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 Department of the Interior Fish and Wildlife Service [FWS-HQ-ES-2018-0034; FXHC892009CBRS0-13X-FF09E15000]
 AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, Interior.
 ACTION: Notice of availability; request for comments; notice of public meetings via webcast and teleconference.
 SUMMARY: The Coastal Barrier Resources Reauthorization Act of 2006 requires the Secretary of the Interior to prepare digital versions of the John H. Chafee Coastal Barrier Resources System (CBRS) maps. We, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, have prepared proposed digital boundaries for the second batch of CBRS units included in the Hurricane Sandy Remapping Project. This second batch of the project includes a total of 310 CBRS units (256 existing units and 54 proposed new units) located in Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York (Long Island), Rhode Island, and Virginia. Though the Massachusetts units were included in the first batch of this project, a minor portion of Rhode Island Unit D01 in this second batch is located in Massachusetts. This notice announces the availability of the proposed boundaries for public review and comment, and also advises the public of upcoming public meetings that will be held via webcast and teleconference.
 DATES:  *Written comments:*
                         To ensure consideration, we must receive your written comments by April 17, 2019. *Public meetings:*
                         We will hold public meetings via webcast and teleconference on January 29, 2019, January 30, 2019, and January 31, 2019; see Virtual Public Meetings and Meeting Participation Information under 
                        **SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION**
                        , below, for meeting dates, times, and registration information. *Pre-meeting registration:*
                         If you are planning to participate in one of the virtual public meetings (being offered via webcast and telephone only), we request that participants register by January 22, 2019 (see Meeting Participation Information under 
                        **SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION**
                        , below).
 ADDRESSES: You may submit written comments by one of the following methods: *Electronically: Go to the Federale-Rulemaking Portal: http://www.regulations.gov.*
                         Search for FWS-HQ-ES-2018-0034, which is the docket number for this notice.
                    *By hard copy:*
                         Submit by U.S. mail or hand-delivery to: Public Comments Processing, Attn: Docket No. FWS-HQ-ES-2018-0034; Division of Policy, Performance, and Management Programs; U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service; 5275 Leesburg Pike, MS: BPHC; Falls Church, VA 22041-3808. We request that you send comments by only one of the methods described above. We will post all information received on 
                        *http://www.regulations.gov.*
                         If you provide personal identifying information in your comment, you may request at the top of your document that we withhold this information from public review. However, we cannot guarantee that we will be able to do so.
 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Katie Niemi, Coastal Barriers Coordinator, (703) 358-2071 (telephone); or 
                        *CBRA@fws.gov*
                         (email).


SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The Coastal Barrier Resources Reauthorization Act of 2006 (section 4 of Public Law 109-226; CBRRA) requires the Secretary of the Interior (Secretary) to prepare digital versions of the John H. Chafee Coastal Barrier Resources System (CBRS) maps. We, the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service), have prepared proposed digital boundaries for the second batch of CBRS units included in the Hurricane Sandy Remapping Project. This second batch of the project includes a total of 310 CBRS units (256 existing units and 54 proposed new units) located in Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York (Long Island), Rhode Island, and Virginia. This notice announces the availability of the proposed boundaries for public review and comment, and also advises the public of upcoming public meetings that will be held via webcast and teleconference. Background and Methodology Background information on the Coastal Barrier Resources Act (16 U.S.C. 3501 
                    *et seq.;*
                     CBRA) and the CBRS, as well as information on the Hurricane Sandy Remapping Project and the methodology used to produce the revised boundaries, can be found in a notice the Service published in the 
                    **Federal Register**
                     on March 12, 2018 (83 FR 10739). The methodology information that is specific to the second batch of the project is described below. Digital Conversion of the Existing Boundaries The boundaries of the CBRS were originally hand-drawn on paper maps. The existing CBRS maps for Maryland, Virginia, and New York City underwent a digital conversion process between 2013 and 2015 (80 FR 25314; May 4, 2015). The digital conversion project replaced the underlying base maps with aerial imagery; updated the boundaries to a digital format to make them compatible with modern Geographic Information Systems (GIS); and incorporated modifications as necessary to account for natural changes, voluntary additions, and additions of excess Federal property. The existing CBRS unit boundaries for Connecticut, Massachusetts, most of the Long Island portion of New York, and Rhode Island were digitally converted as part of this Hurricane Sandy Remapping Project in accordance with the digital conversion methodology described in a notice the Service published in the 
