, ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Manley Hot Springs Village 1, Michelle 39444, Ninilchik, Alaska 99669, 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: James—TFYS, P.O. Box 105, Manley Phone: (907) 567–3313 ext. 1010, Fax: (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) Hot Springs, Alaska 99756, Phone: (907) 567–3354, E-mail: augie@ 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region (907) 672–3180/3177, Fax: (907) 672– ninilchiktribe-nsn.gov, Alaska Region Village of Salamatoff, Vide Van Velzor, 3200, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Nondalton Village 1, Fawn Silas, Acting ICWA Worker, 150 North Willow Manley Hot Springs Village 2, Legal Administrator, P.O. Box 49, Avenue, Kenai, Alaska 99611, Phone: Department, Tanana Chiefs Nondalton, Alaska 99640–0049, (907) 283–3633, Fax: (907) 283–3052, Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Phone: (907) 294–2257, Fax: (907) E-mail: [email protected], 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: 294–2271, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Alaska Region
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Shageluk Native Village 1, Rebecca Native Village of Tetlin 1, Kristie Young, 2575, Fax: (907) 661–2576, E-mail: Wulf, TFYS, P.O. Box 109, Shageluk, Tribal Administrator, Nettie n/a, Alaska Region Alaska 99665, Phone: (907) 473–8229, Warbelow, Tribal Family Youth Village of Anaktuvuk Pass 2, Dalles Lee Fax: (907) 473–8275, E-mail: Specialist, P.O. Box 797, Tok, Alaska Brower, Voc Rehab Director, Inupiat [email protected], 99780, Phone: (907) 883–2021, Fax: Community of the Arctic Slope, P.O. Alaska Region (907) 883–1267, E-mail: nwarbelow@ Box 934, Barrow, Alaska 99723, Shageluk Native Village 2, Legal acsalaska.net, Alaska Region Phone: (907) 852–2448, Fax: (907) Department, Tanana Chiefs Native Village of Tetlin 2, Legal 852–2449, E-mail: [email protected], Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Department, Tanana Chiefs Alaska Region 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Atqasuk Village (Atkasook) 1, Candace (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: Itta, President, P.O. Box 91108, 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) Atqasuk, Alaska 99791, Phone: (907) Native Village of Stevens 1, Randy 459–3953, E-mail: 633–2575, Fax: (907) 633–2576, E- Mayo, 1st Chief/Administrator, P.O. n/a, Alaska Region mail: [email protected], Alaska Box 71372, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, The Native Village of Tyonek, Arthur Region 2 Phone: (907) 452–7162, Fax: (907) Standifer, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box Atqasuk Village (Atkasook) , Arctic 452–5063, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 82009, Tyonek, Alaska 99682, Phone: Slope Native Association, Maude Native Village of Stevens 2, Legal (907) 583–2209, Fax: (907) 583–2209, Hopson, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box Department, Tanana Chiefs E-mail: [email protected], Alaska 1232, Barrow, Alaska 99723, Phone: Conference, 122 First Avenue, Suite Region (907) 852–9374, Fax: (907) 852–2761, 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: Native Village of Venetie Tribal E-mail: maude.hopson@ (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) Government 1, Bertha Tritt, Tribal arcticslope.org, Alaska Region Native Village of Barrow Inupiat 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Family Youth Specialist, P.O. Box Traditional Government, Edith Takotna Village 1, Terry Huffman, Tribal 81080, Venetie, Alaska 99781, Phone: Kaleak, Social Services Director, P.O. Administrator, P.O. Box 7529, (907) 849–8291, Fax: (907) 849–8097, Box 1130, Barrow, Alaska 99723, Takotna, Alaska 99675, Phone: (907) E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 298–2212, Fax: (907) 298–2314, E- Phone: (907) 852–4411, Direct Line: Native Village of Venetie Tribal (907) 852–8909, Fax: (907) 852–4413, mail: n/a, Alaska Region 2 Government , Legal Department, E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Takotna Village 2, Legal Department, Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First Region Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska Native Village of Brevig Mission, Linda Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. M. Divers, Tribal Family Coordinator, 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: P.O. Box 85039, Brevig Mission, 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Alaska 99785, Phone: (907) 642–3012, n/a, Alaska Region Fax: (907) 642–3042, E-mail: linda@ Native Village of Tanacross 1, Dawn Haida Indian (see Tlingit) kawerak.org, Alaska Region Demit, Tribal Family Youth Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Native Village of Buckland, Lani Specialist, P.O. Box 76009, Tanacross, Indian Tribes, Leonora Florendo, Hadley, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box Alaska 99776, Phone: (907) 883–5024 ICWA Coordinator, 320 W. 67, Buckland, Alaska 99727–0067, ext. 122, Fax: (907) 883–4497, E-mail: Willoughby Avenue, Suite 300, Phone: (907) 494–2169, Fax: (907) n/a, Alaska Region Juneau, Alaska 99801–9983, Phone: 2 494–2168, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Native Village of Tanacross , Tanana (907) 463–7163, Fax: (907) 463–7343, Native Village of Council, Tribal Chiefs Conference, Legal Department, E-mail: [email protected], Alaska President and ICWA Coordinator, P.O. 122 First Avenue, Suite 600, Region Box 2050, Nome, Alaska 99762, Fairbanks, Alaska 99701, Phone: (907) Haida Indian Phone: (907) 443–7649, Fax: (907) 452–8251, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E- 443–5965, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region mail: n/a, Alaska Region Hydaburg Cooperative Association, Native Village of Deering, Bonita Barr, Native Village of Tanana, Donna May Jerrilynn Fowler, Human Services Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 36089, Folger, ICWA/TFYS Agent, P.O. Box Director, P.O. Box 349, Hydaburg, Deering, Alaska 99763, Phone: (907) 77130, Tanana, Alaska 99777, Phone: Alaska 99922, Phone: (907) 285–3666, 363–2138, Fax: (907) 363–2195, E- (907) 366–7154/7170, Fax: (907) 366– Fax: (907) 285–3541, E-mail: n/a, mail: [email protected], 7229, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Alaska Region Alaska Region Native Village of Tazlina, Marce Organized Village of Kasaan, Paula R. Native Village of Elim, Joseph H. Simeon, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box Peterson, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Murray, Tribal Family Coordinator, 87, Glennallen, Alaska 99588, Phone: Box 26–KXA, Kasaan-Ketchikan, P.O. Box 39070, Elim, Alaska 99739, (907) 822–4375, Fax: (907) 822–5865, Alaska 99950, Phone: (907) 542–2230, Phone: (907) 890–2457, Fax: (907) E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Fax; (907) 542–3006, E-mail: Paula@ 890–2458, E-mail: jmurrayjr@ Region kasaan.org, Alaska Region kawerak.org, Alaska Region Telida Village 1, Jo Royal, Tribal Family Inupiaq Eskimo Inupiat Community of Arctic Slope, Youth Specialist, P.O. Box 84771, Price Leavitt, CEO, P.O. Box 934, Fairbanks, Alaska 99708, Phone: (907) Native Village of Ambler, Carol B. Barrow, Alaska 99723, Phone: (907) 864–0629, Fax: (907) 376–3540, Cleveland, ICWA Coordinator, Box 852–4227, Fax: (907) 852–4068/4246, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 86047, Ambler, Alaska 99786, Phone: E-mail: [email protected], Telida Village 2, Legal Department, (907) 445–2189, Fax: (907) 445–2257, Alaska Region Tanana Chiefs Conference, 122 First E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Kaktovik Village (aka Barter Island) 1, Avenue, Suite 600, Fairbanks, Alaska Region Isaac Akootchook, President, P.O. Box 99701, Phone: (907) 452–8251 ext. Village of Anaktuvuk Pass 1, Tribal 73, Kaktovik, Alaska 99747, Phone: 3178, Fax: (907) 459–3953, E-mail: President, P.O. Box 21065, Anaktuvuk (907) 640–2042, Fax: (907) 640–2044, n/a, Alaska Region Pass, Alaska 99721, Phone: (907) 661– E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region
