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>
> Thus, Executive Order 13175 does not **GENERAL SERVICES**  Newly
> redesignated section 301--
>
> apply to this rule **ADMINISTRATION** 10.106 language is revised by
> removing exceptions to the use of a contract city-
>
> **X. Congressional Review Act 41 CFR Parts 301--10, 301--11,
> 301--50,** pair fare and incorporating them into
>
> The Congressional Review Act, 5 **301--52, 301--71, and 301--73** new
> section 301--10.107. Note to section
>
> U.S.C. 801 *et seq*., as added by the Small **\[FTR Amendment
> 2006--04; FTR Case 2005--** 301--10.106 indicates that employees of
>
> Business Regulatory Enforcement **305\]** the Government of the
> District of
>
> Fairness Act of 1996, generally provides **RIN 3090--AI19** Columbia,
> with the exception of the
>
> that before a rule may take effect, the District of Columbia Courts,
> are not
>
> agency promulgating the rule must **Federal Travel Regulation; E-Gov**
> eligible to use contract city-pair fares
>
> submit a rule report, which includes a **Travel Service (ETS) and Use
> of** even though these employees otherwise
>
> copy of the rule, to each House of the **Contract City-Pair Fares**
> may be covered by the FTR.
>
>  New section 301--10.107 ''Are there
>
> Congress and to the Comptroller General **AGENCY:** Office of
> Governmentwide any exceptions to the use of a contract
>
> of the United States. EPA will submit a Policy, General Services
> Administration city-pair fare,'' incorporates exceptions
>
> report containing this rule and other (GSA). to use of a contract
> city-pair fare
>
> required information to the U.S. Senate, **ACTION:** Final rule.
> (formerly contained in section 301--
>
> the U.S. House of Representatives, and 10.107, redesignated as section
> 301--
>
> the Comptroller General of the United **SUMMARY:** The General
> Services 10.106) for agency consideration in
>
> States prior to publication of this final Administration (GSA) is
> amending the deciding whether to approve the use of
>
> rule in the **Federal Register**. This final Federal Travel Regulation
> (FTR), by other-than a contract city-pair fare. Note
>
> rule is not a ''major rule'' as defined by adding new requirements
> that address 1 to section 301--10.107 (previously
>
> 5 U.S.C. 804(2). the use of other-than contract city pair Note 2 to
> this section) is revised to state
>
> airfares, the handling of receipts under that any group of 10 or more
> passengers
>
> **List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 180** the E-Gov Travel Service (ETS)
> traveling together on the same day, on
>
> Environmental protection, environment, and new responsibilities the
> same flight, for the same mission
>
> Administrative practice and procedure, for reviewing officials. This
> final rule requiring group integrity and identified
>
> also introduces and defines the term
>
> Agricultural commodities, Pesticides ''online self-service booking
> tool'' and as a group by the travel management
>
> and pests, Reporting and recordkeeping provides for exceptions under
> certain system upon booking, may request
>
> requirements. circumstances to the required use of an contract
> city-pair service on an optional basis.
>
> Dated: August 14, 2006. agency's current Travel Management Note 2 to
> section 301--10.107 is added
>
> **Janet L. Andersen,** Service (TMS) or ETS once the agency to clarify
> that contractors are not eligible
>
> *Director, Biopesticides and Pollution* has fully deployed ETS.
> Finally, this to use contract city-pair fares in the
>
> *Division, Office of Pesticide Programs.* final rule requires agencies
> to develop performance of their contract.
>
> and submit upon request to the ETS Note 3 to section 301--10.107 is
> added
>
> Therefore, 40 CFR chapter I is Program Management Office, a plan for
> to encourage agencies to optimize
>
> amended as follows: maximizing the agency's adoption rate savings from
> the contract city pair
>
> (*i.e.*, achieving the highest possible rate program by comparing the
> cost savings
>
> **PART 180---\[AMENDED\]** of use of the agency's online self-service
> achieved by use of capacity-controlled
>
> booking tool) once the agency has fully
>
> 1\. The authority citation for part 180 deployed ETS. The explanation
> of coach class contract city-pair fares
>
> (MCA, QCA, VCA, etc.) to the
>
> continues to read as follows: changes is addressed in the unrestricted
> coach class contract fare
>
> **Authority:** 21 U.S.C. 321(q), 346a and 371. supplementary
> information below. The (YCA), when capacity-controlled fares
>
> FTR and any corresponding documents are available and meet mission
> needs.