                    **Federal Register**
                     on August 29, 2013 (78 FR 53467). The existing boundaries for these areas do not incorporate modifications to account for natural changes, voluntary additions, and additions of excess Federal property; such changes are instead reflected in the proposed boundaries. Initial Stakeholder Outreach The initial outreach that was conducted with certain landowners and/or managers of coastal barrier areas during the data mining and research phase of the project is described in a notice the Service published in the 
                    **Federal Register**
                     on March 12, 2018 (83 FR 10739). The Service reached out to approximately 65 different stakeholders in Connecticut, Maryland, New York, Rhode Island, and Virginia, including, but not limited to, State natural resource management agencies, State parks and recreation agencies, private conservation organizations, and local governments. Some of these organizations, due to a variety of circumstances, were unable to provide input during the initial stakeholder outreach process. Additional outreach to these groups and a broader group of stakeholders is being conducted as part of the public review process; see the Request for Comments section, below, for more information. Proposed Modifications to the CBRS The Service has prepared draft revised boundaries that propose modifications to the CBRS in Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, 
                    ( print page 64862)
                    New York, Rhode Island, and Virginia. This second batch of the Hurricane Sandy Remapping Project includes a total of 310 CBRS units (256 existing units and 54 proposed new units), which are listed below in Appendix A. The breakdown of units by State is as follows: 32 existing units and 3 proposed new units in Connecticut, 49 existing units and 11 proposed new units in Maryland, 80 existing units and 22 proposed new units in New York, 31 existing units and 4 proposed new units in Rhode Island (including a minor portion of Unit D01 located in Massachusetts), and 64 existing units and 14 proposed new units in Virginia. Nineteen of the 256 existing units have no proposed changes. Two of the existing 256 units are proposed for deletion from the CBRS, 15 of the existing units are proposed for reclassification from System Unit to Otherwise Protected Area (OPA) or vice-versa, and two of the existing units are transferred from one existing System Unit to another existing System Unit; in all of these cases, the current unit numbers are retired, resulting in 291 total proposed units. Twenty-one of the 54 proposed new units are comprised partially, mostly, or entirely of areas that are currently contained within the CBRS, but are proposed for reclassification from System Unit to OPA or vice-versa. Thirty-three of the 54 proposed new units are comprised entirely of areas that are not currently contained within the CBRS. If adopted by Congress, the proposed boundaries would remove 787 acres from the CBRS (600 acres of fastland and 187 acres of associated aquatic habitat) and add approximately 141,072 acres to the CBRS (5,057 acres of fastland and 136,015 acres of associated aquatic habitat). The proposed boundaries would remove 643 structures from the CBRS and add 96 structures to the CBRS. A summary of metrics associated with the proposed changes for each State is below. More detailed information regarding the specific proposed changes to each unit is available in a set of unit summaries. See the Availability of Proposed CBRS Boundaries and Related Information section, below, for information on where to access the unit summaries. Connecticut The Service has prepared comprehensively revised proposed boundaries for all of the 32 existing CBRS units in Connecticut. One existing unit in Connecticut has no proposed changes. Four of the existing 32 units are proposed for reclassification from System Unit to OPA or vice-versa, and, therefore, their current unit numbers are retired. Two of the existing 32 units in Connecticut are proposed for transfer from one existing System Unit to another existing System Unit (one of which is Rhode Island Unit D08; the Connecticut acreage is reported as part of Unit D08). The Service identified three proposed new units in Connecticut. One of the three proposed new units in Connecticut is comprised partially of areas that are currently contained within the CBRS, but are proposed for reclassification from System Unit to OPA. Two of the three proposed new units in Connecticut are comprised entirely of areas that are not currently contained within the CBRS. There are 29 total proposed units in Connecticut. The proposed boundaries for Connecticut would remove 32 acres from the CBRS (15 acres of fastland and 17 acres of associated aquatic habitat) and add approximately 4,477 acres to the CBRS (238 acres of fastland and 4,239 acres of associated aquatic habitat). The proposed boundaries would remove 51 structures from the CBRS and add approximately 8 structures to the CBRS. Maryland The Service has prepared comprehensively revised proposed boundaries for all of