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Kaktovik Village (aka Barter Island) 2, (907) 636–2144, Fax: (907) 636–2284, Alaska 99762, Phone: (907) 443–4985, Arctic Slope Native Association, E-mail: [email protected], Fax: (907) 443–5189, E-mail: tc.sol@ Maude Hopson, ICWA Worker, P.O. Alaska Region kawerak.org, Alaska Region Box 1232, Barrow, Alaska 99723, Noorvik Native Community 2, Jackie Native Village of Teller (Mary’s Igloo), Phone: (907) 852–9374, Fax: (907) Hill, Maniilaq Association, P.O. Box Dolly Kugzruk, ICWA Worker/ 852–2761, E-mail: maude.hopson@ 256, Kotzebue, Alaska 99752, Phone: Kawerak Inc., P.O. Box 546, Teller, arcticslope.org, Alaska Region (907) 442–7919, Fax: (907) 442–7933, Alaska 99778, Phone: (907) 642–2185, Native Village of Kiana, Gloria E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Fax: (907) 642–3000, E-mail: Shellabarger, Tribe Director, P.O. Box Native Village of Nuiqsut (aka [email protected], Alaska 69, Kiana, Alaska 99749, Phone: (907) Nooiksut) 1, Sheila K. Baker, Tribal Region 475–2109, Fax: (907) 475–2180, E- Administrator, P.O. Box 89169, Native Village of Unalakleet, Laverne mail: [email protected] or, Nuiqsut, Alaska 99789, Phone: (907) Anagick, Tribal Family Coordinator, [email protected], Alaska 480–3010, Fax: (907) 480–3009, E- P.O. Box 357, Unalakleet, Alaska Region mail: [email protected], Alaska 99684, Phone: (907) 624–3526, Fax: King Island Native Community, Region (907) 624–5104, E-mail: tfc.unk@ Rosealee Quanlin, Tribal Family Native Village of Nuiqsut (aka kawerak.org, Alaska Region 2 Coordinator, P.O. Box 682, Nome, Nooiksut) , Arctic Slope Native Village of Wainwright 1, June Childress, Alaska 99762, Phone: (907) 443–5181, Association, Maude Hopson, ICWA President, P.O. Box 143, Wainwright, Fax: (907) 443–8049, E-mail: vquanlin Worker, P.O. Box 1232, Barrow, Alaska 99782, Phone: (907) 763–2535, @kawerak.org, Alaska Region Alaska 99723, Phone: (907) 852–9374, 1 Fax: (907) 763–2536, E-mail: Native Village of Kivalina , Millie Fax: (907) 852–2761, E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Hawley, President, P.O. Box 50051, [email protected], Region Kivalina, Alaska 99750, Phone: (907) Alaska Region Village of Wainwright 2, Arctic Slope 645–2153, Fax: (907) 645–2193/2250, Native Village of Point Hope, Martha Native Association, Maude Hopson, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Douglas, Family Caseworker, Lily ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 1232, Barrow, Native Village of Kivalina 2, Jackie Hill, Tuzroyluke, Tribal Director, P.O. Box Alaska 99723, Phone: (907) 852–9374, Maniilaq Association, P.O. Box 256, 109, Point Hope, AK 99766, Phone: Fax: (907) 852–2761, E-mail: Kotzebue, Alaska 99752, Phone: (907) (907) 368–2330, Fax: (907) 368–2332, [email protected]; icwa@ 442–7919, Fax: (907) 442–7933, E- E-mail: [email protected]; arcticslope.org, Alaska Region mail: n/a, Alaska Region [email protected], Alaska Native Village of Kobuk, Agnes Region Native Village of Wales, Anna M. Bernhardt, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Native Village of Point Lay 1, Sophie Oxereok, Tribal Family Coordinator, Box 51039, Kobuk, Alaska 99751– Henry, IRA Council Board Member/ P.O. Box 549, Wales, Alaska 99783, 0039, Phone: (907) 948–2203, Fax: Village Liaison, Box 59031, Point Lay, Phone: (907) 664–2185, Fax: (907) 9907) 948–2355, E-mail: tribeadmin@ Alaska 99757, Phone: (907) 833–2575, 664–2200/3062, E-mail: aoxereok@ laugvik.org, Alaska Region Fax: (907) 833–2576, E-mail: n/a, kawerak.org, Alaska Region Native Village of Kotzebue, Clara Henry, Alaska Region Native Village of White Mountain, Family Tribal Resource Director, P.O. Native Village of Point Lay 2, Delles Lee Charice Brown, Tribal Family Box 296, Kotzebue, Alaska 99752– Brower, Voc Rebab Director, Inupiat Coordinator, P.O. Box 85, White 0296, Phone: (907) 442–3467 Ext: Community of the Arctic Slope, P.O. Mountain, Alaska 99784, Phone: (907) 1021, Fax: (907) 442–4013, E-mail: Box 934, 6986 Ahmaogak Street, 638–2008, Fax: (907) 638–2009, E- [email protected], Alaska Region Barrow, Alaska 99723, Phone: (907) mail: tfc@[email protected], Alaska Native Village of Koyuk, Leo M. Charles 852–2448, Fax: (907) 852–2449, E- Region Sr., Tribal Family Coordinator, P.O. mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Tlingit Indian Box 53149, Koyuk, Alaska 99753, Native Village of Selawik, Tribal Phone: (907) 963–2215, Fax: (907) President, P.O. Box 59, Selawik, Angoon Community Association, 963–2300, E-mail: lcharles@ Alaska 99770–0059, Phone: (907) Marlene F. Zuboff, ICWA/Social kawerak.org, Alaska Region 484–2165 ext. 14, Fax: (907) 484– Services Manager, P.O. Box 328, Native Village of Mary’s Igloo, Dolly 2226, E-mail: tribeadmin@ Angoon, Alaska 99820, Phone: (907) Kugzruk, ICWA Worker/Kawerak Inc., akuligaq.org, Alaska Region 788–3411, Fax: (907) 788–3412, E- P.O. Box 546, Teller, Alaska 99778, Native Village of Shaktoolik, Tribal mail: [email protected], Alaska Phone: (907) 642–2185, Fax: (907) President and Tribal Administrator, Region 642–3000, E-mail: dkugzruk@ P.O. Box 100, Shaktoolik, Alaska Tlingit Indian (see Haida) kawerak.org, Alaska Region 99771, Phone: (907) 955–2444, Fax: Native Village of Noatak, Benjamin D. (907) 955–2443, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Central Council of the Tlingit and Haida Arnold, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 89, Region Indian Tribes, Leonora Florendo, Noatak, Alaska 99761, Phone: (907) Native Village of Shishmaref, Karla ICWA Coordinator, 320 W. 485–2176, Fax: (907) 485–2137, E- Nayokpuk, Tribal Family Coordinator, Willoughby Avenue, Suite 300, mail: [email protected], Alaska P.O. Box 72110, Shishmaref, Alaska Juneau, Alaska 99801–9983, Phone: Region 99772, Phone: (907) 649–3078, Fax: (907) 463–7163, Fax: (907) 463–7343, Nome Eskimo Community, Jason D. (907) 649–2278, E-mail: knayokpuk@ E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Floyd, LBSW, Family Services kawerak.org, Alaska Region Region Director, P.O. Box 1090, Nome, Native Village of Shungnak, Kathleen J. Tlingit Indian Alaska 99762–1090, Phone: (907) Custer, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box 443–2246, Fax: (907) 443–9140, E- 64, Shungnak, Alaska 99773, Phone: Chilkat Indian Village (Klukwan), Anna mail: [email protected], Alaska Region (907) 437–2163, Fax: (907) 437–2183, Stevens, Tribal Service Specialist/ Noorvik Native Community 1, Hendy S. E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 2207, Haines, Ballot Sr., Administrator, P.O. Box Village of Solomon, Lorlie Shield, ICWA Alaska 99827, Phone: (907) 767–5505, 209, Noorvik, Alaska 99763, Phone: Coordinator, P.O. Box 2053, Nome, Fax: (907) 767–5518, astevens@
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chilkatindianvillage.org, Alaska DeBell—ICWA Caseworker, Peg Village Council Presidents, ICWA Region Blumer, Tribal Family Caseworker, Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska Chilkoot Indian Association (Haines), 456 Katlian Street, Sitka, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: David Berry, Tribal President, P.O. 99835, Phone: (907) 747–3501, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E-mail: icwa@ Box 490, Haines, AK 99827, Phone: (907) 747–7643, E-mail: terri.mcgraw avcp.org, Alaska Region (907) 766–2323, Fax: (907) 766–2365, @sitkatribe-nsn.gov, Louise.brady@ Native Village of Aleknagik 1, Jane E-mail: [email protected], sitkatribe-nsn.gov, Jackie.debell@ Gottschalk, Caseworker II, P.O. Box Stella Howard, Family Caseworker, sitkatribe-nsn.gov, Peg.blumer@ 115, Aleknagik, Alaska 99555, Phone: P.O. Box 624, Haines, Alaska 99827, sitkatribe-nsn.gov, Alaska Region (907) 842–4577, Fax: (907) 842–2229, Phone: (907) 766–2810, Fax: (907) Skagway Village 1, Delia Commander, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 766–2845, E-mail: showard@ Tribal President/Administrator, P.O. Native Village of Aleknagik 2, Children’s ccthita.org, Alaska Region Box 1157, Skagway, Alaska 99840, Services Program Manager, Bristol Craig Community Association, Cynthia Phone: (907) 983–4068, Fax: (907) Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Mills, Family Caseworker II, P.O. Box 983–3068, E-mail: dcommander@ 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, 746, Craig, Alaska 99921, Phone: (907) skagwaytraditional.org, Alaska Region Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, 826–3948, Fax: (907) 826–5526, E- Skagway Village 2, Indian Child Welfare Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ mail: n/a, Alaska Region Coordinator, Central Council Tlingit bbna.com, Alaska Region Douglas Indian Association, Dixon J. and Haida Indian Tribes of Alaska, Algaaciq Native Village (St. Mary’s) 1, Mazon, Caseworker, 3161 Channel Dr. 320 W. Willoughby, Suite 300, Gertrude Paukan, ICWA Caseworker, Ste. 1–A, Juneau, Alaska 99801, Juneau, Alaska 99801, Phone: (907) P.O. Box 48, 200 Paukan Avenue, St. Phone: (907) 364–2983, Fax: (907) 463–7148, Fax: (907) 463–7343, E- Mary’s, Alaska 99658–0048, Phone: 364–2917, E-mail: djmazon-dia@ mail: [email protected], Alaska (907) 438–2932/2933, Fax: (907) 438– gci.net, Alaska Region Region 2227, E-mail: [email protected], Haines (see Chilkoot Indian Wrangell Cooperative Association, Alaska Region Association) Elizabeth Newman, Family Algaaciq Native Village (St. Mary’s) 2, Hoonah