>
> 2\. Section 180.1210 is revised to read may be accessed at GSA's Web
> site at  Section 301--10.108 is amended by
>
> as follows: *http://www.gsa.gov/ftr*. informing travelers that they
> are
>
> **DATES:** Effective Date: September 22, required to document on their
> travel
>
> **§ 180.1210 Phosphorous acid; exemption** 2006. authorization the
> approval and use of a
>
> **from the requirement of a tolerance. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION
> CONTACT:** The non-contract city-pair air fare. This
>
> An exemption from the requirement Regulatory Secretariat (VIR), Room
> section also adds a note to clarify that
>
> of a tolerance is established for residues 4035, GS Building,
> Washington, DC, air carrier preference is not a valid
>
> of phosphorous acid and its ammonium, 20405, (202) 208--7312, for
> information reason for approving the use of a non-
>
> sodium, and potassium salts in or on all pertaining to status or
> publication contract airfare.
>
> food commodities when used as an schedules. For clarification of
> content,  Section 301--11.25 is revised to
>
> agricultural fungicide and in or on contact Ms. Umeki Gray Thorne,
> Office address the handling of receipts when
>
> potatoes when applied as a post-harvest of Governmentwide Policy,
> Travel an agency has fully deployed ETS.
>
> treatment at 35,600 ppm or less Management Policy, at (202) 208--7636.
>  The section heading for section 301--
>
> phosphorous acid. Please cite FTR Amendment 2006--04; 50.3 is revised
> to include the term
>
> \[FR Doc. E6--13954 Filed 8--22--06; 8:45 am\] FTR case 2005--305.
> ''TMS'' and references to exceptions are
>
> **SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:** included in the text.
>
> **BILLING CODE 6560--50--S**  Sections 301--50.4 is revised to add
>
> **Background** TMS in its section heading and to
>
> This final rule amends the Federal incorporate when an exception to
> the
>
> Travel Regulation as follows: use of an agency's current TMS may be
>
>  Sections 301--10.106 and 301-- granted.
>
> 10.107 are redesignated as sections 301--  Section 50.6 is
> redesignated as
>
> 10.105 and 301--10.106, respectively. section 50.8.
>
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>
>  New section 301--50.6 is added to U.S.C. 801 since it relates solely
> to you to incur unnecessary overnight
>
> define the term, ''online self-service agency management and
> personnel. lodging costs which would increase the
>
> booking tool.'' total cost of the trip;
>
>  New section 301--50.7 is added to **List of Subjects in 41 CFR Parts
> 301--10,** (b) The contractor's flight schedule is
>
> encourage travelers to use the agency's **301--11, 301--50, 301--52,
> 301--71, and** inconsistent with explicit policies of
>
> online self-service booking tool in the **301--73** your Federal
> department or agency with
>
> ETS environment. A note is added to Government employees, Travel and
> regard to scheduling travel during
>
> this section to describe when the use of transportation expenses.
