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Consumer Education and Engagement, 

Office of Consumer Response, 1700 G 

Street NW, Washington DC 20552, (855) 

411–2372. 

PURPOSE(S) OF THE SYSTEM: 

The information in the system is 

being collected to enable the Bureau to 

receive, respond to, and refer 

complaints or inquiries regarding 

consumer financial products or services. 

The system serves as a record of the 

complaint or inquiry, and is used for 

collecting complaint or inquiry data; 

responding to or referring the complaint 

or inquiry; aggregating data that will be 

used to inform other functions of the 

Bureau and, as appropriate, other 

agencies and/or the public; providing 

related educational and informational 

content; and preparing reports as 

required by law. The information will 

also be used for administrative purposes 

to ensure quality control, performance, 

and improving management processes. 

This system consists of complaints or 

inquiries received by the Bureau or 

other entities and information 

concerning responses to or referrals of 

these complaints or inquiries, as 

appropriate. 

CATEGORIES OF INDIVIDUALS COVERED BY THE

SYSTEM: 

Individuals covered by this system are 

individuals who submit complaints or 

inquiries to the Bureau (on their own or 

others’ behalf), individuals on whose 

behalf complaints or inquiries are 

submitted by others (such as attorneys, 

members of Congress, third party 

advocates, and/or other governmental 

organizations); individuals who are the 

subjects of complaints by virtue of their 

engagement in business as a sole 

proprietor, and individuals from other 

Federal, State agencies, or the Bureau 

with whom the Bureau shares data. This 

includes complaints or inquiries 

received by prudential regulators, 

Federal Trade Commission, other 

Federal agencies, State agencies, or the 

Bureau. The term ‘‘prudential 

regulators’’ refers to any Federal 

banking agency, as that term is defined 

in section 3 of the Federal Deposit 

Insurance Act, and the National Credit 

Union Administration. Information 

collected regarding consumer products 

and services is subject to the Privacy 

Act only to the extent that it concerns 

individuals; information pertaining to 

corporations and other business entities 

and organizations is not subject to the 

Privacy Act. Other individuals covered 

by this system include employees, 

contractors, or others at the Bureau who 

work in or with the Office of Consumer 

Response. 

CATEGORIES OF RECORDS IN THE SYSTEM: 

Records in the system may contain: 

(1) Correspondence or other information 

received; (2) information from the entity 

or individual referring the inquiry or 

complaint; (3) records created of verbal 

communications by or with 

complainants or other individuals; (4) 

information regarding third party 

advocates or others who submit 

complaints or inquiries on another’s 

behalf; (5) information identifying the 

entity that is the subject of the 

complaint or inquiry or its employees; 

(6) communication with or by the entity 

that is the subject of the complaint or 

inquiry or its employees; (7) unique 

identifiers, codes, and descriptors 

categorizing each complaint or inquiry 

file; (8) information about how 

complaints or inquiries were responded 

to or referred, including any resolution; 

(9) records used to respond to or refer 

complaints or inquiries, including 

information in the Bureau’s other 

systems of records; (10) identifiable 

information regarding both the 

individual who is making the inquiry or 

complaint, and the individual on whose 

behalf such inquiry or complaint is 

made, and employees of the entity about 

which the complaint or inquiry was 

made, including name, Social Security 

number, account numbers, address, 

phone number, email address, date of 

birth; and (11) identifiable information 

regarding an employee, contractor, or 

others at the Bureau who access the 

system, including their name and any 

login information used to access the 

consumer response system. 

POLICIES AND PRACTICES FOR RETRIEVAL OF

RECORDS: 

Records are retrievable by a variety of 

fields including without limitation the 

individual’s name, Social Security 

number, complaint/inquiry case 

number, address, account number, 

transaction number, phone number, 

email address, date of birth, or by some 

combination thereof. 

HISTORY: 

79 FR 21440 (Apr. 16, 2014) 

(CFPB.005 CFPB Consumer Response 

System). 

Dated: July 5, 2018. 

Claire Stapleton, 

Chief Privacy Officer, Bureau of Consumer 

Financial Protection. 

[FR Doc. 2018–14990 Filed 7–12–18; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4810–AM–P 

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 

Department of the Army, Corps of 

Engineers 

Public Scoping Meetings for the Draft 

Supplemental Environmental Impact 

Statement for the Allatoona Lake Water 

Supply Storage Reallocation Study and 

Updates to Weiss and Logan Martin 

Reservoir Project Water Control 

Manuals in the Alabama-CoosaTallapoosa River Basin 

AGENCY: U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, 

DoD. 