the 49 existing CBRS units in Maryland. Twelve existing units in Maryland have no proposed changes. One of the existing 49 units is proposed for deletion from the CBRS, and, therefore, its current unit number is retired. The Service identified 11 proposed new units in Maryland, which are all comprised entirely of areas that are not currently contained within the CBRS. There are 59 total proposed units in Maryland. The proposed boundaries for Maryland would remove 124 acres from the CBRS (105 acres of fastland and 19 acres of associated aquatic habitat) and add 18,998 acres to the CBRS (429 acres of fastland and 18,569 acres of associated aquatic habitat). The proposed boundaries would remove 83 structures from the CBRS and add 7 structures to the CBRS. Massachusetts The Service prepared comprehensively revised proposed boundaries for all of the 86 existing CBRS units in Massachusetts as part of the first batch of this project described in a notice published in the 
                    **Federal Register**
                     on March 12, 2018 (83 FR 10739). However, a minor portion of Rhode Island Unit D01 is located in Massachusetts. The acreage for this Massachusetts area (about 3 acres) is reported as part of Rhode Island Unit D01. New York The Service has prepared comprehensively revised proposed boundaries for all of the 80 existing CBRS units on Long Island in New York. The Great Lakes units in New York were not assessed as part of this review. One existing unit in New York has no proposed changes. Eight of the existing 80 units are proposed for reclassification from System Unit to OPA, and, therefore, their current unit numbers are retired. The Service identified 22 proposed new units in New York. Fourteen of the 22 proposed new units in New York are comprised partially, mostly, or entirely of areas that are currently contained within the CBRS, but are proposed for reclassification from System Unit to OPA or vice-versa. Eight of the 22 proposed new units in New York are comprised entirely of areas that are not currently contained within the CBRS. There are 94 total proposed units in New York. The proposed boundaries for New York would remove 328 acres from the CBRS (242 acres of fastland and 86 acres of associated aquatic habitat) and add 19,768 acres to the CBRS (2,581 acres of fastland and 17,187 acres of associated aquatic habitat). The proposed boundaries would remove 282 structures from the CBRS and add 30 structures to the CBRS. Rhode Island The Service has prepared comprehensively revised proposed boundaries for 31 of the 35 existing CBRS units in Rhode Island. The map for the remaining four Rhode Island units (Units RI-04P, RI-05P, RI-06, and RI-07) was comprehensively reviewed and revised by the Service and adopted by Congress in 2014 (Pub. L. 113-253). One existing unit in Rhode Island has no proposed changes. Three of the existing 31 units are proposed for reclassification from System Unit to OPA, and, therefore, their current unit numbers are retired. The Service identified four proposed new units in Rhode Island. Three of the four proposed new units are comprised either mostly or entirely of areas that are currently contained within the CBRS, but are proposed for reclassification from System Unit to OPA. One of the four proposed new units is comprised entirely of areas that are not currently contained within the CBRS. There are 32 total proposed units in Rhode Island. The proposed boundaries 
                    ( print page 64863)
                    for Rhode Island would remove 102 acres from the CBRS (89 acres of fastland and 13 acres of associated aquatic habitat) and add 1,315 acres to the CBRS (376 acres of fastland and 939 acres of associated aquatic habitat). A small portion of this acreage falls within Connecticut and Massachusetts. The proposed boundaries would remove 147 structures from the CBRS and add 6 structures to the CBRS. Virginia The Service has prepared comprehensively revised proposed boundaries for all of the 64 existing CBRS units in Virginia. Four existing units in Virginia have no proposed changes. One of the existing 64 units is proposed for deletion from the CBRS, and, therefore, its current unit number is retired. The Service identified 14 proposed new units in Virginia. Three of the 14 proposed new units in Virginia are comprised partially, mostly, or entirely of areas that are currently contained within the CBRS, but are proposed for reclassification from System Unit to OPA or vice-versa. Eleven of the 14 proposed new units in Virginia are comprised entirely of areas that are not currently contained within the CBRS. There are 77 total proposed units in Virginia. The proposed boundaries for Virginia would remove 201 acres from the CBRS (149 acres of fastland and 52 acres of associated aquatic habitat) and add 96,514 acres to the CBRS (1,433 acres of fastland and 95,081 acres of associated aquatic habitat). The proposed boundaries would remove 80 structures from the CBRS and add 45 structures to the CBRS. Proposed Additions to the CBRS The draft revised boundaries for Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, and Virginia would make additions to the CBRS, including the creation of 54 new units that are consistent with a directive in section 4 of Public Law 109-226 concerning recommendations for expansion of the CBRS. The proposed boundaries are based upon the best data available to the Service at the time the areas were reviewed. Our assessment indicated that any new areas proposed for addition to the CBRS were relatively undeveloped at the time the proposed boundaries were created. 