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ORC 1513.07(D)(2) ................................................................................... Confidential Information.

ORC 1513.08 & ORC 1513.18 (D) & (E), and ORC 1514.06(G) .............. Reclamation Supplemental Forfeiture Fund.

ORC 1513.13 (E)(1), (E)(2), (C) ................................................................ Limitation on Awards.

ORC 1513.15(F), ORC 1513.39(C)

ORC 1513.13(A)(3) ................................................................................... Alternative Dispute Resolution to the extent that it does not duplicate the current informal review process.

ORC 1513.18(C) ........................................................................................ Reclamation Contracts.

ORC 1513.18(I) ......................................................................................... Reclamation of Forfeited Areas.

ORC 1513.27 ............................................................................................ Police Powers.

ORC 1513.33 ............................................................................................ AML Liens.

ORC 1513.37 (C), (C)(1), (C)(1)(b), (C)(1)(c) & (C)(2) .............................. Sites Eligible for AML.

ORC 1513.37(E) ........................................................................................ Acid Mine Fund.

ORC 1513.37(G) ....................................................................................... Liens on Federally-Funded AML Projects.

ORC 1513.07 (B), (B)(4), (B)(4)(a)(b) ....................................................... SOAP.

ORC 1513.34 ............................................................................................ Staff Training.

ORC 1513.01(F), 1513.07(E)(3)(b), 1513.16(A)(19)(b), & 1513.37(C)(3) Remining to the extent that 1513.07(E)(3)(b) applies up to, but does

not include 10/1/2004.

ORC 1513.01(H)(2) ................................................................................... Public Roadways.

ORC 1513.02(J) ......................................................................................... Average Wage Rates.

ORC 1513.07(A)(1) ................................................................................... Delete interim continuance of mining in effect prior to 9–1–91.

ORC 1513.081 (Repealed and ORC 1513.08(B) ...................................... Coal Mining Performance Bond Fund.

3. Section 935.16 is revised to read as

follows:

§ 935.16 Required regulatory program

amendments.

(a) By June 27, 1997, Ohio shall

submit either a proposed amendment or

a description of an amendment to be

proposed, together with a timetable for

adoption, to address the following:

(1) Amend the Ohio program at ORC

1513.13(E)(1)(a) to make it clear that

such awards may be made in connection

with any administrative review

proceedings concerning an enforcement

action, permit issuance decision or

employee discrimination complaint, not

just those concerning enforcement

actions.

(2) Amend ORC 1513.13(E)(1) (b) and

(c) to make it clear that such costs may

also be assessed against persons who

participate in bad faith appeals, not just

those persons who initiate such bad

faith appeals.

(3) Amend ORC 1513.07(B)(4)(a)(i) or

otherwise clarify that probable

hydrologic consequences

determinations include the engineering

analyses and designs necessary for those

determinations.

(b) [Reserved]

[FR Doc. 97–709 Filed 1–10–97; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–05–M

POSTAL SERVICE

39 CFR Part 20

Interim Rule for Global Package Link

(GPL) to Canada

AGENCY: Postal Service.

ACTION: Interim rule with request for

comments.

SUMMARY: The Postal Service is

amending the rule on Global Package

Link to Canada. New pricing is being

announced, effective January 13, 1997.

The new pricing is a reduction in the

rates previously established. The Postal

Service is also announcing a new

Ground Gateway Global Package Link

service to Canada. In order to support

this new GPL service, Buffalo has been

added as a GPL processing center for

ground service only. The Buffalo GPL

center will open for service on January

21, 1997. The new ground service will

be available to any customer within a

500 mile radius of the two Ground

Gateway centers, Seattle, Washington

and Buffalo, New York and any other

customer that can utilize a direct,

existing Postal Service surface

transportation to one of the two Ground

Gateways. In addition, a merchandise

return service is being announced, along

with prices, for any customer utilizing

the GPL to Canada service.

DATES: The interim regulations take

effect as of 12:01 a.m. on January 13,

1997, except for the new Ground

Gateway service from Buffalo which

will take effect at 12:01 a.m. on January

21, 1997. Comments must be received

on or before February 12, 1997.

