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#### § 1216.53 Independent evaluation.

The Board shall, not less often than every five years, authorize and fund, from funds otherwise available to the Board, an independent evaluation of the effectiveness of the Order and other programs conducted by the Board pursuant to the Act. The Board shall submit to the Secretary, and make available to the public, the results of each periodic independent evaluation conducted under this section.
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The Healthy Homes program provides homeowners and rental property owners with practical information about how to prevent health and safety hazards. Specific problems such as asthma, allergies and mold are discussed.

http://www.hud.gov/offices/lead/healthyhomes/index.cfm
Michael Simmons

      In an effort  to reduce the availabilityof guns within the Augusta Community and to make neighborhoods safer forfamilies and children to live and play, the Augusta Weed and Seed Initiativehosted the city�s first ever gun buyback on July 29, 2000.
      In partnership with the Augusta HousingAuthority, the Richmond County Sheriff�s Department and Davis Communications,the buyback was held within the Weed and Seed Safe Haven and was successfulin collecting 114 guns in a seven-hour time span. Individuals turning ina firearm were presented with a $50 gift certificate redeemable at WalMart Superstore and free passes to local theaters. The overwhelming responseto the buyback exceeded initial expectations of the program organizers,and represented one aspect of the City of Augusta�s ongoing strategy toreduce the level of  gun violence and raise resident consciousnessabout community safety.
     �In the past year, we have given away morethan 6,000 free gunlocks to gun owners. In addition to distributing thegunlocks, we have also counseled each owner individually in the properuse of the lock and storage of the weapon,� added Mayor Bob Young duringthe press conference to announce the gun buyback.
      The success of the gun buyback programcan be measured not only in the number of guns collected, but also in theefforts of local businesses, community residents and law enforcement personnelwho contributed to the worthy project. Local sponsors included Coca Colaand Pepsi Cola who donated soft drinks; while Churches Chicken sponsoredlunch for the day�s activities. Residents from the Barton Chapel ProgressiveNeighborhood Association helped everyone get a good start to the day�sactivities by  preparing breakfast for community residents to enjoy.
      All of the weapons collected from thebuyback were destroyed unless otherwise needed by law enforcement for thepreservation in an ongoing criminal case. All guns determined to have beenstolen were returned to its rightful owner.
      The funds for the gun buyback were madeavailable to the Augusta Housing Authority through a grant from the Departmentof Housing and Urban Development. Other Weed and Seed sites are encouragedto contact their local Housing Authority to explore the possible of partneringtogether for a gun buyback program in your community.      This document was last update on November 06, 2000
#### 928.103-70 Review of performance and payment bonds for other than construction.