> normal working hours;
>
> an online self-service booking tool may Dated: March 9, 2006. (c) A
> non-contract carrier offers a
>
> not be feasible to use. lower fare to the general public that, if
>
>  Section 301--52.3 is amended by **David L. Bibb,** used, will result
> in a lower total trip
>
> replacing the words ''migrate(s) to'' in *Acting Administrator of
> General Services.* cost to the Government (the combined
>
> the first and second sentences with the For the reasons set forth in
> the costs of transportation, lodging, meals,
>
> words ''fully deploy(s)''. preamble, under 5 U.S.C. 5701--5709, and
> related expenses considered);
>
>  Section 301--71.201, paragraph (e), is GSA amends 41 CFR parts
> 301--10, 301--
>
> amended to specify that ''receipts, 11, 301--50, 301--52, 301--71, and
> 301--73 **Note to paragraph (c):** This exception does not apply if
> the contract carrier offers the
>
> statements, justifications, etc.'' include as set forth below: same or
> lower fare and has seats available at
>
> scanned electronic images of such **CHAPTER 301---TEMPORARY DUTY
> (TDY)** that fare, or if the fare offered by the non-
>
> documents when they are available **TRAVEL ALLOWANCES** contract
> carrier is restricted to Government
>
> under the ETS environment. and military travelers performing official
>
>  Section 301--73.101 is amended to **PART 301--10---TRANSPORTATION**
> business and may be purchased only with a
>
> require use of ETS with certain **EXPENSES** contractor-issued charge
> card, centrally
>
> exceptions, and to require agencies to billed account (*e.g*., YDG,
> MDG, QDG, VDG,
>
> establish goals, a plan and procedures to 1. The authority citation
> for 41 CFR and similar fares) or GTR where the two
>
> maximize use of the online self-service part 301--10 continues to read
> as previous options are not available;
>
> booking tool for all travel arrangements follows: (d) Cost effective
> rail service is
>
> once agencies have fully deployed ETS. **Authority:** 5 U.S.C. 5707,
> 40 U.S.C. 121(c); available and is consistent with mission
>
> This section also requires agencies to 49 U.S.C. 40118, Office of
> Management and requirements; or
>
> make its goals, plan, and procedures Budget Circular No. A--126,
> ''Improving the (e) Smoking is permitted on the
>
> available to the ETS Program Management and Use of Government contract
> air carrier and the nonsmoking
>
> Aircraft.'' Revised May 22, 1992.
>
> Management Office upon the request of section of the contract aircraft
> is not
>
> the ETS Program Management Office. **§§ 301--10.106 and 301--10.107**
> acceptable to you.
>
>  The introductory paragraph in **\[Redesignated as §§ 301--10.105 and
> 301-- Note 1 to § 301--10.107:** Any group of 10 or
>
> section 302--73.102 is revised to add **10.106\]** more passengers
> traveling together on the
>
> TMS and conditions under which an 2. Redesignate §§ 301--10.106 and
> same day, on the same flight, for the same
>
> agency may authorize an exception to 301--10.107 as §§ 301--10.105 and
> 301-- mission, requiring group integrity and
>
> use of the agency's current TMS. 10.106, respectively. identified as a
> group by the travel management system upon booking is not a
>
> **B. Executive Order 12866** 3. Revise newly redesignated § 301--
>
> 10.106 to read as follows: mandatory user of the Government's contract
>
> This is not a significant regulatory city-pair fares. For group
> travel, agencies are
>
> action and, therefore, was not subject to **§ 301--10.106 When must I
> use a contract** expected to obtain air passenger
>
> review under Section 6(b) of Executive **city-pair fare?**
> transportation service that is practical and cost effective to the
> Government.
>
> Order 12866, Regulatory Planning and If you are a civilian employee of
> an
>
> Review, dated September 30, 1993. This agency as defined in § 301--1.1
> of this **Note 2 to § 301--10.107:** Contractors are not
>
> rule is not a major rule under 5 U.S.C. chapter, you must always use a
> contract authorized to use contract city-pair fares to
>
> 804\. city-pair fare for scheduled air perform travel under their
> contracts.
>
> passenger transportation service unless
>
> **C. Regulatory Flexibility Act** one of the limited exceptions in §
> 301-- **Note 3 to § 301--10.107:** If the Government
>
> This final rule is not required to be 10.107 exist. An Internet
> listing of contract city-pair carrier offers a lower cost
> capacity-controlled coach class contract fare
>
> published in the **Federal Register** for contract city-pair fares is
> available at (MCA, QCA, VCA, etc.) in addition to the
>
> notice and comment; therefore, the *http://www.gsa.gov/citypairs*.