16 U.S.C. 3503(g) requires that we consider the following criteria when assessing the development status of a potential addition to the CBRS: (1) Whether the density of development is less than one structure per 5 acres of land above mean high tide (which generally suggests eligibility for inclusion within the CBRS); and (2) whether there is existing infrastructure consisting of a road, with a reinforced road bed, to each lot or building site in the area; a wastewater disposal system sufficient to serve each lot or building site in the area; electric service for each lot or building site in the area; and a fresh water supply for each lot or building site in the area (which generally suggests ineligibility for inclusion within the CBRS). If, upon review of the proposed boundaries, interested parties find that any areas proposed for addition to the CBRS are currently developed (according to the criteria codified in 16 U.S.C. 3503(g)), they may submit supporting documentation of such development to the Service during this public comment period. For any areas proposed for addition to the CBRS, we will consider the density of development and level of infrastructure on-the-ground as of the close of the comment period on the date listed in the 
                    **DATES**
                     section, above. Request for Comments Section 4 of Public Law 109-226 requires the Secretary to provide an opportunity for the submission of public comments. We invite the public to review and comment on the proposed CBRS boundaries for the Connecticut, Maryland, New York, Rhode Island (including a minor portion of Unit D01 located in Massachusetts), and Virginia units listed in Appendix A. The Service is specifically notifying the following stakeholders concerning the availability of the proposed boundaries: The Chair and Ranking Member of the House of Representatives Committee on Natural Resources; the Chair and Ranking Member of the Senate Committee on Environment and Public Works; the members of the Senate and House of Representatives for the affected areas; the Governors of Connecticut, Maryland, Massachusetts, New York, Rhode Island, and Virginia; organizations that own land held for conservation and/or recreation within the existing and proposed units (where such ownership information and mailing addresses were publicly available); other appropriate Federal, State, and local officials; and appropriate nongovernmental organizations. Interested parties may submit written comments and accompanying data as described in 
                    **ADDRESSES**
                    , above. Comments regarding specific CBRS unit(s) should reference the appropriate unit number(s) and unit name(s) as listed in Appendix A. We must receive comments on or before the date listed above in 
                    **DATES**
                    . Following the close of the comment period, we will review all comments we receive on the proposed boundaries and make adjustments to the boundaries, as appropriate, based on information received through public comments, updated aerial imagery, CBRA criteria, and objective mapping protocols. We will then prepare final recommended boundaries to be submitted to Congress. The final recommended boundaries will become effective only if they are adopted by Congress through legislation. Availability of Proposed CBRS Boundaries and Related Information In the past, the Service has produced static PDFs of draft maps depicting proposed changes to the CBRS. However, in an effort to reduce costs, increase efficiency, and provide a more user-friendly interface for the public to view the proposed changes, the Service has created an online “CBRS Projects Mapper” to display the proposed CBRS boundaries in lieu of static PDFs of the draft maps. The online mapper creates greater transparency in the public review process, allowing users to zoom in further and obtain more detailed information about the type of change that is proposed for a specific area (
                    *e.g.,*
                     additions, removals, and reclassifications). The CBRS Projects Mapper and unit summaries (containing historical changes and proposed changes to the individual units) can be accessed from the Service's website at 
                    *http://www.fws.gov/​cbra.*
                     Public comments should be submitted at 
                    *http://www.regulations.gov*
                     (see 
                    **ADDRESSES**
                    , above). A shapefile of the proposed CBRS boundaries, which can be used with GIS software, is also available for download. The shapefile is best viewed using the base imagery to which the boundaries were drawn; the base imagery sources and dates are included in the metadata for the shapefile. The Service is not responsible for any misuse or misinterpretation of the shapefile. Additionally, a stakeholder outreach toolkit (comprised of project fact sheets, flyers for the virtual public meetings, and other information about the project) will be made available to local officials upon request. Local officials may use this toolkit to increase awareness of the project and the virtual public meetings within the community. Local officials may contact the individual identified in 
                    **FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT**
                    , above, for more information regarding the toolkit.