A performance or payment bond, other than an annual bond, shall not antedate the contract to which it pertains.
§ 1485.18 Reimbursement procedures. ( a ) Following the implementation of a project for which CCC has agreed to provide funding, a Participant may submit claims for reimbursement of eligible expenses incurred in implementing MAP activities, to the extent that CCC has agreed to pay such expenses. Any changes to approved activities must be approved in writing by CCC before any reimbursable expenses associated with the change can be incurred. A Participant will be reimbursed after CCC reviews the claim and determines that it is complete.
( b ) All claims for reimbursement shall be submitted by the MAP Participant's U.S. office to CCC. CCC will make all payments to Participants in U.S. dollars. FAS will initiate payment within 30 days after receipt of the billing, unless the billing is improper.
( c ) Participants will be authorized to submit requests for reimbursement or advance at least monthly when electronic fund transfers (EFTs) are not used, and as frequently as desired when electronic transfers are used, in accordance with the provisions of the Electronic Fund Transfer Act (15 U.S.C. 1693-1693r).
( d ) CCC will not reimburse claims submitted later than 6 months after the end of a MAP Participant's program year.
( e ) If CCC overpays a reimbursement claim, the MAP Participant shall repay CCC within 30 calendar days of such overpayment the amount of the overpayment either by submitting a check payable to CCC or by offsetting its next reimbursement claim. The MAP Participant shall make such payment in U.S. dollars, unless otherwise approved in advance by CCC.
( f ) If a MAP Participant receives a reimbursement or offsets an advanced payment which is later disallowed, the MAP Participant shall repay CCC within 30 calendar days of such disallowance the amount disallowed either by submitting a check payable to CCC or by offsetting its next reimbursement claim. The MAP Participant shall make such payment in U.S. dollars, unless otherwise approved in advance by CCC.
( g ) MAP funds may be expended by MAP Participants only on legitimate, approved activities as set forth in the agreement and approval letter. If a MAP Participant discovers that MAP funds have not been properly spent, it shall notify CCC and shall within 30 calendar days of its discovery repay CCC the amount owed either by submitting a check payable to CCC or by offsetting its next reimbursement claim. The MAP Participant shall make such payment in U.S. dollars, unless otherwise approved in advance by CCC.
( h ) The MAP Participant shall report any actions that may have a bearing on the propriety of any claims for reimbursement in writing to the appropriate Attaché/Counselor and its U.S. office shall report such actions in writing to the appropriate FAS Division Director.
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§ 1599.18 Opportunities to object and appeals. ( a ) FAS will provide an opportunity to a recipient to object to, and provide information and documentation challenging, any action taken by FAS pursuant to § 1599.16. FAS will comply with any requirements for hearings, appeals, or other administrative proceedings to which the recipient is entitled under any other statute or regulation applicable to the action involved. For example, if the action taken by FAS pursuant to § 1599.16 is to initiate suspension or debarment proceedings as authorized under 2 CFR parts 180 and 417, then the requirements in 2 CFR parts 180 and 417 will apply instead of the requirements in this section. In the absence of other applicable statutory or regulatory requirements, the requirements set forth in this section will apply.
( b ) The recipient must submit its objection in writing, along with any documentation, to the official specified in the agreement within 30 days after the date of FAS's written notification to the recipient of the FAS action being challenged. This official will endeavor to notify the recipient of his or her determination (the initial determination) within 60 days after the date that FAS received the recipient's written objection.
( c ) The recipient may appeal the initial determination to the Administrator, FAS. An appeal must be in writing and be submitted to the Office of the Administrator within 30 days after the date of the initial determination. The recipient may submit additional documentation with its appeal.
( d ) The Administrator will base the determination on appeal upon information contained in the administrative record and will endeavor to make a determination within 60 days after the date that FAS received the appeal. The determination of the Administrator will be the final determination of FAS. The recipient must exhaust all administrative remedies contained in this section before pursuing judicial review of a determination by the Administrator.
###### Editorial Note on Subchapter B of Chapter XIV

#### Editorial Note:

For Federal Register citations to regulations affecting previous program years not included in this volume, see the List of CFR Sections Affected, which appears in the Finding Aids section of the printed volume and at *www.govinfo.gov.*

#### § 1435.504 Timing of distribution of CCC-owned sugar.

Distribution of sugar from CCC inventory will occur in such manner as CCC determines appropriate.

[67 FR 54928, Aug. 26, 2002. Redesignated at 74 FR 15367, Apr. 6, 2009]
Central Maine Power 

SDMS DocID 552561 

September 9, 2008 v 

Mr. Terrence Connelly 

Office of Site Remediation and Restoration 

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency 

1 Congress Street, Suite 1100 (HBT) 

Boston, MA 02114-2023 

RE: O'CONNOR COMPANY SUPERFUND SITE 

INSPECTION REPORT - September 2008 

Dear Mr. Connelly: 

Enclosed is a copy of the inspection of the O'Connor Company Superfund Site carried out on 

September 2 and 3, 2008. This inspection was conducted during the monitoring well 

decommissioning activities undertaken at the site and in accordance with the draft Operations 

and Maintenance Plan dated June 2008. 

In general the site was found to be in good condition with no signs of erosion. The possible 

animal burrow holes that were identified and filled last spring were not observed, although the 

one near MW-501 was covered with thick vegetation. 

If you have any questions on this inspection, please contact me. 

Enclosure 

cc: Claudia Sait, MDEP 

An equal opportunity employer'. " 

83 Edison Drive f Augusta, ME 04336 ;***-' 

tel (207) 623-3521 

www.cmpco.co m 

An Energy East Company 
Inspector: 

Weather: 

O'Connor Inspection Checklist 

h a 7^ ,7( 5 

Date: 

Time: 

Well 

MW 104B 

MW 106A 

MW 106B 

MW 501 

MW 502 

MW 503 

MW 507A 

MW 508B 

OW 201B 

OW 202B 

OW 302B 

RW 101 

MONITORING/OBSERVATION WELLS 

Locks 

Well Casing 

Condition 

S 3 

QoocX 

Rood 

Good 

Good 

Follow Up Action Required: 

Snarl 

Erosion 

!^OT\SL 

Comments 

CMP Operations and Maintenance Plan (212004.02) 09/03/2008 
Designated Area 

Boundary Markers Condition Comments 

PTA 

PTB 

PTC 

PTD 

PTE 

PTF 

PTG 

PTH 

PTI 

PTJ 

Follow Up Action Required: 