ADDRESSES: Written comments should

be mailed or delivered to International

Business Unit, U.S. Postal Service, 475

L’Enfant Plaza SW, 370–IBU,

Washington, DC 20260–6500. Copies of

all written comments will be available

for public inspection and photocopying

between 9 a.m. and 4 p.m., Monday

through Friday, at the above address.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Mike Opiela, (202) 314–7134.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

I. Introduction

Global Package Link is a service that

assists mail order companies and other

customers that send merchandise to

Japan, Canada, and the U.K. Presently,

the Postal Service has Global Package

Link processing facilities in New York

City, Dallas, Miami, Chicago, San

Francisco, and Seattle.

II. GPL to Canada

Description

GPL to Canada currently offers an Air

Courier and a Ground Courier service.

These services are offered through one

of the six aforementioned processing

facilities. In most cases these facilities

airlift the GPL packages to Canada. A

new Ground Gateway service will

become effective immediately via

Seattle and on January 21, 1997 via

Buffalo. This service will provide

surface transportation from the mailer’s

fulfillment center to one of the two

Ground Gateways; Seattle or Buffalo.

Those mailers within 500 miles of

Buffalo will have their packages

processed for ground entry into Canada

via the Buffalo center, while those

mailers within 500 miles of Seattle will

have their packages processed for

surface entry into Canada via Seattle,

which is also an air exchange office for

all other GPL destination countries.

Buffalo will only be a GPL ground

gateway.

Packages will be transported from the

Ground Gateways via Postal Service

ground transportation to Toronto (from

Buffalo) and to Vancouver (from

Seattle). From this point the GPL

delivery agent will provide expeditious

courier handling to the destination

address.

The Ground Gateway Service to

Canada will include all of the valueadded services currently available with

the Ground Courier service, including

the recently added $100 (Canadian)

insurance indemnity per shipment (Air

Courier continues to be covered by $500
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EMS insurance). The service standard is

anticipated to be three to eight business

days after dispatch from a customer’s

plant, depending upon the location of

final destination. (For addresses in the

Maritimes and extreme northern

territories where distance and poor

roads affect transportation, delivery

times could be as long as ten days.)

Customers shipping from outside the

500 mile radius of a Ground Gateway

may expect longer delivery times.

Package Specific Information

Package specific information, package

size and weight limits, and customs

clearance for Ground Gateway service

will be the same as for Air and Ground

Courier service.

Preparation Requirements

The preparation requirements for the

Ground Gateway service are the same as

for the Ground Courier service.

III. Rates

Rates for Air Courier service and

Ground Courier service are being

reduced by between 8 and 10 percent.

Volume discounts are being changed to

a single 3 percent discount for packages

in excess of 100,000 during a twelve

month period. The Postal Service is also

instituting a return service for packages

sent to Canada via GPL.

Global Package Link

Canada

Weight not over

Price per item (pounds)

Air courier Ground

courier

Ground

gateway Returns

1 ...................................................................................................................... $9.15 $7.75 $7.50 $6.49

2 ...................................................................................................................... 10.01 8.49 7.75 7.16

3 ...................................................................................................................... 11.53 9.89 8.00 7.82

4 ...................................................................................................................... 13.04 10.79 8.25 8.49

5 ...................................................................................................................... 14.56 11.72 8.50 9.16

6 ...................................................................................................................... 15.96 12.65 9.00 9.83

7 ...................................................................................................................... 17.46 13.49 9.50 10.49

8 ...................................................................................................................... 18.97 14.33 10.00 11.16

9 ...................................................................................................................... 20.47 15.18 10.50 11.83

10 ...................................................................................................................... 21.98 16.01 11.00 12.50

11 ...................................................................................................................... 23.32 16.75 11.50 13.16

12 ...................................................................................................................... 24.81 17.60 12.00 13.83

13 ...................................................................................................................... 26.32 18.47 12.50 14.50

14 ...................................................................................................................... 27.81 19.32 13.00 15.17

15 ...................................................................................................................... 29.31 20.19 13.50 15.83

16 ...................................................................................................................... 30.80 21.53 14.00 16.50

17 ...................................................................................................................... 32.31 22.41 14.50 17.17

18 ...................................................................................................................... 33.80 23.29 15.00 17.84

19 ...................................................................................................................... 35.29 24.35 15.50 18.50

20 ...................................................................................................................... 36.79 25.23 16.00 19.17

21 ...................................................................................................................... 38.02 25.93 16.50 19.84