> unrestricted coach class contract fares (YCA),
>
> Regulatory Flexibility Act, 5 U.S.C. 601, **Note to § 301--10.106:**
> Employees of the the traveler should use the lower cost
>
> *et seq.*, does not apply. Government of the District of Columbia,
> with capacity-controlled fare when it is available
>
> **D. Paperwork Reduction Act** the exception of the District of
> Columbia and meet mission needs.
>
> Courts, are not eligible to use contract city- 5. Revise § 301--10.108
> to read as
>
> The Paperwork Reduction Act does pair fares even though these
> employees follows:
>
> not apply because the changes to the otherwise may be covered by the
> FTR.
>
> FTR do not impose recordkeeping or 4. Add new § 301--10.107 to read as
> **§ 301--10.108 What requirements must be**
>
> information collection requirements, or follows: **met to use a
> non-contract fare?**
>
> the collection of information from (a) Before purchasing a
> non-contract
>
> offerors, contractors, or members of the **§ 301--10.107 Are there any
> exceptions to** fare you must meet one of the exception
>
> public that require the approval of the **the use of a contract
> city-pair fare?** requirements listed in § 301--10.107 and
>
> Office of Management and Budget under Yes, your agency may authorize
> use of show approval on your travel
>
> 44 U.S.C. 3501, *et seq.* a fare other-than a contract city-pair fare
> authorization to use a non-contract fare;
>
> when--- and
>
> **E. Small Business Regulatory** (a) Space on a scheduled contract (b)
> If the non-contract fare is non-
>
> **Enforcement Fairness Act** flight is not available in time to
> refundable, restricted, or has specific
>
> This final rule is also exempt from accomplish the purpose of your
> travel, eligibility requirements, you must know
>
> congressional review prescribed under 5 or use of contract service
> would require or reasonably anticipate, based on your
>
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>
> planned trip, that you will use the deployed ETS, but only when your
> **§ 301--52.3 \[Amended\]**
>
> ticket; and travel meets one of the following 14. Amend § 301--52.3 in
> the first
>
> \(c\) Your agency must determine that conditions: sentence by removing
> ''migrates to'' and
>
> the proposed non-contract (a) Such use would result in an adding
> ''fully deploys'' in its place, and
>
> transportation is practical and cost unreasonable burden on mission
> the second sentence, by removing
>
> effective for the Government. accomplishment (**E.G.**, emergency
> travel ''migrate to'' and adding ''fully deploy''
>
> **Note to § 301--10.108:** Carrier preference is is involved and
> TMS/ETS is not in its place.
>
> not a valid reason for using a non-contract accessible; you are
> performing
>
> fare. invitational travel; or you have special **PART 301--71---AGENCY
> TRAVEL**
>
> needs or require disability **ACCOUNTABILITY REQUIREMENTS**
>
> **PART 301--11---PER DIEM EXPENSES** accommodations under part 301--13
> of 15. The authority citation for part
>
> this chapter). 301--71 is revised to read as follows:
>
> 6\. The authority citation for 41 CFR (b) Such use would compromise a
>
> part 301--11 continues to read as national security interest.
> **Authority:** 5 U.S.C. 5707; 40 U.S.C. 121(c); Sec 2. Pub. L.
> 105--264, 112 Stat. 2350 (5
>
> follows: (c) Such use might endanger your life U.S.C. 5701 note).
>
> **Authority:** 5 U.S.C. 5707. (*e.g.*, you are traveling under the
> Federal 16. Amend section § 301--71.201 by
>
> 7\. Revise § 301--11.25 to read as witness protection program, or you
> are revising paragraph (e) to read as follows:
>
> follows: a threatened law enforcement/
>
> investigative officer traveling under part **§ 301--71.201 What are
> the revising**
>
> **§ 301--11.25 Must I provide receipts to official's
> responsibilities?**
>
> **substantiate my claimed travel expenses?** 301--31 of this chapter).