Indian Association, Hattie Caseworker II, P.O. Box 1198, Association of Village Council Dalton, Director of Human Services, Wrangell, Alaska 99929, Phone: (907) Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, P.O. Box 602, Hoonah, Alaska 99829, 874–3482, Fax: (907) 874–2982, E- Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) Phone: (907) 945–3545, Fax: (907) mail: [email protected], Alaska 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- 945–3530, E-mail: hdalton@ Region mail: [email protected], Alaska Region hiatribe.org, Alaska Region Yakutat Tlingit Tribe, Sheri Nelson, Yupiit of Andreafski, Tribal Organized Village of Kake, M. Ann JOM/ICWA Director, P.O. Box 418, Administrator, P.O. Box 88, St. Jackson, Social Services Director, P.O. Yakutat, Alaska 99689, Phone: (907) Mary’s, Alaska 99658–0088, Phone: Box 316, Kake, Alaska 99830, Phone: 784–3124, Fax: (907) 784–3664, E- (907) 438–2572, Fax: (907) 438–2573, (907) 785–6471, Fax: (907) 785–4902, mail: [email protected], Alaska E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region E-mail: annjackson@ Region Village of Aniak, Muriel Morgan, ICWA kakefirstnation.org, Alaska Region Worker, Box 349, Aniak, Alaska Ketchikan Indian Corporation, Wendy Tsimshian Indian 99557, Phone: (907) 675–4349, Fax: Weston, MSW, ICWA Representative, Metlakatla Indian Community, (Annette (907) 675–4513, E-mail: n/a, Alaska 2960 Tongass Avenue, First Floor, Island Reserve), Marge Edais- Region Ketchikan, Alaska 99901, Phone: Yeltatzie, Director Social Services Asa’carsarmiut Tribe, James C. (907) 228–4917, Fax: (907) 228–4920, Children’s Mental Health ICWA Landlord, Tribal Administrator, P.O. E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Representative, P.O. Box 85, Box 32249, Mountain Village, Alaska Region Metlakatala, Alaska 99926, Phone: 99632, Phone: (907) 591–2815, Fax: Klawock Cooperative Association, (907) 886–6911, Fax: (907) 886–6913, (907) 591–2811, E-mail: n/a, Evelyn D. Henrietta Kato, Family Caseworker E-mail: [email protected], Peterson, Social Services Director, III/Field Supervisor, P.O. Box 173, Northwest Region Asastasia Larson, P.O. Box 32107, Klawock, Alaska 99925, Phone: (907) Mountain Village, Alaska 99632, 755–2326, Fax: (907) 755–2647, E- Yupik Eskimo Phone: (907) 591–2428, Fax: (907) mail: [email protected], Alaska Akiachak Native Community, Georgiann 591–2934, E-mail: [email protected], Region Wassilie, Tribal Family Services, P.O. Alaska Region Klukwan (see Chilkat Indian Village) Box 51070, Akiachak, Alaska 99551– Village of Atmautluak, Moses Pavilla Petersburg Indian Association, Ramona 0070, Phone: (907) 825–4626/4073, Sr., Tribal Judge, Melvina Nicholai, Brooks, ICWA Worker Tribal Social Fax: (907) 825–4029, E-mail: n/a, ICWA Worker, Nicholai O. Pavilla Sr., Services, P.O. Box 1418, Petersburg, Alaska Region Vice-President, P.O. Box 6568, Alaska 99833, Phone: (907) 772–3636, Akiak Native Community, Sheila Atmautluak, Alaska 99559, Phone: Fax: (907) 722–3686, E-mail: icwa@ Williams, Tribal Administrator, (907) 553–5610/5510, Fax: (907) 553– piatribal.org, Alaska Region Andrea Jasper, ICWA Worker, P.O. 561–5150, E-mail: atmautluaktc@ Organized Village of Saxman, Janice Box 52127, Akiak, Alaska 99552, hughes.net, Alaska Region Jackson, Family Caseworker II, Phone: (907) 765–7112/7117, Fax: Village of Bill Moore’s Slough, Nancy C. Central Council Tlingit & Haida (907) 765–7512, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Andrews, ICWA Family Specialist, Indian tribes of Alaska, Route 2, Box Region Pauline Okitkun, Tribal 2, Ketchikan, Alaska 99901, Phone: Village of Alakanuk, Charlene Smith or Administrator, P.O. Box 20288, (907) 225–2502 Ext: 27, Fax: (907) Daisy Lamont, ICWA Specialist/ Kotlik, Alaska 99620, Phone: (907) 247–2912, E-mail: jjackson@ CFSS–ICWA, P.O. Box 149, Alakanuk, 899–4236/(907) 899–4232, Fax: (907) ccthita.org, Alaska Region Alaska 99554, Phone: (907) 238–3704/ 899–4002/(907) 899–4461, E-mail: Sitka Tribe of Alaska, Terri McGraw— 3730, Fax: (907) 238–3705, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region ICWA Caseworker, Louise Brady, [email protected], [email protected], Village of Chefornak 1, Edward Kinegak, Social Service Director, Jackie AVCP ICWA Staff, Association of ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box 110,
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Chefornak, Alaska 99561–0110, Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Phone: (907) 985–5346, Fax: (907) Phone: (907) 867–8808, Fax: (907) Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska 985–5014, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region 867–8711, E-mail: [email protected], 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: Native Village of Georgetown, Amber Alaska Region (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Matthews, Tribal Administrator, 4300 Village of Chefornak 2, Association of bbna.com, Alaska Region B Street, Suite 207, Anchorage, Alaska Village Council Presidents, ICWA Dillingham (see Curyung Tribal 99503, Phone: (907) 274–2195, Fax: Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska Council) (907) 274–2196, E-mail: [email protected], 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: Native Village of Diomede (aka Inalik), Alaska Region (907) 543–5759, E-mail: icwa@ Arthur Ahkinga, Acting Tribal Family Golovin (see Chinik Eskimo avcp.org, Alaska Region Service Coordinator, P.O. Box 7079, Community) Chevak Native Village, (aka Diomede, Alaska 99762, Phone: (907) Native Village of Goodnews Bay, Qissunamiut Tribe) 1, Esther Friday, 686–2202/2175, Fax: (907) 686–2203, Pauline A. Echuck, ICWA, P.O. Box ICWA Director/Worker, P.O. Box 140, [email protected], Alaska Region 138, Goodnews Bay, Alaska 99589, Chevak, Alaska 99563, Phone: (907) Native Village of Eek 1, Lillian Phone: (907) 967–8331/8929, Fax: 858–7918, Fax: (907) 858–7919, E- Cleveland, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box (907) 967–8330, E-mail: n/a, Alaska mail: n/a, Alaska Region 89, Eek, Alaska 99578, Phone: (907) Region Chevak Native Village, (aka 536–5572, Fax: (907) 536–5711, E- Native Village of Hamilton, Irene R.K. 2 Qissunamiut Tribe) , Association of mail: [email protected], Alaska Williams, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Village Council Presidents, ICWA Region Box 20248, Kotlik, Alaska 99620– Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska Native Village of Eek 2, Association of 0248, Phone: (907) 899–4252/4255, 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: Village Council Presidents, ICWA Fax: (907) 899–4202, E-mail: iwilliams (907) 543–5759, E-mail: icwa@ Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska @avcp.org, Alaska Region avcp.org, Alaska Region 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: Native Village of Hopper Bay 1, Mildred Chinik Eskimo Community (Golovin), (907) 543–5759, E-mail: icwa@ B. Metcalf, ICWA Representative, P.O. Sherri Lewis, Tribal Family avcp.org, Alaska Region Box 62, Hooper Bay, Alaska 99604, Coordinator, P.O. Box 62019, Golovin, Native Village of Ekuk 1, Helen Foster, Phone: (907) 758–4068/4006, Fax: Alaska 99762, Phone: (907) 779–3489, Tribal Administrator, 300 Main Street, (907) 758–4066/4606, E-mail: n/a, Fax: (907) 779–2000, E-mail: slewis@ P.O. Box 530, Dillingham, Alaska Alaska Region kawerak.org, Alaska Region 99576, Phone: (907) 842–3842, Fax: Native Village of Hopper Bay 2, Native Village of Chuathbaluk, Tribal (907) 842–3843, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Association of Village Council President, P.O. Box CHU, Region Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Chuathbaluk, Alaska 99557, Phone: Native Village of Ekuk 2, Children’s Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) (907) 467–4323/4313, Fax: (907) 467– Services Program Manager, Bristol 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- 4113/4311, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Chuloonawick Native Village, LaVerne 1 Manumik, Tribal Administrator, P.O. 