22 ...................................................................................................................... 39.50 26.80 17.00 20.50

23 ...................................................................................................................... 40.99 27.68 17.50 21.17

24 ...................................................................................................................... 42.47 28.56 18.00 21.84

25 ...................................................................................................................... 43.97 29.44 18.50 22.51

26 ...................................................................................................................... 45.45 30.31 19.00 23.17

27 ...................................................................................................................... 46.59 31.20 19.50 23.84

28 ...................................................................................................................... 48.42 32.07 20.00 24.51

29 ...................................................................................................................... 49.91 32.95 20.50 25.18

30 ...................................................................................................................... 51.40 33.83 21.00 25.84

31 ...................................................................................................................... 52.50 34.45 21.50 26.51

32 ...................................................................................................................... 53.97 35.31 22.00 27.18

33 ...................................................................................................................... 55.46 36.19 22.50 27.85

34 ...................................................................................................................... 56.93 37.06 23.00 28.51

35 ...................................................................................................................... 58.40 37.93 23.50 29.18

36 ...................................................................................................................... 59.87 38.80 24.00 29.85

37 ...................................................................................................................... 61.36 39.68 24.50 30.52

38 ...................................................................................................................... 62.83 40.85 25.00 31.18

39 ...................................................................................................................... 64.31 41.90 25.50 31.85

40 ...................................................................................................................... 65.78 42.93 26.00 32.52

41 ...................................................................................................................... 66.78 43.49 26.50 33.19

42 ...................................................................................................................... 68.24 44.37 27.00 33.85

43 ...................................................................................................................... 69.70 45.25 27.50 34.52

44 ...................................................................................................................... 71.16 46.48 28.00 35.19

45 ...................................................................................................................... 72.64 47.37 28.50 35.86

46 ...................................................................................................................... 73.56 47.88 29.00 36.52

47 ...................................................................................................................... 75.01 49.51 29.50 37.19

48 ...................................................................................................................... 76.46 51.15 30.00 37.86

49 ...................................................................................................................... 77.81 52.83 30.50 38.52

50 ...................................................................................................................... 79.37 54.92 31.00 39.19

51 ...................................................................................................................... 80.83 56.26 31.50 39.86

52 ...................................................................................................................... 82.29 57.63 32.00 40.53

53 ...................................................................................................................... 83.74 59.03 32.50 41.19

54 ...................................................................................................................... 85.20 60.43 33.00 41.86

55 ...................................................................................................................... 86.66 61.84 33.50 42.53

56 ...................................................................................................................... 87.47 62.41 34.00 43.20
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Weight not over

Price per item (pounds)

Air courier Ground

courier

Ground

gateway Returns

57 ...................................................................................................................... 88.91 63.40 34.50 43.86

58 ...................................................................................................................... 90.36 64.39 35.00 44.53

59 ...................................................................................................................... 91.80 65.38 35.50 45.20

60 ...................................................................................................................... 93.26 66.82 36.00 45.87

61 ...................................................................................................................... 94.70 67.83 36.50 46.53

62 ...................................................................................................................... 96.15 68.82 37.00 47.20

63 ...................................................................................................................... 96.88 69.79 37.50 47.87

64 ...................................................................................................................... 98.31 70.76 38.00 48.54

65 ...................................................................................................................... 99.75 71.79 38.50 49.20

66 ...................................................................................................................... 101.18 72.83 39.00 49.87

Discounts

Postage is reduced by the following

discount once the applicable volume

thresholds are reached during a 12

month period:

100,000 or less ....................................base rate

over 100,000 annually.......3 per cent discount

No discounts are available for returns.

The above prices are effective January

13, 1997 for the Air Courier and Ground

Courier service. Prices for the new

Ground Gateway Service become

effective immediately for those eligible

to use the Seattle center and on January

21, 1997, for those eligible to use the

Buffalo center.

List of Subjects in 39 CFR Part 20

Foreign relations, International postal

service.

The Postal Service adopts the

following interim amendments to the

International Mail Manual, which is

incorporated by reference in the Code of

Federal Regulations. See 39 CFR 20.1.

PART 20—[AMENDED]

1. The authority citation for 39 CFR

part 20 continues to read as follows:

Authority: 5 U.S.C. 552(a); 39 U.S.C. 401,

404, 407, 408.