                    ( print page 64864) Interested parties who are unable to access the proposed boundaries or other information online may contact the individual identified in 
                    **FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT**
                    , above, and reasonable accommodations will be made. Virtual Public Meetings We will hold the following public meetings via webcast and teleconference only. The purpose of the meetings is to give the public an overview of the Hurricane Sandy Remapping Project and to offer an opportunity for questions and answers regarding the proposed changes to the CBRS units listed in Appendix A. Date
Time (Eastern time)
StatesJanuary 29, 2019
10 a.m.-12 p.m
Connecticut and Rhode Island.January 30, 2019
10 a.m.-12 p.m
New York.January 31, 2019
10 a.m.-12 p.m
Maryland and Virginia.
 Meeting Participation Information These webcast meetings are open to the public. To ensure that enough call-in lines are available, we request that participants register by emailing 
                    *CBRA@fws.gov*
                     by 5 p.m. (Eastern time) on January 22, 2019. Registrants will be provided with instructions for participation via email. Participants requesting reasonable accommodations, such as interpretive services, should notify the person listed under 
                    **FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT**
                     at least one week prior to the meeting. Appendix A—Hurricane Sandy Remapping Project Units Below are the affected units for each State, including unit number, unit name, county, and the status of the unit (
                    *i.e.,*
                     existing unit, existing unit reclassified and unit number retired, existing unit transferred and unit number retired, and new unit). State
County
Unit No.
Unit name
Unit statusConnecticut
New London
CT-00
Barn Island
Existing Unit Transferred and Unit Number Retired.Connecticut
New London
CT-01
Mason Island
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New London
CT-02
Bluff Point
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New London
CT-02P
Bluff Point
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.Connecticut
New London
CT-03
Old Black Point
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New London
CT-04
Hatchett Point
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New London
CT-05
Little Pond
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New London
CT-06
Mile Creek
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New London, Middlesex
CT-07
Griswold Point
Existing Unit.Connecticut
Middlesex
CT-08
Cold Spring Brook
Existing Unit.Connecticut
Middlesex
CT-09
Harbor View
Existing Unit Transferred and Unit Number Retired.Connecticut
New Haven
CT-10
Toms Creek
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New Haven
CT-11
Seaview Beach
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New Haven
CT-12
Lindsey Cove
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New Haven
CT-13
Kelsey Island
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New Haven
CT-14P
Nathan Hale Park
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New Haven
CT-15P
Morse Park
Existing Unit.Connecticut
Fairfield
CT-18P
Long Beach
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New Haven
CT-19P
East River Marsh
New Unit.Connecticut
Fairfield
CT-20P
Calf Islands
New Unit.Connecticut
New London
E01
Wilcox Beach
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New London
E01A
Ram Island
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New London
E02
Goshen Cove
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New London
E03
Jordan Cove
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New London
E03A
Niantic Bay
Existing Unit.Connecticut
Middlesex
E03B
Lynde Point
Existing Unit.Connecticut
Middlesex
E04
Menunketesuck Island
Existing Unit.Connecticut
Middlesex, New Haven
E05
Hammonasset Point
Existing Unit.Connecticut
Middlesex
E05P
Hammonasset Point
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.Connecticut
New Haven, Fairfield
E07
Milford Point
Existing Unit.Connecticut
New Haven
E07P
Milford Point
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.Connecticut
Fairfield
E08A
Fayerweather Island
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.Connecticut
Fairfield
E08AP
Fayerweather Island
New Unit—Partially Reclassified.Connecticut
Fairfield
E09
Norwalk Islands
Existing Unit.Connecticut
Fairfield
E09P
Norwalk Islands
Existing Unit.Maryland
Worcester
MD-01P
Assateague Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-02
Fair Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-03
Sound Shore
Existing Unit.( print page 64865)Maryland
Somerset
MD-03P
Sound Shore
New Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-04P
Cedar/Janes Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-06
Joes Cove
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-07P
Scott Point
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-08P
Hazard Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-09P
St. Pierre Point
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-11
Little Deal Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-12
Deal Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-14
Franks Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-14P
Franks Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-15
Long Point
Existing Unit.Maryland
Wicomico
MD-16
Stump Point
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset
MD-17P
Martin
Existing Unit.Maryland
Somerset, Dorchester
MD-18P
Marsh Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Dorchester
MD-19
Holland Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Dorchester
MD-20
Jenny Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Dorchester
MD-21P
Barren Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Dorchester
MD-22
Hooper Point
Existing Unit.Maryland
Dorchester
MD-24
Covey Creek
Existing Unit.Maryland