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Igiugig Village , Tanya Salmon, ICWA Box 245, Emmonak, Alaska 99581, Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Worker, P.O. Box 4008, Igiugig, Phone: (907) 949–1341/1345, Fax: Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Alaska 996013, Phone: (907) 533– bbna.com, Alaska Region 3211, Fax: (907) 533–3217, E-mail: (907) 949–1346, E-mail: coffice@ 1 starband.net, Alaska Region Ekwok Village , Sandra Stermer, Tribal n/a, Alaska Region 2 Village of Clarks Point 1, Harry Wassily Children Service Worker, P.O. Box 70, Igiugig Village , Children’s Services Sr., Tribal President, P.O. Box 90, Ekwok, Alaska 99580, Phone: (907) Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Clarks Point, Alaska 99569, Phone: 464–3349, Fax: (907) 464–3350, E- Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 (907) 236–1427/1435, Fax: (907) 236– mail: n/a, Alaska Region Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska 2 1428, E-mail: sharonclark@ Ekwok Village , Children’s Services 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: starband.net, Alaska Region Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Village of Clarks Point 2, Children’s Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 bbna.com, Alaska Region Services Program Manager, Bristol Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska Iqurmuit Traditional Council 1, Katie Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: Nick, ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box 09, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Russian Mission, Alaska 99657–0009, Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, bbna.com, Alaska Region Phone: (907) 584–5594, Fax: (907) Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Emmonak Village, Priscilla S. 584–5596, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region bbna.com, Alaska Region Kameroff—ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box Iqurmuit Traditional Council 2, Village of Crooked Creek, Lorraine John, 126, Emmonak, Alaska 99581–0126, Association of Village Council ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 69, Crooked Phone: (907) 949–1820/1720, Fax: Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Creek, Alaska 99575, Phone: (907) (907) 949–1384, E-mail: icwa@ Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) 432–2200, Fax: (907) 432–2201, E- hughes.net and, emktribal@ 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- mail: [email protected], Alaska hughes.net, Alaska Region mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Region Fortuna Ledge (see Native Village of Village of Kalskag (aka Upper Kalskag) 1, Curyung Tribal Council, (Native Village Marshall) Bonnie Perrson, Administrator, P.O. of Dillingham) 1, Chris Itumulria, Native Village of Council, Tribal Box 50, Upper Kalskag, Alaska 99607, Tribal Children Service Worker, P.O. President and ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Phone: (907) 471–2207, Fax: (907) Box 216, Dillingham, Alaska 99576, Box 2050, Nome, AK 99762, Phone: 471–2399, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Phone: (907) 842–4508, Fax: (907) (907) 443–7649, Fax: (907) 443–5965, Village of Kalskag (aka Upper Kalskag) 2, 842–4510, E-mail: chris@ E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Association of Village Council curyungtribe.com, Alaska Region Region Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Curyung Tribal Council, (Native Village Native Village of Gambell, Tyler Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) of Dillingham) 2, Children’s Services Campbell Sr., ICWA Coordinator, P.O. 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Box 90, Gambell, Alaska 99742, mail: [email protected], Alaska Region
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Village of Lower Kalskag 1, Bernice Coordinator, P.O. Box 130, Kwethluk, Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Wise, Community Family Service Alaska 99621, Phone: (907) 588–8705, bbna.com, Alaska Region Specialist, P.O. Box 27, Lower Fax: (907) 588–8429, E-mail: ovkssicw Native Village of Napaimute 1, Marcie Kalskag, Alaska 99626, Phone: (907) @unicom-alaska.com, Alaska Region Sherer, President, P.O. Box 1301, 471–2412, Fax: (907) 471–2412, E- Native Village of Kwigillingok, Andrew Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) mail: n/a, Alaska Region Kiunya—Tribal Administrator, P.O. 543–2887, Fax: (907) 543–2892, E- Village of Lower Kalskag 2, Association Box 90, Kwigillingok, Alaska 99622, mail: [email protected], of Village Council Presidents, ICWA Phone: (907) 588–8114/88117, Fax: Alaska Region Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska (907) 588–8429, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Native Village of Napaimute 2, 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: Region Association of Village Council (907) 543–5759, E-mail: icwa@ Native Village of Kwinhagak (aka Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, avcp.org, Alaska Region Quinhagak), Grace Friendly, Health & Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) Kashunamiut Tribe (see Chevak) Human Service Director/ICWA, P.O. 543–7440, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- Kasigluk Traditional Elders Council, Box 149, Quinhagak, Alaska 99655, mail: n/a, Alaska Region (Formerly The Native Village of Phone: (907) 556–8167 ext. 262, Fax: Native Village of Napakiak 1, Sally K. Kasigluk), Lena Keene, ICWA Worker, (907) 556–8340, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Billy, ICWA–CFSS, P.O. Box 34114, P.O. Box 19, Kasigluk, Alaska 99609, Region Napakiak, Alaska 99634, Phone: (907) Phone: (907) 477–6418, Fax: (907) Levelock Village 1, Lucinda Tallekpalek, 589–2815, Fax: (907) 589–2814, E- 477–6416, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Tribal Children Service Worker, P.O. mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Native Village of Kipnuk 1, Nicole A. Box 70, Levelock, Alaska 99625, Native Village of Napakiak 2, Slim, ICWA Specialist, P.O. Box 57, Phone: (907) 287–3030, Fax: (907) Association of Village Council Kipnuk, Alaska 99614, Phone: (907) 287–3032, E-mail: lovelock@ Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, 896–5515, Fax: (907) 896–5240, E- starband.net, Alaska Region Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Levelock Village 2, Children’s Services 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- Native Village of Kipnuk 2, Association Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native mail: [email protected], Alaska Region of Village Council Presidents, ICWA Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Native Village of Napaskiak 1, Helen Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska Raganak—Tribal Administrator, Chris 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: G. Larson—Chief, P.O. Box 6009, (907) 543–5759, E-mail: icwa@ (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Napaskiak, Alaska 99559, Phone: avcp.org, Alaska Region bbna.com, Alaska Region (907) 737–7364, Fax: (907) 737–7845, Kokhanok Village 1, Mary Andrew, Manokotak Village 1, Diana Gamechuk, E-mail: [email protected], Tribal Children Service Worker, P.O. Youth Activities Coordinator, P.O. Alaska Region Box 1007, Kokhanok, Alaska 99606, Box 169, Manokotak, Alaska 99628, Native Village of Napaskiak 2, Phone: (907) 282–2224, Fax: (907) Phone: (907) 289–2067/2074, Fax: Association of Village Council 282–2221, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region (907) 289–1235, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Kokhanok Village 2, Children’s Services Region Bethel, AK 99559, Phone: (907) 543– Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Manokotak Village 2, Children’s Services 7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E-mail: Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native [email protected], Alaska Region Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 New Koliganek Village Council, 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska (Koliganek Village) 1, Sally (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: Kayoukluk, Tribal Service Worker, bbna.com, Alaska Region (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ P.O. Box 5026, Koliganek, Alaska Koliganek Village (see New Koliganek) bbna.com, Alaska Region 99576, Phone: (907) 596–3425, Fax: Native Village of Kongiganak 1, Janet Native Village of Marshall, (aka Fortuna (907) 596–3462, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Otto, ICWA Worker, Wayne Phillip, Ledge), Carmen Pitka, Social Service Region Tribal Administrator, P.O. Box 5092, Director, Box 110, Marshall, Alaska New Koliganek Village Council, Kongiganak, Alaska 99545, Phone: 99585, Phone: (907) 679–6128, Fax: (Koliganek Village) 2, Children’s (907) 557–5311, Fax: (907) 557–5348, (907) 679–6187, E-mail: Services Program Manager, Bristol E-mail: [email protected], Alaska [email protected], Alaska Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Region Region 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Native Village of Kongiganak 2, Native Village of Mekoryuk, Patricia Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Association of Village Council Williams, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 66, Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Mekoryuk, Alaska 99630, Phone: bbna.com, Alaska