> \* \* \* \* \*
>
> Yes. You must provide a lodging **§ 301--50.6 \[Redesignated as §
> 301--50.8\]** (e) The required receipts, statements,
>
> receipt and a receipt for every 11. Redesignate § 301--50.6 as § 301--
> justifications, etc. are attached to the
>
> authorized expense over \$75, or provide 50.8 travel claim, or once
> the agency fully
>
> a reason acceptable to your agency 12. Add new §§ 301--50.6 and 301--
> deploys ETS and implements electronic
>
> explaining why you are unable to 50.7 to read as follows: scanning,
> the electronic travel claim
>
> furnish the necessary receipt(s) (see includes scanned electronic
> images of
>
> § 301--52.4 of this chapter). **§ 301--50.6 What is an ''online
> self-service** such documents.

**booking tool?''**

> **Note to 301--11.25:** Hard copy receipts
>
> should be electronically scanned and An online self-service booking
> tool is **PART 301--73---TRAVEL PROGRAMS**
>
> submitted with your electronic travel claim an Internet based system
> that permits 17. The authority citation for part
>
> when your agency has fully deployed ETS travelers to make their own
> reservations 301--73 continues to read as follows:
>
> and notifies you that electronic scanning is for transportation
> (*e.g*., air, rail, and car
>
> available within your agency (see § 301--50.3 rental) and lodging. ETS
> and some **Authority:** 5 U.S.C. 5707; 40 U.S.C. 121(c).
>
> of this chapter). You may submit a hard copy agency TMS's incorporate
> a self service 18. Revise § 301--73.101 to read as
>
> receipt, in accordance with your agency's booking tool. follows:
>
> policies, to support a claimed travel expense
>
> only when electronic imaging is not available **§ 301--50.7 Should I
> use the online self- § 301--73.101 How must we prepare to**
>
> within your agency. **service booking tool once ETS is available
> implement ETS?**
>
> **within my agency?** You must prepare to implement ETS
>
> **PART 301--50---ARRANGING FOR** Yes, you should use the online self-
> as expeditiously as possible by---
>
> **TRAVEL SERVICES** service booking tool offered by ETS or (a)
> Developing a migration plan and schedule to deploy ETS across your
>
> your agency's TMS until ETS becomes
>
> 8\. The authority citation for 41 CFR available to you. agency as
> early as possible with full
>
> part 301--50 continues to read as deployment required no later than
>
> follows: **Note to section 301--50.7:** Some September 30, 2006;
>
> extenuating circumstances for which you (b) Requiring employees to use
> your
>
> **Authority:** 5 U.S.C. 5707; 40 U.S.C. 121 may not be able to use
> online self-service ETS unless you approve an exception
>
> (c). booking are (1) when you are attending a under § 301--50.6, §
> 301--73.102 or
>
> 9\. Amend § 301--50.3 by revising the conference where the conference
> sponsor has
>
> section heading and adding a sentence negotiated with one or more
> lodging facilities § 301--73.104;
>
> \(c\) Establishing goals, plans and
>
> at the end of the section to read as to set aside a specific number of
> rooms for procedures to maximize agency-wide
>
> follows: conference attendees and to ensure that a set
>
> aside room is available to you, you are traveler use of your online
> self-service
>
> **§ 301--50.3 Must I use the ETS or TMS to** required to book lodging
> directly with the booking tool once you have fully
>
> **arrange my travel?** lodging facility, (2) when your travel is to a
> deployed ETS within your agency.
>
> \* \* \* Your agency may grant an remote location and it is not
> possible to book These goals, plans, and procedures
>
> exception to required use of TMS/ETS lodging accommodations through
> the TMS or should be available for submission to
>
> under §§ 301--50.4, 301--73.102, or 301-- ETS, or (3) when such travel
> arrangements the ETS PMO upon its request.