Dorchester
MD-25
Castle Haven Point
Existing Unit Deleted and Unit Number Retired.Maryland
Talbot
MD-26
Boone Creek
Existing Unit.Maryland
Talbot
MD-27
Benoni Point
Existing Unit.Maryland
Talbot
MD-28
Lowes Point
Existing Unit.Maryland
Talbot
MD-29
Rich Neck
Existing Unit.Maryland
Queen Anne's
MD-30
Kent Point
Existing Unit.Maryland
Queen Anne's
MD-32
Stevensville
Existing Unit.Maryland
Queen Anne's
MD-33
Wesley Church
Existing Unit.Maryland
Kent
MD-34P
Eastern Neck Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Kent
MD-35
Wilson Pond
Existing Unit.Maryland
Calvert
MD-37P
Flag Ponds
Existing Unit.Maryland
Calvert
MD-38
Cove Point Marsh
Existing Unit.Maryland
Calvert
MD-38P
Cove Point Marsh
New Unit.Maryland
Calvert
MD-39
Drum Point
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-40
Lewis Creek
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-41
Green Holly Pond
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-44
St. Clarence Creek
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-45
Deep Point
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-46
Point Look-In
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-47
Tanner Creek
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-48P
Point Lookout
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-49
Bisco Creek
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-50
Chicken Cock Creek
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-51
Piney Point Creek
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-52
McKay Cove
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-53
Blake Creek
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-54
Belvedere Creek
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-55P
St. Clements Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-56
St. Catherine Island
Existing Unit.Maryland
Dorchester
MD-58
Lower Hooper Island
New Unit.Maryland
Dorchester
MD-59
Meekins Neck
New Unit.Maryland
Talbot
MD-60
Chlora Point
New Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-61P
Biscoe Pond
New Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-62
Carroll Pond
New Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-63
Potter Creek
New Unit.Maryland
St. Mary's
MD-64
Cherryfield
New Unit.Maryland
Charles
MD-65
Swan Point
New Unit.Maryland
Charles
MD-66
Lower Cedar Point
New Unit.New York
Suffolk
F01
Fisher Island Barriers
Existing Unit.( print page 64866)New York
Suffolk
F02
Eatons Neck
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
F04
Crane Neck
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.New York
Suffolk
F04P
Crane Neck
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
F05
Old Field Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
F05P
Old Field Beach
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
F06
Shelter Island Barriers
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
F08A
Sammys Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
F08B
Accabonac Harbor
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
F09
Gardiners Island Barriers
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
F10
Napeague
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
F10P
Napeague
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
F11
Mecox
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
F12
Southampton Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
F13
Tiana Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
F13P
Tiana Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Nassau
NY-03
Sands Point
Existing Unit.New York
Nassau
NY-04P
Prospect Point
Existing Unit.New York
Nassau
NY-05P
Dosoris Pond
Existing Unit.New York
Nassau
NY-06
The Creek Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Nassau
NY-06P
The Creek Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Nassau
NY-07P
Centre Island Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-09P
Lloyd Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-10
Lloyd Point
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-10P
Lloyd Point
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-11
Lloyd Harbor
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-11P
Lloyd Harbor
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-12
Centerpoint Harbor
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-13
Hobart Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-14
Crab Meadow
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-15
Sunken Meadow
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-15P
Sunken Meadow
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-16
Stony Brook Harbor
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-16P
Stony Brook Harbor
New Unit—Partially Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-17
Cedar Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-17P
Cedar Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-18
Wading River
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-19
Baiting Hollow
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.New York
Suffolk
NY-19P
Baiting Hollow
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-20P
Luce Landing
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-21P
Mattituck Inlet
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-22P
Goldsmith Inlet
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-23
Truman Beach
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-23P
Truman Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-24
Plum Island
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-25
Orient Beach
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.New York
Suffolk
NY-25P
Orient Beach
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-26
Pipes Cove
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-27
Conkling Point
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-28
Southhold Bay
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-29P
Cedar Beach Point
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-30
Hog Neck Bay