Region Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) (907) 827–8828, Fax: (907) 827–8133, New Stuyahok Village 1, Wassillie 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Andrews, Tribal Administrator, P.O. mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Region Box 49, New Stuyahok, Alaska 99637, Village of Kotlik 1, Henrietta M. Teeluk, Mountain Village (see Asa’carsarmiut Phone: (907) 693–3102/3173, Fax: ICWA Worker, P.O. Box 20210, Tribe) (907) 693–3179, E-mail: nstc@ Kotlik, Alaska 99620, Phone: (907) Naknek Native Village 1, Patrick E. starband.net, Alaska Region 899–4459, Fax: (907) 899–4459/4790, Patterson Jr., Council President, P.O. New Stuyahok Village 2, Children’s E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Box 106, Naknek, Alaska 99633, Services Program Manager, Bristol Village of Kotlik 2, Association of Phone: (907) 246–4210, Fax: (907) Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Village Council Presidents, ICWA 246–3563, E-mail: [email protected] or 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska [email protected], Alaska Region AK 99559, Phone: (907) 842–4139, 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: Naknek Native Village 2, Children’s Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ (907) 543–5759, E-mail: icwa@ Services Program Manager, Bristol bbna.com, Alaska Region avcp.org, Alaska Region Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Newhalen Village 1, Maxine Wasillie— Organized Village of Kwethluk, 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, ICWA Worker, Joanne Wassillie— Chariton A. Epchook, ICWA AK 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Administrator, P.O. Box 207,
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Newhalen, Alaska 99606–0207, [email protected], Alaska (907) 543–5759, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Phone: (907) 571–1410/1317, Fax: Region Region (907) 571–1537, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Oscarville Traditional Village 1, Andrew Russian Mission (see Iqurmuit Region J. Larson Jr., ICWA/CFSS Worker, P.O. Traditional Council) Newhalen Village 2, Children’s Services Box 6129, Napaskiak, Alaska 99559, Native Village of Saint Michael, Diane Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Phone: (907) 737–7099, Fax: (907) Thompson, Tribal Family Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 737–7428/7101, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Coordinator, Shirley Martin, IRA Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska Region President, P.O. Box 50, St. Michael, 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: Oscarville Traditional Village 2, Alaska 99659, Phone: (907) 923–2304/ (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Association of Village Council 2546, Fax: (907) 923–2406, E-mail: bbna.com, Alaska Region Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, [email protected], Smkpres07 Newtok Village, Stanley Tom, Tribal Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) @gci.net, Alaska Region Administrator, P.O. Box 5545, 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- Native Village of Savoonga, Peggy Newtok, Alaska 99559–5545, Phone: mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Akeya, IRA Council Secretary & ICWA (907) 237–2316, Fax: (907) 237–2428, Native Village of Paimiut, Agatha Council Liaison, P.O. Box 34, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Napoleon, Clerk/Environmental Savoonga, Alaska 99769, Phone: (907) Native Village of Nightmute 1, Paul Programs, P.O. Box 230, Hooper Bay, 984–6211, Fax: (907) 984–6156, E- Tulik, Vice President, Box 90023, Alaska 99604, Phone: (907) 758–4002, mail: n/a, Alaska Region 1 Nightmute, Alaska 99690, Phone: Fax: (907) 758–4024, E-mail: Native Village of Scammon Bay , (907) 647–6215, Fax: (907) 647–6112, [email protected], Alaska Michelle Akerelrea, Community E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Region Family Service Specialist, P.O. Box Native Village of Nightmute 2, Pilot Station Traditional Village 1, Nicky 110, Scammon Bay, Alaska 99662, Association of Village Council Myers, Traditional Council Member, Phone: (907) 558–5078/5127, Fax: Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, P.O. Box 5119, Pilot Station, AK (907) 558–5134, E-mail: makerelrea@ avcp.org, Alaska Region Bethel, AK 99559, Phone: (907) 543– 99650, Phone: (907) 549–3373, Fax: 2 7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E-mail: (907) 549–3301, Alaska Region Native Village of Scammon Bay , [email protected], Alaska Region Pilot Station Traditional Village 2, Association of Village Council Nunakauyarmiut Tribe, (Native Village Association of Village Council Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, of Toksook Bay), Marcella White, Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) ICWA Coordinator, P.O. Box 37048, Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- Toksook Bay, Alaska 99637, Phone: 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Stebbins Community Association, Anna (907) 427–7914, Fax: (907) 427–7206, mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Nashoanak, ICWA, P.O. Box 71002, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Native Village of Pitka’s Point, Thelma Stebbins, Alaska 99671, Phone: (907) Nunam Iqua (formerly Sheldon’s H. Wasky, Tribal Administrator, P.O. 934–2334, Fax: (907) 934–2675, E- Point) 1, Roberta Murphy, Tribal Box 127, St. Mary’s, Alaska 99658, mail: [email protected], Administrator, P.O. Box 27, Nunam Phone: (907) 438–2833, Fax: (907) Alaska Region Iqua, Alaska 99666, Phone: (907) 498– 438–2569, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Sheldon’s Point (see Nunam Iqua) 4184, Fax: (907) 498–4185, E-mail: n/ Platinum Traditional Village, Village of Sleetmute, Jane Parrish, a, Alaska Region Traditional President and ICWA Healthy Families Coordinator, P.O. Nunam Iqua (formerly Sheldon’s Worker, P.O. Box 8, Platinum, Alaska Box 109, Sleetmute, Alaska 99668, 2 Point) , Association of Village 99651, Phone: (907) 979–8610, Fax: Phone: (907) 449–4225, Fax: (907) Council Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. (907) 979–8178, E-mail: n/a, Alaska 449–4203, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Box 219, Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: Region South Naknek Village 1, Lorianne (907) 543–7440, Fax: (907) 543–5759, Portage Creek Village (aka Rawson, Tribal Administrator, P.O. E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Ohgensakale) 1, Mary Ann Johnson, Box 70029, South Naknek, Alaska Native Village of Nunapitchuk, Charlene Tribal Administrator, 1327 E. 72nd 99670, Phone: (907) 246–8614, Fax: Twitchell, Community Family Service Ave., Unit B, Anchorage, Alaska (907) 246–8613, E-mail: snvc@ Specialist/ICWA, P.O. Box 104, 99508, Phone: (907) 277–1105, Fax: starband.net, Alaska Region Nunapitchuk, Alaska 99641–0130, (907) 277–1104, E-mail: n/a, Alaska South Naknek Village 2, Children’s Phone: (907) 527–5731, Fax: (907) Region Services Program Manager, Bristol 527–5740, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Portage Creek Village (aka Bay Native Association, P.O. Box 310, Village of Ohogamiut 1, Nick P. Ohgensakale) 2, Children’s Services 1500 Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Andrews Jr., Tribal Administrator, Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, P.O. Box 49, Marshall, Alaska 99585, Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Fax: (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Phone: (907) 679–6517/6598, Fax: Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska bbna.com, Alaska Region (907) 679–6516, E-mail: nandrew@ 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: St. Mary’s (see Algaaciq) gci.net, Alaska Region (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ Village of Stony River 1, Mary Willis, Village of Ohogamiut 2, Association of bbna.com, Alaska Region President, Alyssa Willis, ICWA Village Council Presidents, ICWA Quinhagak (see Kwinhagak) Worker, P.O. Box SRV, Birch Road, Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, AK 99559, Village of Red Devil 1, Tribal Stony River, Alaska 99557, Phone: Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: (907) Administrator, P.O. Box 27, Red (907) 537–3258, Fax: (907) 537–3254, 543–5759, E-mail: [email protected], Devil, Alaska 99656, Phone: (907) E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Alaska Region 447–3223, Fax: (907) 447–3224, E- Village of Stony River 2, Association of Orutsararmuit Native Village (aka mail: n/a, Alaska Region Village Council Presidents, ICWA Bethel), Scott J. Hoffman, ICWA Village of Red Devil 2, Association of Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska Advocate, P.O. Box 327, Bethel, Village Council Presidents, ICWA 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) 543–2608, Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska (907) 543–5759, E-mail: icwa@ Fax: (907) 543–0520, E-mail: 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7440, Fax: avcp.org, Alaska Region