(resurface Soils 

CONDITION LOCATION (MARK ON ATTACHED MAP) 

Excessive Settlement - Ponding 

Erosion Rills MA 

Vegetation - Stressed or Sparse 

Animal Burrows 

Tree and Shrub Encroachment on 

Designated Area 

CMP Operations and Maintenance Plan (212004.02) 09/03/2008 
Access Road 

Feature Condition Comments 

Excessive Rutting 

Erosion, Sloughing of Shoulders 

Other 

Follow Up Action Required: 

CULVERTS AND SURFACE DRAINAGE 

Location Condition Comments 

Upland Marsh Culvert - Primary 

Upland Marsh Culvert - Overflow 

Upper Lagoon Culvert Outlet 

Swale Upper to Lower Lagoon 

Lower Lagoon Culvert Outlet 

Drainage Lower Lagoon to Riggs Brook 

Follow Up Actions Required: 

UPLAND MARSH AND LAGOONS 

Location Feature Condition Comments 

Upland Marsh Side Slopes 

Vegetation 

Upper Lagoon 

Side Slopes 

Vegetation 

Lower Lagoon 

Side Slopes 

Vegetation 

Follow Up Actions Required: 

CMP Operations and Maintenance Plan (212004.02) 09/03/2008 
OTHER OBSERVATIONS/RECOMMENDED ACTIONS 

g ] CHECK HERE IF ADDITIONAL INFORMATION IS ATTACHED P Wo^o S 

Inspector's Signature ^gQ^ - U/J^ A Date: S [g^Of r 

CMP Operations and Maintenance Plan (212004.02) 09/03/2008 

O'Connor Site 

September 2008 

Photo 1 - Site Entrance 

Photo 2 - Upland Marsh 
O'Connor Site 

September 2008 

Photo 4 - Looking toward Riggs Brook Culvert 
O'Connor Site 

September 2008 

Photo 5 - Looking toward northern Riggs Brook
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#### *Love vs. Cofer et al.*

Chancery.

Case 79.

Error to the Hardin Circuit; Paul I. Booker, Judge.

*Commonwealths paper. Current money. Mistake. Fraud. Parties. Dismissal without prejudice.*

April 25.

gill tobé felieved from a np0te n>r icur. rent money;’ t'hat^' t[le c’0ns/deraturn was comnwmvealth’s paper'

Def’ts. aiiswor‘

To justify the admission of ^ony, ¡neón', tradiction to ^ stiPula^°¡ue°n instrument, *fraud or*in lts eS-*328be'aneged”USt

*327Judge Robertson

delivered the opinion of the Court.

This is a suit in chancery, instituted by William Love against Letitia Cofer* as administratrix of her deceased husband, td be relieved from a judgment, obtained by her on a note, executed by himselfand another. The bill alleges, that the note was given, in consideration of personal property, bought at a public sale by the administratrix, which was proclaimed to be, and understood by all who were present, to be for commonwealth’s paper; that the sale was on the 15th of November, 1822, on a credit of twelve months, and it was announced by the crier, that commonwealth’s paper would be received, if, at the time of payment, there should be no depreciation; that it did not depreciate., and was tendered by the appellant, on the day of payment, and that when he executed the note, which is for “current money,” he' *“has no recollection of reading the-note, confiding in the integrity of those who managed the sale.”*There is no allegatidn of fraud or mistake, unless they can be infered from the foregoing facts.

The answer requires proof of all the material aliegations of the bill: and the evidence is very strong, if not Conclusive, in support of the facts charged.

An injunction having been granted, it was dissolved with damages, on the final hearing, and the bill was dismissed absolutely. If the bill exhibit equity on its face, the decree was improper. It was therefore, either wrong to grant the injunction, or wrong to dissolve it.

It is very questionable, whether the allegations of the bill, are sufficient to authorize the introduction of parol testimony, according to any principles* established by this court, or known to have been recognized elsewhere. It is not alleged, that the obligors signed. the note through mistake, believing that it was drawn fer paper, or that there Was any agreement, that it should be written expressly for paper, or that, in *its ex-*edition, there was either fraud or mistake. And we *328doubt whether, either fraud or mistake, in the executionof the note, can be reasonably inferred from the bill. This however is not material. The note is not the record of the common law suit, does not aPPeari The security in the note; is not a party to this suit. It is necessary that he should be a party.

The security to a note should be artseekh^a revision'ofa modification of the terms ofthenote.

*T. T. Crittenden, for*p*lain*tiff.

The court erred therefore in dismissing the bill ab- ’ wherefore the decree is reversed, and the cause remanded; with instructions to dismiss the bill rvithout prejudice.
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