ACTION: Supplement to Notice of Intent. 

SUMMARY: The U.S. Army Corps of 

Engineers (USACE), Mobile District, 

issued a Notice of Intent (NOI) in the 

Federal Register (83 FR 18829) 

published on April 30, 2018, to prepare 

a Supplemental Environmental Impact 

Statement (SEIS), pursuant to the 

National Environmental Policy Act 

(NEPA), to evaluate potential changes to 

the Water Control Manuals (WCMs) for 

three reservoirs in the Alabama-CoosaTallapoosa (ACT) River Basin and to the 

Master WCM for the ACT River Basin. 

The Draft SEIS will be prepared as an 

integrated document with the 

reallocation study. The USACE will 

hold five public scoping meetings 

during the months of July and August as 

part of its preparation to conduct the 

water supply storage reallocation study 

and update the WCMs for the Alabama 

Power Company’s Weiss and Logan 

Martin reservoirs in the ACT River 

Basin. 

DATES: The meeting dates and times are: 

1. Monday, July 30, 2018, 4–8 p.m. 

(EDT), Acworth, GA. 

2. Tuesday, July 31, 2018, 4–8 p.m. 

(EDT), Rome, GA. 

3. Wednesday, August 1, 2018, 4–8 

p.m. (CDT), Gadsden, AL. 

4. Thursday, August 2, 2018, 4–8 p.m. 

(CDT), Childersburg, AL. 

5. Friday, August 3, 2018, 4–8 p.m. 

(CDT), Montgomery, AL. 

ADDRESSES: The meeting locations are: 

1. Acworth, GA—Cauble Park Beach 

House, 4425 Beach Street, Acworth, 

Georgia 30101, (770) 917–1234. 

2. Rome, GA—Forum River Civic 

Center, Berry/Shorter Room, 301 

Tribune Street, Rome, Georgia 30161, 

(706) 291–5281. 

3. Gadsden, AL—The Pitman Theater, 

629 Broad St., Gadsden, Alabama 35901, 

(256) 549–4740. 

4. Childersburg, AL—Friends on 

Eighth, 109 8th Ave. SW, Childersburg, 

Alabama 35044, (205) 296–2397. 

5. Montgomery, AL—AUM Center for 

Lifelong Learning, 75 TechnaCenter 


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Drive, Montgomery, AL 36117, (334) 

244–3343. 

Following the scoping meetings, 

individuals who have not already 

submitted their comments should 

submit them by August 15, 2018, by 

either: 

* Email to act-arc@usace.army.mil, or 

* Mail to Mr. Mike Malsom, Inland 

Environment Team, Environment and 

Resources Branch, Planning and 

Environmental Division, USACEMobile, Post Office Box 2288, Mobile, 

AL 36628–0001. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Direct questions about the NEPA 

process to Mr. Mike Malsom by mail at 

Inland Environment Team, Environment 

and Resources Branch, Planning and 

Environmental Division, USACEMobile, Post Office Box 2288, Mobile, 

AL 36628–0001; telephone at (251) 690– 

2023; electronic facsimile at (251) 694– 

3815; or email at ACT-ACR@

usace.army.mil. You can also request to 

be added to the mailing list for public 

distribution of notices, meeting 

announcements, and documents. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

Additional information on the ACT 

River Basin study will be posted as it 

becomes available on the Mobile District 

website at http://

www.sam.usace.army.mil/. 

The USACE will hold five public 

scoping meetings during the months of 

July and August as part of its 

preparation to conduct the water supply 

storage reallocation study and update 

the WCMs for the Alabama Power 

Company’s Weiss and Logan Martin 

reservoirs in the ACT River Basin. The 

public is invited to attend the scoping 

meetings, which will provide 

information on the study process and 

afford interested parties the opportunity 

to submit to USACE input about their 

issues and concerns regarding that 

process. Each of the public scoping 

meetings will be presented in an open 

house format, allowing time for 

participants to review specific 

information and to provide comments 

either on forms available at the meeting 

or to a court reporter on-site at the 

meeting. 

Curtis M. Flakes, 

Chief, Planning and Environmental Division. 