2. The Individual Country Listing for

Canada in the International Mail

Manual is amended by adding the

interim regulations concerning Global

Package Link processing facilities, rate

chart for GPL- Canada and new Ground

Gateway centers.

Global Package Link (620)

Delivery Options

[Note: Add the following information as

the third delivery option:]

Ground Gateway Service

Ground Gateway Service will offer

ground service to Canada from the

designated Ground Gateway facilities

and ground transportation to final

destination in Canada. It will receive the

same expeditious customs clearance as

the Ground Courier Service and normal

delivery times for 95 percent of all

Canadian addresses will be three to

eight days after dispatch from the

customer’s plant, depending on the

location of the final destination. (For

addresses in the Maritimes and extreme

northern territories where distance and

poor roads affect transportation,

delivery times could be as long as ten

days.)

Processing Facilities

[Note: Add the information below about

Ground Gateway Centers:]

Ground Gateway Centers

Ground Gateway Service will be

processed at one of two designated

Ground Gateway centers; Seattle and

Buffalo.

Processing and Acceptance

[Note: Add acceptance procedures for

Ground Gateway service:]

Within 500 Miles of a Global Package

Link Ground Gateway Facility

If the plant at which the customer’s

Global Package Link packages originate

is located within 500 miles of a Global

Package Link Ground Gateway, the

Postal Service will verify and accept the

packages at the customer’s plant and

transport them to the Global Package

Link Ground Gateway according to a

schedule agreed upon by the Postal

Service and the customer.

More Than 500 Miles From a Global

Package Link Ground Gateway Facility

Customers located outside of a 500

mile radius of these two Ground

Gateway centers for Ground Gateway

GPL service to Canada may still use the

service provided they are located in a

city having direct, existing Postal

Service surface transpiration to one of

the two Ground Gateway centers. If no

such existing surface transportation

exists in their origin city, the mailer

may drop ship, at their own expense,

packages to one of the Ground Gateway

centers.

Insurance and Indemnity

[Add the information below on

Ground Gateway insurance:]

Ground Gateway Service

Packages sent through Ground

Gateway Service include up to $100

(Canadian) insurance at no additional

cost.

Base Rates

[Note: Replace the current discount table

with the one below:]

Number of packages Percent discount

Up to 100,000 ........... Base Rate.

100,001 and over ...... 3% off base rates.

No discount for parcel

returns..

Preparation Requirements

[Note: Add the information below about

preparation requirements for third service:]

Ground Gateway Service

There are no Canada-specific

preparation requirements for packages

sent through Ground Gateway Service.

Packages weighing 1 pound or less must

bear the ‘‘SMALL PACKET’’ marking

(see 264.21).

Return Service

A return merchandise service will be

available to GPL—Canada customers.

The mailer/or the Canadian recipient,

will be responsible for payment of

shipment costs back to the designated

Canadian return center. The return

center will open and inspect the

contents of each box and process for

return back to the U.S., including

applying for a refund of duties and taxes

to Revenue Canada. Upon arrival in the

U.S., the parcels will be sent back to the

mailer via the domestic parcel network.

The return prices, per parcel, are

detailed in the rate chart.
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[Replacing current rate table with the

one below]

Global Package Link

Canada

Weight not over (pounds)

Price per item

Returns

Air courier Ground

courier

Ground

gateway

1 ........................................................................................................................ $9.15 $7.75 $7.50 $6.49

2 ........................................................................................................................ 10.01 8.49 7.75 7.16

3 ........................................................................................................................ 11.53 9.89 8.00 7.82

4 ........................................................................................................................ 13.04 10.79 8.25 8.49

5 ........................................................................................................................ 14.56 11.72 8.50 9.16

6 ........................................................................................................................ 15.96 12.65 9.00 9.83

7 ........................................................................................................................ 17.46 13.49 9.50 10.49

8 ........................................................................................................................ 18.97 14.33 10.00 11.16

9 ........................................................................................................................ 20.47 15.18 10.50 11.83

10 ...................................................................................................................... 21.98 16.01 11.00 12.50

11 ...................................................................................................................... 23.32 16.75 11.50 13.16

12 ...................................................................................................................... 24.81 17.60 12.00 13.83

13 ...................................................................................................................... 26.32 18.47 12.50 14.50

14 ...................................................................................................................... 27.81 19.32 13.00 15.17