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Traditional Village of Togiak 1, Emma Box 8086, Tuntutuliak, Alaska 99680, Association, P.O. Box 310, 1500 Wassillie, ICWA Worker, P.O. Box Phone: (907) 256–2128, Fax: (907) Kanakanak Road, Dillingham, Alaska 310, Togiak, Alaska 99678, Phone: 256–2040, E-mail: [email protected], 99576, Phone: (907) 842–4139, Fax: (907) 493–5431, Fax: (907) 493–5005, Alaska Region (907) 842–4106, E-mail: cnixon@ E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Native Village of Tuntutuliak 2, bbna.com, Alaska Region 2 Traditional Village of Togiak , Association of Village Council 1 Children’s Services Program Manager, Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Umkumiute Native Village , Bertha Bristol Bay Native Association, P.O. Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) Kashatok, Secretary Council, P.O. Box Box 310, 1500 Kanakanak Road, 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- 96062, Nightmute, Alaska 99690, Dillingham, Alaska 99576, Phone: mail: [email protected], Alaska Region Phone: (907) 647–6145, Fax: (907) (907) 842–4139, Fax: (907) 842–4106, Native Village of Tununak 1, Theodore 647–6146, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region E-mail: [email protected], Alaska Angaiak, President, P.O. Box 77, Umkumiute Native Village 2, Region Tununak, Alaska 99681–0077, Phone: Association of Village Council Toksook Bay (see Nunakauyarmiut (907) 652–6527, Fax: (907) 652–6011, Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Tribe) E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region Bethel, AK 99559, Phone: (907) 543– Tuluksak Native Community 1, Native Village of Tununak 2, Association 7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E-mail: Elizabeth S. Peter, ICWA Worker, P.O. of Village Council Presidents, ICWA [email protected], Alaska Region Box 93, Tuluksak, Alaska 99679, Staff, P.O. Box 219, Bethel, Alaska Phone: (907) 695–6902, Fax: (907) 99559, Phone: (907) 543–7300, Fax: Native Village of Upper Kalskag (see 695–6903, E-mail: n/a, Alaska Region (907) 543–5759, E-mail: icwa@ Kalskag) 2 Tuluksak Native Community , avcp.org, Alaska Region Dated: May 6, 2011. Association of Village Council Twin Hills Village 1, John W. Sharp, Presidents, ICWA Staff, P.O. Box 219, Tribal President, P.O. Box TWA, Twin Donald E. Laverdure, Bethel, Alaska 99559, Phone: (907) Hills, Alaska 99576, Phone: (907) Principal Deputy Assistant Secretary—Indian 543–7300, Fax: (907) 543–5759, E- 525–4821, Fax: (907) 525–4822, E- Affairs. mail: [email protected], Alaska Region mail: n/a, Alaska Region [FR Doc. 2011–12536 Filed 5–24–11; 8:45 am] Native Village of Tuntutuliak 1, Patricia Twin Hills Village 2, Children’s Services BILLING CODE 4310–4J–P Pavilla, Tribal Administrator, P.O. Program Manager, Bristol Bay Native
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Part III
The President
Proclamation 8679—National Hurricane Preparedness Week, 2011 Proclamation 8680—National Safe Boating Week, 2011 Proclamation 8681—Armed Forces Day, 2011 Proclamation 8682—To Modify the Rules of Origin for the United States- Singapore Free Trade Agreement, and For Other Purposes Executive Order 13574—Authorizing the Implementation of Certain Sanctions Set Forth in the Iran Sanctions Act of 1996, as Amended
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Title 3— Proclamation 8679 of May 20, 2011
The President National Hurricane Preparedness Week, 2011
By the President of the United States of America
A Proclamation National Hurricane Preparedness Week highlights the importance of planning ahead to protect our families and secure our communities and homes in advance of the upcoming hurricane season. Hurricanes are powerful storms that can create severe flooding, dangerous storm surges, high winds, and tornadoes. The effects of these storms can be devastating to entire communities and can have long-lasting consequences, including loss of life and property. In addition to threatening coastal areas, hurricanes significantly impact inland locations. Our Nation has seen dev- astating hurricanes and storms, and we must not let our guard down as we prepare for this year’s hurricane season. With tens of millions of Ameri- cans living in coastal communities, preparation can enhance our ability to respond to and recover from any natural disaster we might face. Our Nation’s weather forecasters at the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration’s National Hurricane Center continue to improve the accuracy of their hurricane forecasts. However, we cannot prevent a hurricane from making landfall, and awareness of the threat is not enough—we must translate this knowledge into action, and work together to develop prepared and resilient communities. My Administration recognizes that we must move from a government-centric approach to disaster management to a community- oriented approach that includes all levels of government, the private sector, volunteers, community and faith-based organizations, and the public. A whole community effort is needed to effectively prepare for, protect against, respond to, recover from, and mitigate against any disaster. During National Hurricane Preparedness Week, we emphasize the need for individuals, businesses, nonprofits, and families to prepare emergency plans, create emergency supply kits, and learn evacuation routes. More information on hurricane hazards and details on how to secure buildings and belongings is available at www.Hurricanes.gov/Prepare and www.Ready.gov. America has seen the heartbreak a hurricane can leave behind. By working together, government, private and nonprofit organizations, emergency re- sponders, and private citizens can help save lives and reduce the damage caused by these storms. NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States, do hereby proclaim May 22 through May 28, 2011, as National Hurricane Preparedness Week. I call upon govern- ment agencies, private organizations, schools, media, and residents in the coastal areas of our Nation to share information about hurricane preparedness and response to help save lives and protect communities.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twentieth day of May, in the year of our Lord two thousand eleven, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirty-fifth.
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Proclamation 8680 of May 20, 2011
National Safe Boating Week, 2011
By the President of the United States of America
A Proclamation As Americans anticipate the warm weather of the summer months, we look to our Nation’s abundant outdoors and waterways for relaxation and recreation. America’s lakes, rivers, and oceans are enjoyable, but can some- times pose dangers to watergoers. National Safe Boating Week is an oppor- tunity to highlight the importance of safety precautions and sensible behavior when spending time on the water. Safe boating is responsible boating. Individuals can prepare for excursions by taking boating safety courses and filing float plans with family members, relatives, or friends. To prevent accidents and drowning while on the water, boaters should remain aware of weather conditions, perform vessel safety checks, and ensure each passenger wears a life jacket and all required safety equipment is on board. Safe boating is also sober boating. Alcohol use is a leading factor in fatal boating accidents, so limiting alcohol use while on or operating a boat can save lives. Each year for National Safe Boating Week, the United States Coast Guard partners with boating organizations to raise awareness on the importance of taking proper precautions while boating. By embracing responsible boating practices, Americans can avoid preventable injuries and enjoy the majesty of our Nation’s waterways. In recognition of the importance of safe boating practices, the Congress, by joint resolution approved June 4, 1958 (36 U.S.C. 131), as amended, has authorized and requested the President to proclaim annually the 7- day period prior to Memorial Day weekend as ‘‘National Safe Boating Week.’’ NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, do hereby proclaim May 21 through May 27, 2011, as National Safe Boating Week. I encourage all Americans who participate in boating activities to observe this occasion by learning more about safe boating prac- tices and taking advantage of boating education.