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-31
Little Creek
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-31A
Cutchogue Harbor
New Unit—Partially Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-31P
Little Creek
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-32
Downs Creek
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-33
Robins Island
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-34
East Creek
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-35
Indian Island
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.New York
Suffolk
NY-35P
Indian Island
New Unit—Partially Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-36
Flanders Bay
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-36P
Flanders Bay
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-37
Red Creek Pond
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-38
Squire Pond
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-39
Cow Neck
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-40
North Sea Harbor
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-40P
North Sea Harbor
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-41
Clam Island
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.New York
Suffolk
NY-41P
Clam Island
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-42
Mill Creek
Existing Unit.( print page 64867)New York
Suffolk
NY-43
Short Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-43P
Short Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-44
Gleason Point
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-45
Shell Beach
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-46
Crab Creek
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-47
Hay Beach Point
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-48
Mashomack Point
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-49
Smith Cove
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-50
Fresh Pond
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-51
Northwest Harbor
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.New York
Suffolk
NY-51P
Northwest Harbor
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-52
Hog Creek
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-53
Big Reed Pond
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-54
Oyster Pond
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.New York
Suffolk
NY-54P
Oyster Pond
New Unit—Entirely Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-55
Montauk Point
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.New York
Suffolk
NY-55P
Montauk Point
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.New York
Suffolk
NY-56
Amagansett
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-56P
Amagansett
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-57
Georgica/Wainscott Ponds
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-58
Sagaponack Pond
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk, Nassau
NY-59
Fire Island
Existing Unit.New York
Suffolk, Nassau
NY-59P
Fire Island
Existing UnitNew York
Queens, Kings, Nassau
NY-60P
Jamaica Bay
Existing Unit.New York
Nassau
NY-88
Centre Island
New Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-89
Duck Island Harbor
New Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-90P
Peconic Dunes
New UnitNew York
Suffolk
NY-92
Cold Spring Pond
New Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-93
South Ferry
New Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-94
Log Cabin Creek
New Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-95P
Little Northwest Creek
New Unit.New York
Suffolk
NY-96P
Dennistown Bell Park
New Unit.Rhode Island, Massachusetts
Newport, Bristol
D01
Little Compton Ponds
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Newport
D01P
Tunipus Pond
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Newport
D02
Fogland Marsh
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington, Kent, Newport, Bristol
D02B
Prudence Island
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Kent, Newport, Bristol
D02BP
Prudence Island
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
D02C
West Narragansett Bay
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Newport
D02P
Fogland Marsh
New Unit—Entirely Reclassified.Rhode Island
Washington
D03
Card Ponds
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
D03P
Card Ponds
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
D04
Green Hill Beach
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
D05
East Beach
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.Rhode Island
Washington
D05P
East Beach
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
D06
Quonochontaug Beach
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
D06P
Quonochontaug Beach
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.Rhode Island
Washington
D07
Maschaug Ponds
Existing Unit.Rhode Island, Connecticut
Washington, New London
D08
Napatree
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
D08P
Napatree
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
D09
Block Island
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
D09P
Block Island
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Newport
RI-01
Brown Point
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Newport
RI-02
Sapowet Point
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Newport
RI-02A
McCorrie Point
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Newport
RI-02P
Sapowet Point
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.Rhode Island
Newport
RI-03P
Sandy Point
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Newport
RI-08
Fox Hill Marsh
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Newport
RI-08P
Fox Hill Marsh
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
RI-09
Bonnet Shores Beach
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
RI-10
Narragansett Beach
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
RI-10P
Narragansett Beach