15 ...................................................................................................................... 29.31 20.19 13.50 15.83

16 ...................................................................................................................... 30.80 21.53 14.00 16.50

17 ...................................................................................................................... 32.31 22.41 14.50 17.17

18 ...................................................................................................................... 33.80 23.29 15.00 17.84

19 ...................................................................................................................... 35.29 24.35 15.50 18.50

20 ...................................................................................................................... 36.79 25.23 16.00 19.17

21 ...................................................................................................................... 38.02 25.93 16.50 19.84

22 ...................................................................................................................... 39.50 26.80 17.00 20.50

23 ...................................................................................................................... 40.99 27.68 17.50 21.17

24 ...................................................................................................................... 42.47 28.56 18.00 21.84

25 ...................................................................................................................... 43.97 29.44 18.50 22.51

26 ...................................................................................................................... 45.45 30.31 19.00 23.17

27 ...................................................................................................................... 46.59 31.20 19.50 23.84

28 ...................................................................................................................... 48.42 32.07 20.00 24.51

29 ...................................................................................................................... 49.91 32.95 20.50 25.18

30 ...................................................................................................................... 51.40 33.83 21.00 25.84

31 ...................................................................................................................... 52.50 34.45 21.50 26.51

32 ...................................................................................................................... 53.97 35.31 22.00 27.18

33 ...................................................................................................................... 55.46 36.19 22.50 27.85

34 ...................................................................................................................... 56.93 37.06 23.00 28.51

35 ...................................................................................................................... 58.40 37.93 23.50 29.18

36 ...................................................................................................................... 59.87 38.80 24.00 29.85

37 ...................................................................................................................... 61.36 39.68 24.50 30.52

38 ...................................................................................................................... 62.83 40.85 25.00 31.18

39 ...................................................................................................................... 64.31 41.90 25.50 31.85

40 ...................................................................................................................... 65.78 42.93 26.00 32.52

41 ...................................................................................................................... 66.78 43.49 26.50 33.19

42 ...................................................................................................................... 68.24 44.37 27.00 33.85

43 ...................................................................................................................... 69.70 45.25 27.50 34.52

44 ...................................................................................................................... 71.16 46.48 28.00 35.19

45 ...................................................................................................................... 72.64 47.37 28.50 35.86

46 ...................................................................................................................... 73.56 47.88 29.00 36.52

47 ...................................................................................................................... 75.01 49.51 29.50 37.19

48 ...................................................................................................................... 76.46 51.15 30.00 37.86

49 ...................................................................................................................... 77.81 52.83 30.50 38.52

50 ...................................................................................................................... 79.37 54.92 31.00 39.19

51 ...................................................................................................................... 80.83 56.26 31.50 39.86

52 ...................................................................................................................... 82.29 57.63 32.00 40.53

53 ...................................................................................................................... 83.74 59.03 32.50 41.19

54 ...................................................................................................................... 85.20 60.43 33.00 41.86

55 ...................................................................................................................... 86.66 61.84 33.50 42.53

56 ...................................................................................................................... 87.47 62.41 34.00 43.20

57 ...................................................................................................................... 88.91 63.40 34.50 43.86

58 ...................................................................................................................... 90.36 64.39 35.00 44.53

59 ...................................................................................................................... 91.80 65.38 35.50 45.20

60 ...................................................................................................................... 93.26 66.82 36.00 45.87

61 ...................................................................................................................... 94.70 67.83 36.50 46.53

62 ...................................................................................................................... 96.15 68.82 37.00 47.20

63 ...................................................................................................................... 96.88 69.79 37.50 47.87

64 ...................................................................................................................... 98.31 70.76 38.00 48.54

65 ...................................................................................................................... 99.75 71.79 38.50 49.20

66 ...................................................................................................................... 101.18 72.83 39.00 49.87
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Stanley F. Mires,

Chief Counsel, Legislative.

[FR Doc. 97–490 Filed 1–10–97; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 7710–12–P

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY

40 CFR Part 261

[SW-FRL–5673–9]

Hazardous Waste Management

System; Identification and Listing of

Hazardous Waste; Amendment

AGENCY: Environmental Protection

Agency.

ACTION: Final rule amendment.