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IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twentieth day of May, in the year of our Lord two thousand eleven, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirty-fifth.
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Proclamation 8681 of May 20, 2011
Armed Forces Day, 2011
By the President of the United States of America
A Proclamation The Armed Forces of the United States of America embody the highest ideals of our Nation. Serving at home and in posts around the world, our service members represent America as ambassadors of our principles. They display the honor, duty, and discipline of the finest fighting force the world has ever known. These brave men and women are willing to sacrifice their lives for the security of our Nation and the freedoms of their fellow citizens. We are humbled by their continued resolve to respond to the call of duty and defend America and its people. From our earliest days as a fledgling republic, the United States has relied on the unwavering courage and patriotism of our men and women in uniform to sustain us through wars, emergencies, and challenges at home and abroad. While conflicts in Iraq, Afghanistan, and other areas demand an ever-chang- ing set of capabilities and competencies, our service members continue to protect our Nation with professionalism and distinction. As a grateful Nation, we are indebted to the members of our Armed Forces for their service, and we support them in each mission they are tasked to accomplish. I have no greater privilege as President of the United States than serving as Commander in Chief, and my Administration is dedicated to providing the men and women of our Armed Forces with the resources and support they require and deserve. We are also committed to providing the same superior support to our veterans when they return home. This is the sacred trust our Nation must hold with her warriors. It is not just our troops who are called to serve and sacrifice, but also their families, who give our service members the love and support they need to carry on the fight. We will continue to improve and enhance our support for the families and survivors our troops leave behind. These heroes are dedicated to defending the country we love, and we must stand firmly beside them and help care for their spouses and children. On Armed Forces Day, let us salute the Soldiers, Sailors, Airmen, Marines, and Coast Guardsmen who perform their duties with impeccable courage, commitment, and character, and recognize our moral obligation to serve them and their families as well as they have served us. NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, and Commander in Chief of the Armed Forces of the United States, continuing the precedent of my predecessors in office, do hereby proclaim the third Saturday of May as Armed Forces Day. I direct the Secretary of Defense on behalf of the Army, Navy, Air Force, and Marine Corps, and the Secretary of Homeland Security on behalf of the Coast Guard, to plan for appropriate observances, with the Secretary of Defense responsible for encouraging the participation and cooperation of civil authorities and private citizens. I invite the Governors of the States, the Commonwealth of Puerto Rico, and other areas subject to the jurisdiction of the United States, to provide for the observance of Armed Forces Day in an appropriate manner to increase
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public understanding and appreciation of our Armed Forces. I also invite veterans, civic leaders, and other organizations to join in the observance of Armed Forces Day. Finally, I call upon all Americans to display the flag of the United States at their homes on Armed Forces Day, and I urge citizens to learn more about military service by attending and participating in the local observances of the day. I also encourage Americans to volunteer at organizations that provide support to our troops. Proclamation 8522 of May 14, 2010, is hereby superseded. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twentieth day of May, in the year of our Lord two thousand eleven, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirty-fifth.
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Proclamation 8682 of May 23, 2011
To Modify the Rules of Origin for the United States-Singa- pore Free Trade Agreement, and for Other Purposes
By the President of the United States of America
A Proclamation
1. On May 6, 2003, the President entered into the United States-Singapore Free Trade Agreement (USSFTA). The USSFTA was approved by the Con- gress in section 101(a) of the United States-Singapore Free Trade Agreement Implementation Act (the ‘‘USSFTA Act’’) (Public Law 108–78, 117 Stat. 948) (19 U.S.C. 3805 note). 2. Presidential Proclamation 7747 of December 30, 2003, implemented the USSFTA with respect to the United States and, pursuant to the USSFTA Act, incorporated in the Harmonized Tariff Schedule of the United States (HTS) the tariff modifications and rules of origin necessary or appropriate to carry out the USSFTA. 3. Section 202 of the USSFTA Act provides rules for determining whether goods imported into the United States originate in the territory of a USSFTA Party and thus are eligible for the tariff and other treatment contemplated under the USSFTA. Section 202(o) authorizes the President to proclaim, as part of the HTS, the rules of origin set out in the USSFTA and to proclaim modifications to previously proclaimed rules of origin, subject to the consultation and layover requirements of section 103(a) of the USSFTA Act. 4. The United States and Singapore have agreed to modify the USSFTA rules of origin by adding certain rules of origin. I have determined that modification of the USSFTA rules of origin set forth in Proclamation 7747 is therefore necessary. 5. On July 24, 2010, in accordance with section 103(a) of the USSFTA Act, the United States Trade Representative submitted a report to the Com- mittee on Ways and Means of the House of Representatives and the Com- mittee on Finance of the Senate that set forth the proposed modifications to the USSFTA rules of origin. The consultation and layover period specified in section 103(a) expired on November 22, 2010. 6. Presidential Proclamation 8097 of December 29, 2006, modified the HTS pursuant to section 1206 of the Omnibus Trade and Competitiveness Act of 1988 (19 U.S.C. 3006) to conform the HTS to amendments to the Inter- national Convention on the Harmonized Commodity Description and Coding System. 7. Presidential Proclamation 8214 of December 27, 2007, modified the HTS, including adjustments to rules of origin under the USSFTA to ensure that the tariff and certain other treatment accorded originating goods of Singapore under tariff categories modified in Proclamation 8097 continued, and to carry out the duty reductions proclaimed in Proclamation 7747. A rule of origin was inadvertently omitted from general note 25 of the HTS. I have determined that a technical correction to general note 25 to the HTS is necessary to provide for the intended tariff and certain other treatment accorded under the USSFTA to originating goods of Singapore.
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8. On April 12, 2006, the United States entered into the United States- Peru Trade Promotion Agreement (USPTPA), and on June 24 and June 25, 2007, the Parties to the USPTPA signed a protocol amending the USPTPA. The Congress approved the USPTPA as amended in section 101(a) of the United States-Peru Trade Promotion Agreement Implementation Act (the ‘‘USPTPA Act’’) (Public Law 110–138, 121 Stat. 1455) (19 U.S.C. 3805 note). 9. Section 201 of the USPTPA Act authorizes the President to proclaim such modifications or continuation of any duty, such continuation of duty- free or excise treatment, or such additional duties, as the President determines to be necessary or appropriate to carry out or apply Articles 2.3, 2.5, 2.6, 3.3.13 and Annex 2.3 of the USPTPA. 10. U.S. General Note 5 to Annex 2.3 of the USPTPA provides that originating goods of Peru shall not be subject to any duty provided for in heading 9901 of the HTS, provided that certain conditions specified in that note are met. 11. Pursuant to section 201 of the USPTPA Act, I have determined that modifications to the HTS are necessary to carry out U.S. General Note 5 to Annex 2.3 of the USPTPA. 12. Presidential Proclamation 6641 of December 15, 1993, implemented the North American Free Trade Agreement (NAFTA) with respect to the United States and, pursuant to the North American Free Trade Agreement Implemen- tation Act (the ‘‘NAFTA Act’’) (Public Law 103–182, 107 Stat. 2057), incor- porated in the HTS the schedule of duty reductions and rules of origin necessary or appropriate to carry out the NAFTA. 13. Section 202 of the NAFTA Act (19 U.S.C. 3332) provides rules for determining whether goods imported into the United States originate in a NAFTA Party and thus are eligible for the tariff and other treatment contemplated under the NAFTA. 14. Presidential Proclamation 8405 of August 31, 2009, modified the HTS, including adjustments to rules of origin under the NAFTA, to ensure that the tariff and certain other treatment accorded originating goods of Canada and Mexico under tariff categories modified in Proclamation 8097 continued. Two technical errors were made in the modifications to general note 12 to the HTS. I have determined that technical corrections to general note 12 to the HTS are necessary to provide for the intended tariff and certain other treatment accorded under the NAFTA to originating goods. 15. Presidential Proclamation 8536 of June 12, 2010, made technical correc- tions to certain rules of origin under the NAFTA. Two additional errors in general note 12 were not corrected in that proclamation. I have determined that further technical corrections to general note 12 are necessary to provide the tariff and certain other treatment accorded under the NAFTA to origi- nating goods. 16. Section 604 of the Trade Act of 1974, as amended (19 U.S.C. 2483), authorizes the President to embody in the HTS the substance of the relevant provisions of that Act, and of other Acts, affecting import treatment, and actions thereunder, including the removal, modification, continuance, or imposition of any rate of duty or other import restriction. NOW, THEREFORE, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, by virtue of the authority vested in me by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including section 202 of the USSFTA Act, section 201 of the USPTPA Act, and section 604 of the Trade Act of 1974, do proclaim that: (1) In order to modify the rules of origin under the USSFTA, general note 25 to the HTS is modified as provided in Annex I to this proclamation. (2) The modifications made by section A of Annex I to this proclamation shall be effective with respect to goods of Singapore that are entered, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after May 24, 2011.