>
> 73.104 of this chapter. are so complex and circumstance will not
> **Note 1 to § 301--73.101:** Your agency
>
> 10\. Revise § 301--50.4 to read as allow you to book your travel
> through an
>
> online self-service booking tool. should work with the Office of
> Management
>
> follows: and Budget (OMB) to allocate budget and personnel resources
> to support ETS
>
> **§ 301--50.4 May I be granted an exception PART 301--52---CLAIMING**
> migration and data exchange. Your agency is
>
> **to the required use of TMS or ETS once my REIMBURSEMENT**
> responsible for providing the funds required
>
> **agency has fully deployed ETS?** to establish interfaces between the
> ETS
>
> Yes, your agency head or his/her 13. The authority citation to part
> 301-- standard data output and applicable business
>
> designee may grant an individual case 52 continues to read as follows:
> systems (*e.g*., financial, human resources, etc.).
>
> exception to required use of your **Authority:** 5 U.S.C. 5707; 40
> U.S.C. 121(c);
>
> agency's current TMS or to required use Sec. 2., Pub. L. 105--264, 112
> Stat. 2350 (5 **Note 2 to § 301--73.101:** Best practices show
>
> of ETS once your agency has fully U.S.C. 5701 note). that
> organizations are able to realize
>
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> significant benefits once they achieve a 70 change the exclusion zone
> requirement Commission amends the rules to add
>
> percent or greater self-booking rate. for the ten listed radio
> astronomy prospective protection for relocated
>
> 19\. Revise § 301--73.102 to read as facilities to a consultation
> requirement, aeronautical facilities and to correct the
>
> follows: and to add a new exclusion zone for one coordinates and email
> contact for the
>
> Very Large Array (VLA) radio astronomy aeronautical facilities subject
> to BPL
>
> **§ 301--73.102 May we grant a traveler an** observatory site at
> 73.0--74.6 MHz. In consultation. The Commission affirms
>
> **exception from required use of TMS or ETS** addition, it is also
> amending the rules the July 7, 2006 deadline for requiring
>
> **once we have fully deployed ETS within the**
>
> **agency?** to add prospective protection for certification for any
> equipment
>
> relocated aeronautical facilities and to manufactured, imported or
> installed on
>
> \(a\) Yes, your agency head or his/her correct the coordinates and
> email BPL systems, with the proviso that
>
> designee may grant an individual case contact for the aeronautical
> facilities uncertified equipment already in
>
> by case exception to required use of subject to BPL consultation. The
> inventory can be used for replacing
>
> your agency's current TMS or to Commission affirms the deadline for
> defective units or to supplement
>
> required use of ETS once it is fully requiring certification for any
> equipment on existing systems for one
>
> deployed within the agency, but only equipment manufactured, imported
> or year within areas already in operation.
>
> when travel meets one of the following installed on BPL systems, with
> the The Commission believes these changes
>
> conditions: proviso that uncertified equipment will further the
> development and
>
> \(1\) Such use would result in an already in inventory can be used for
> growth of BPL devices. The Commission
>
> unreasonable burden on mission replacing defective units or to denies
> the petitions for reconsideration
>
> accomplishment (e.g., emergency travel supplement equipment on
> existing in all other respects.
>
> is involved and TMS/ETS is not systems for one year within areas
>
> accessible; the traveler is performing already in operation. The
> Commission *A. Notification to the Access BPL*
>
> invitational travel; or the traveler has believes these changes will
> further the *Database*
>
> special needs or requires disability development and growth of BPL 2.
> In the *Report and Order*, 70 FR
>
> accommodations in accordance with devices. It is denying the petitions
> for 1360, January 7, 2005, in this
>
> part 301--13 of this chapter). reconsideration in all other respects.