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
RI-11
Seaweed Beach
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.Rhode Island
Washington
RI-11P
Seaweed Beach
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
RI-12
East Matunuck Beach
Existing Unit Reclassified and Unit Number Retired.Rhode Island
Washington
RI-12P
East Matunuck Beach
Existing Unit.( print page 64868)Rhode Island
Washington
RI-13P
Misquamicut Beach
Existing Unit.Rhode Island
Washington
RI-14P
Point Judith
New Unit.Virginia
Accomack
K03
Cedar Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
K04
Little Cobb Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
K05
Fishermans Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
K05P
Fishermans Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-01P
Assateague Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-02P
Assawoman Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-03P
Metompkin Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack, Northampton
VA-04P
Parramore/Hog/Cobb Islands
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
VA-05P
Wreck Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
VA-06P
Smith Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
VA-09
Elliotts Creek
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
VA-10
Old Plantation Creek
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
VA-11
Wescoat Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
VA-12
Great Neck
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
VA-13
Westerhouse Creek
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northampton
VA-14
Shooting Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack, Northampton
VA-16
Scarborough Neck
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-16P
Scarborough Neck
New Unit—Mostly Reclassified.Virginia
Accomack
VA-17
Craddock Neck
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-17P
Craddock Neck
New Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-18
Hacks Neck
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-19
Parkers/Finneys Islands
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-20
Parkers Marsh
New Unit—Partially Reclassified.Virginia
Accomack
VA-20P
Parkers Marsh
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-21
Beach Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-22
Russell Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-22P
Russell Island
New Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-23
Simpson Bend
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-24
Drum Bay
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-25
Fox Islands
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-26
Cheeseman Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-27
Watts Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-28
Tangier Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
Accomack
VA-28P
Tangier Island
New Unit—Entirely Reclassified.Virginia
Westmoreland
VA-29
Elbow Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Westmoreland
VA-30
White Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Westmoreland
VA-31
Cabin Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Westmoreland
VA-32
Glebe Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Westmoreland
VA-33
Sandy Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-34
Judith Sound
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-35
Cod Creek
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-36
Presley Creek
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-37
Cordreys Beach
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-38
Marshalls Beach
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-39P
Ginny Beach
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-40
Gaskin Pond
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-41
Owens Pond
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-42
Chesapeake Beach
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-43
Fleet Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-44
Bussel Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-45
Harveys Creek
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-46
Ingram Cove
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-47
Bluff Point Neck
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-47P
Bluff Point Neck
New Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-48
Barnes Creek
Existing Unit.Virginia
Lancaster
VA-49
North Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Lancaster
VA-50
Windmill Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Lancaster
VA-51
Deep Hole Point
Existing Unit.Virginia
Middlesex
VA-52
Sturgeon Creek
Existing Unit.Virginia
Middlesex
VA-53
Jackson Creek
Existing Unit.Virginia
Middlesex
VA-54
Stove Point
Existing Unit Deleted and Unit Number Retired.Virginia
Mathews
VA-55
Rigby Island/Bethel Beach
Existing Unit.Virginia
Mathews
VA-55P
Rigby Island/Bethel Beach
New Unit.Virginia
Mathews
VA-56
New Point Comfort
Existing Unit.Virginia
Gloucester
VA-57
Ware Neck
Existing Unit.Virginia
Gloucester
VA-58
Severn River
Existing Unit.Virginia
City of Poquoson (Independent City)
VA-59P
Plum Tree Island
Existing Unit.Virginia
City of Hampton (Independent City)
VA-60
Long Creek
Existing Unit.Virginia
City of Hampton (Independent City)
VA-60P
Long Creek
Existing Unit.( print page 64869)Virginia
City of Virginia Beach (Independent City)
VA-61P
Cape Henry
Existing Unit.Virginia
City of Virginia Beach (Independent City)
VA-62P
Back Bay
Existing Unit.Virginia
Northumberland
VA-63P
Dameron Marsh
New Unit.Virginia
Lancaster
VA-64
Little Bay
New Unit.Virginia
Lancaster
VA-65P
White Marsh
New Unit.Virginia
Gloucester
VA-66
Lone Point
New Unit.Virginia
Gloucester
VA-67
Oldhouse Creek
New Unit.Virginia
York
VA-68
Bay Tree Beach
New Unit.Virginia
York
VA-68P
Bay Tree Beach
New Unit.
 Gary Frazer, Assistant Director for Ecological Services.


[FR Doc. 2018-27322 Filed 12-17-18; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 4333-15-P