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(3) The modification made by section B of Annex I to this proclamation shall be effective with respect to goods of Singapore that are entered, or withdrawn from warehouse for consumption, on or after February 7, 2008. (4) In order to implement certain provisions of Annex 2.3 of the USPTPA, the HTS is modified as provided in Annex II to this proclamation. (5) The modifications made by Annex II to this proclamation shall be effective with respect to originating goods of Peru entered, or withdrawn from ware- house for consumption, on or after January 1, 2011. (6) In order to make technical corrections necessary to provide the intended rules of origin under the NAFTA, the HTS is modified as set forth in Annex III to this proclamation. (7) The modifications to the HTS set forth in Annex III to this proclamation shall be effective with respect to articles entered, or withdrawn from ware- house for consumption, on or after October 2, 2009. (8) Any provisions of previous proclamations and Executive Orders that are inconsistent with the actions taken in this proclamation are superseded to the extent of such inconsistency. IN WITNESS WHEREOF, I have hereunto set my hand this twenty-third day of May, in the year of our Lord two thousand eleven, and of the Independence of the United States of America the two hundred and thirty- fifth.
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[FR Doc. 2011–13171
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Executive Order 13574 of May 23, 2011
Authorizing the Implementation of Certain Sanctions Set Forth in the Iran Sanctions Act of 1996, as Amended
By the authority vested in me as President by the Constitution and the laws of the United States of America, including the International Emergency Economic Powers Act (50 U.S.C. 1701 et seq.) (IEEPA), the National Emer- gencies Act (50 U.S.C. 1601 et seq.), the Iran Sanctions Act of 1996 (Public Law 104–172) (50 U.S.C. 1701 note) (ISA), as amended by, inter alia, the Comprehensive Iran Sanctions, Accountability, and Divestment Act of 2010 (Public Law 111–195), and section 301 of title 3, United States Code, and in order to take additional steps with respect to the national emergency declared in Executive Order 12957 of March 15, 1995, I, BARACK OBAMA, President of the United States of America, hereby order: Section 1. (a) When the President, or the Secretary of State pursuant to authority delegated by the President and in accordance with the terms of such delegation, which includes consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury, has determined that sanctions shall be imposed on a person pursu- ant to section 5 of ISA and has selected the sanctions set forth in section 6 of ISA to impose on that person, the Secretary of the Treasury, in consulta- tion with the Secretary of State, shall take the following actions with respect to the sanctions imposed and maintained by the President or by the Secretary of State pursuant to and in accordance with the terms of such delegation: (i) with respect to section 6(a)(3) of ISA, prohibit any United States financial institution from making loans or providing credits to the ISA-sanctioned person consistent with section 6(a)(3) of ISA; (ii) with respect to section 6(a)(6) of ISA, prohibit any transactions in foreign exchange that are subject to the jurisdiction of the United States and in which the ISA-sanctioned person has any interest; (iii) with respect to section 6(a)(7) of ISA, prohibit any transfers of credit or payments between financial institutions or by, through, or to any finan- cial institution, to the extent that such transfers or payments are subject to the jurisdiction of the United States and involve any interest of the ISA-sanctioned person; (iv) with respect to section 6(a)(8) of ISA, block all property and interests in property that are in the United States, that come within the United States, or that are or come within the possession or control of any United States person, including any overseas branch, of the ISA-sanctioned person, and provide that such property and interests in property may not be transferred, paid, exported, withdrawn, or otherwise dealt in; or (v) with respect to section 6(a)(9) of ISA, restrict or prohibit imports of goods, technology, or services, directly or indirectly, into the United States from the ISA-sanctioned person. (b) I hereby determine that, to the extent section 203(b)(2) of IEEPA (50 U.S.C. 1702(b)(2)) may apply, the making of donations of the types of articles specified in such section by, to, or for the benefit of any ISA- sanctioned person whose property and interests in property are blocked pursuant to subsection (a)(iv) of this section would seriously impair my ability to deal with the national emergency declared in Executive Order
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12957, and I hereby prohibit such donations as provided by subsection (a)(iv) of this section. (c) The prohibitions in subsection (a)(iv) of this section include but are not limited to: (i) the making of any contribution or provision of funds, goods, or services by, to, or for the benefit of any ISA-sanctioned person whose property and interests in property are blocked pursuant to this order; and (ii) the receipt of any contribution or provision of funds, goods, or services from any such ISA-sanctioned person. (d) The prohibitions in subsection (a) of this section apply except to the extent provided by statutes, or in regulations, orders, directives, or licenses that may be issued pursuant to this order, and notwithstanding any contract entered into or any license or permit granted prior to the date of this order. Sec. 2. (a) Any transaction by a United States person or within the United States that evades or avoids, has the purpose of evading or avoiding, causes a violation of, or attempts to violate any of the prohibitions set forth in this order is prohibited. (b) Any conspiracy formed to violate any of the prohibitions set forth in this order is prohibited. Sec. 3. For the purposes of this order: (a) the term ‘‘person’’ means an individual or entity; (b) the term ‘‘entity’’ means a partnership, association, trust, joint venture, corporation, group, subgroup, or other organization; (c) the term ‘‘United States person’’ means any United States citizen, permanent resident alien, entity organized under the laws of the United States or any jurisdiction within the United States (including foreign branches), or any person in the United States; (d) the term ‘‘financial institution’’ includes (i) a depository institution (as defined in section 3(c)(1) of the Federal Deposit Insurance Act) (12 U.S.C. 1813(c)(1)), including a branch or agency of a foreign bank (as defined in section 1(b)(7) of the International Banking Act of 1978) (12 U.S.C. 3101(7)); (ii) a credit union; (iii) a securities firm, including a broker or dealer; (iv) an insurance company, including an agency or underwriter; and (v) any other company that provides financial services; (e) the term ‘‘United States financial institution’’ means a financial institu- tion (including its foreign branches) organized under the laws of the United States or of any jurisdiction within the United States; and (f) the term ‘‘ISA-sanctioned person’’ means a person that the President, or the Secretary of State pursuant to authority delegated by the President and in accordance with the terms of such delegation, including consultation with the Secretary of the Treasury, has determined is a person on whom sanctions shall be imposed pursuant to section 5 of ISA and on whom the President or the Secretary of State has imposed any of the sanctions in section 6 of ISA. Sec. 4. For those persons whose property and interests in property are blocked pursuant to this order who might have a constitutional presence in the United States, I find that because of the ability to transfer funds or other assets instantaneously, prior notice to such persons of measures to be taken pursuant to section 1(a)(iv) of this order would render those measures ineffectual. I therefore determine that for these measures to be effective in addressing the national emergency declared in Executive Order 12957, there need be no prior notice of an action taken pursuant to section 1(a)(iv) of this order. Sec. 5. The Secretary of the Treasury, in consultation with the Secretary of State, is hereby authorized to take such actions, including the promulgation of rules and regulations, and to employ all powers granted to the President by IEEPA and sections 6(a)(6), 6(a)(7), 6(a)(8), and 6(a)(9) of ISA, and to
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employ all powers granted to the United States Government by section 6(a)(3) of ISA as may be necessary to carry out the purposes of this order. The Secretary of the Treasury may redelegate any of these functions to other officers and agencies of the United States Government consistent with applicable law. All agencies of the United States Government are hereby directed to take all appropriate measures within their authority to carry out the provisions of this order. Sec. 6. This order is not intended to, and does not, create any right or benefit, substantive or procedural, enforceable at law or in equity by any party against the United States, its departments, agencies, or entities, its officers, employees, or agents, or any other person. Sec. 7. The measures taken pursuant to this order are in response to actions of the Government of Iran occurring after the conclusion of the 1981 Algiers Accords, and are intended solely as a response to those later actions.
THE WHITE HOUSE, May 23, 2011.
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