SUMMARY: The Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA or the Agency) is

amending 40 CFR Part 261, Appendix

IX to reflect changes in ownership and

name for Envirite Corporation

(Petitioner) in Canton, Ohio; Harvey,

Illinois and York, Pennsylvania. Today’s

final rule amendment documents these

changes.

EFFECTIVE DATE: December 31, 1996.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

RCRA Hotline, toll free at 1–800–424–

9346.

For technical information on this

action as it applies to the Canton, Ohio

and Harvey, Illinois facilities, contact

Ms. Judy Kleiman, Waste Management

Branch, Waste Pesticides and Toxics

Division, U.S. Environmental Protection

Agency Region 5, 77 W. Jackson Blvd;

Chicago, IL 60604, 312–886–1482. For

technical information on this action as

it applies to the York, Pennsylvania

facility, contact Mr. David M. Friedman,

Technical and Program Support Branch,

Hazardous Waste Management Division,

U.S. Environmental Protection Agency

Region 3, 841 Chestnut Street,

Philadelphia, PA 19107, 215–566–3395.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: In this

document EPA is amending Appendix

IX to Part 261 to reflect changes in the

ownership and name for certain

facilities. The petition process under

§§260.20 and 260.22 allows facilities to

demonstrate that a specific waste from

a particular generating facility should

not be regulated as a hazardous waste.

Based on waste specific information

provided by the Petitioner, EPA granted

a final exclusion to Envirite Corporation

for its facilities in Canton, Ohio; Harvey,

Illinois and York, Pennsylvania on

November 14, 1986 (51 FR 41324). On

December 9, 1996, Envirite Corp.

notified Regions 3 and 5 that on

December 31, 1996, ownership of the

Envirite Corporation facility in Canton,

Ohio will be transferred to Envirite of

Ohio, Inc., ownership of the Envirite

Corporation facility in Harvey, Illinois

will be transferred to Envirite of Illinois,

Inc., and ownership of the Envirite

Corporation facility in York,

Pennsylvania will be transferred to

Envirite of Pennsylvania, Inc.

Envirite Corporation further noted

that no changes would be made in the

management of EPA Hazardous Wastes

F006–F009, F011, F012, F019, K002–

K008 and K062 for which EPA granted

exclusions pursuant to 40 CFR 260.20

and 260.22, and that all conditions of

the exclusions would continue to be met

at each of the Petitioner’s affected

facilities. Today’s notice documents the

transfer of ownership and name change

by updating Appendix IX to incorporate

the change in owner’s name for each

facility affected by such exclusions.

This change to 40 CFR Part 261,

Appendix IX shall be effective

December 31, 1996. The Hazardous and

Solid Waste Amendments of 1984

amended Section 3010 of RCRA to allow

rules to become effective in less than six

months when the regulated community

does not need the six month period to

come into compliance. As described

above, the change in ownership will not

affect the facilities’ operations.

Therefore, a six month delay in the

effective date is not necessary in this

case. This provides a basis for making

these amendments effective

immediately under the Administrative

Procedures Act, pursuant to 5 U.S.C.

5531(d).

List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 261

Environmental Protection Hazardous

waste, Recycling, and Reporting and

recordkeeping requirements.

Dated: December 24, 1996.

Valdas Adamkus,

Regional Administrator, Region 5.

For reasons set out in this preamble,

40 CFR part 261 is amended as follows:

PART 261—IDENTIFICATION AND

LISTING OF HAZARDOUS WASTE

1. The authority citation for part 261

continues to read as follows:

Authority: 42 U.S.C. 6905, 6912(a), 6921,

6922, and 6938.

2. 40 CFR Part 261, Appendix IX,

Tables 1 and 2 are amended by

removing the entries for Envirite

Corporation and by adding, in

alphabetical order, the entries for

Envirite of Illinois, Envirite of Ohio and

Envirite of Pennsylvania to read as

follows:

Appendix IX to Part 261—Wastes

Excluded Under §§260.20 and 260.22

TABLE 1.—WASTES EXCLUDED FROM NON-SPECIFIC SOURCES

Facility Address Waste description

* * * * * * *

Envirite of Illinois (formerly

Envirite Corporation).

Harvey, Illinois .................... See waste description under Envirite of Pennsylvania.

Envirite of Ohio (formerly

Envirite Corporation).

Canton, Ohio ....................... See waste description under Envirite of Pennsylvania.