> proceeding, the Commission adopted a
>
> \(2\) Such use would compromise a **DATES:** Effective September 22,
> 2006. requirement that the Access BPL
>
> national security interest. industry establish a publicly accessible
>
> \(3\) Such use might endanger the **FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:**
> Anh database for system information. Under
>
> traveler's life (e.g., the individual is Wride, Office of Engineering
> and this requirement, entities operating
>
> traveling under the Federal witness Technology, (202) 418--0577,
> e-mail: Access BPL systems must provide to the
>
> protection program, or is a threatened *Anh.Wride@fcc.gov.* BPL
> industry designated database
>
> law enforcement/investigative officer **SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:**
> This is a manager certain information on BPL
>
> traveling under part 301--31 of this summary of the Commission's
> installations 30 days prior to the
>
> chapter). *Memorandum Opinion and Order*, ET initiation of any
> operation or service.
>
> \(b\) Any exception granted must be Docket No. 04--37, and ET Docket
> No. The BPL industry requested elimination
>
> consistent with any contractual terms 03--104, adopted August 3, 2006
> and of this 30-day advance notification.
>
> applicable to your current TMS or ETS, released August 7, 2006. The
> full text of 3. The Commission denied this
>
> once it is fully deployed, and must not this document is available on
> the request. It stated that the purpose of the
>
> cause a breach of contract terms. Commission's Internet site at
> database notification requirement is to
>
> \[FR Doc. E6--13917 Filed 8--22--06; 8:45 am\] *www.fcc.gov.* It is
> also available for ensure that licensed users of the
>
> **BILLING CODE 6820--14--S** inspection and copying during regular
> spectrum have a publicly accessible and
>
> business hours in the FCC Reference centralized source of information
> on
>
> Center (Room CY--A257), 445 12th BPL operations to determine whether
>
> **FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS** Street, SW., Washington, DC 20554. The
> there may be Access BPL operations on
>
> **COMMISSION** full text of this document also may be particular
> frequencies within their local
>
> purchased from the Commission's area so that any incident of harmful
>
> **47 CFR Part 15** duplication contractor, Best Copy and interference
> can be resolved should it
>
> Printing Inc., Portals II, 445 12th St., occur. The Commission noted
> that the
>
> **\[ET Docket No. 04--37 and ET Docket No.**
>
> **03--104; FCC 06--113\]** SW., Room CY--B402, Washington, DC BPL
> public database serves a unique
>
> 20554; telephone (202) 488--5300; fax function to identify the
> location and
>
> **Broadband Over Power Line Systems** (202) 488--5563; e-mail
> operating characteristics of BPL systems
>
> *FCC@BCPIWEB.COM.* to entities other than those entitled to
>
> **AGENCY:** Federal Communications advance notification. The
> Commission
>
> Commission. **Summary of the Memorandum Opinion** however provided
> several clarifications
>
> **ACTION:** Final rule. **and Order** regarding the notification
> process.
>
> 1\. In the *Memorandum Opinion and*
>
> **SUMMARY:** This document responds to *Order*, the Commission further
> amends *B. Transition Period*
>
> the petitions for reconsideration of the part 15 of its rules
> regarding the 4. The rules adopted in the *Report*
>
> Commission's rules for Access unlicensed operation of Access *and
> Order* require that all Access BPL
>
> Broadband over Power Line (Access broadband over power line (BPL)
> devices that are manufactured,
>
> BPL) devices adopted in the *Report and* systems. Specifically, the
> rules are imported, marketed or installed 18
>
> *Order* in this proceeding. The amended to change the exclusion zone
> months or later after the **Federal**
>
> Commission is affirming the technical requirement for the ten listed
> radio **Register** publication of the *Report and*
>
> rules for BPL, and denying petitions for astronomy facilities to a
> consultation *Order*, i.e., after July 7, 2006, must
>
> reconsideration that request delay, requirement, and to add a new
> comply with the newly adopted
>
> further study, or the exclusion of exclusion zone for one Very Large
> Array requirements of Subpart G of part 15 for
>
> particular additional frequencies. The (VLA) radio astronomy
> observatory site BPL devices, including certification of
>
> Commission is amending the rules to at 73.0--74.6 MHz. In addition,
> the the equipment. The BPL industry
>
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