[FR Doc. 2018–14975 Filed 7–12–18; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 3720–58–P 

DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE 

Department of the Army, Corps of 

Engineers 

Notice of Intent To Prepare 

Supplement II to the Final 

Environmental Impact Statement, 

Mississippi River and Tributaries 

(MR&T) Project, Mississippi River 

Mainline Levees and Channel 

Improvement 

AGENCY: Army Corps of Engineers, DoD. 

ACTION: Notice of Intent. 

SUMMARY: The U.S. Army Corps of 

Engineers (‘‘USACE’’), Memphis 

District, Vicksburg District, and the New 

Orleans District, is announcing its intent 

to prepare Supplement II (SEIS II) to the 

Final Environmental Impact Statement, 

Mississippi River and Tributaries 

(MR&T) Project, Mississippi River 

Mainline Levees and Channel 

Improvement of 1976 (1976 EIS), as 

updated and supplemented by 

Supplement No. 1, Mississippi River 

and Tributaries Project, Mississippi 

River Mainline Levee Enlargement and 

Seepage Control of 1998 (SEIS I) to the 

1976 EIS, to cover construction of 

remaining authorized work on the 

Mississippi River mainline levees (MRL) 

feature. Over the past twenty years since 

the finalization of SEIS I, USACE has 

determined that various sections 

(reaches) of the mainline levee system 

are deficient in varying amounts, and 

that certain remedial measures need to 

be undertaken to control seepage and to 

raise and stabilize the deficient sections 

of the levee to protect the lower 

Mississippi River Valley against the 

Project Design Flood (PDF) and 

maintain the structural integrity of the 

MRL system. The Proposed Action of 

SEIS II is to supplement and, as 

necessary, augment the 1976 EIS and 

SEIS I using the primary MR&T goals of: 

(1) Providing flood protection from the 

PDF; and (2) developing an 

environmentally sustainable project; 

formulating alternatives; identifying 

significant resources; assessing the 

direct, indirect, and cumulative impacts 

to those resources; investigating and 

environmentally assessing potential 

borrow areas; developing mitigation 

measures; and evaluating and selecting 

a preferred method for the construction 

of necessary authorized MRL Project 

features, which may include but are not 

limited to, implementing seepage 

control measures and the construction 

of various remediation measures for 

deficient levee reaches to bring these 

reaches to the project design grade. SEIS 

II will evaluate the potential direct, 

indirect, and cumulative impacts for an 

array of alternatives, including a No 

Action alternative. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Comments and questions about SEIS II 

should be submitted to USACE by email 

to: MRL-EIS-2@usace.army.mil; or by 

regular mail to: U.S. Army Corps of 

Engineers, ATTN: CEMVN–PDC–UDC, 

167 North Main Street, Room B–202, 

Memphis, Tennessee 38103–1894. For 

additional information, including but 

not limited to a copy of SEIS I and the 

1976 EIS, please visit the Project 

website at: http://

www.mvk.usace.army.mil/MRLSEIS/. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

1. Project Background and 

Authorization. The MR&T Project (and 

the MRL feature) was authorized by the 

Flood Control Act of 1928, as amended. 

The 1976 EIS was filed with the Council 

of Environmental Quality on 8 April 

1976. SEIS I, which was prepared to 

supplement the 1976 EIS to evaluate the 

effects of continued construction of the 

MRL levee enlargements, stability 

berms, seepage control, and erosion 

protection measures, was filed with the 

Environmental Protection Agency on 31 

July 1998. SEIS I focused on the levees 

of the MRL that were the most deficient 

in height and on seepage control 

measures for levee reaches with 

observable signs of seepage during 

previous high water events. 

The MR&T Project is designed to 

manage flood risk damages in the 

alluvial valley between Cape Girardeau, 

Missouri and the Head of Passes, 

Louisiana. The goal of the MR&T Project 

is to provide an environmentally 

sustainable project for comprehensive 

flood damage control, protection, and 

risk reduction from the ‘‘Project Design 

Flood’’, in the alluvial valley beginning 

at Cape Girardeau, Missouri to the Head 

of Passes, Louisiana, by means of levees, 

floodwalls, floodways, reservoirs, banks 

stabilization and channel improvements 

in and along the Mississippi River and 

its tributaries. The mainline levee 

system, comprised of levees, floodwalls, 

backwater areas, floodways, and various 

control structures, is approximately 

1,610 miles long. The PDF is a 

hypothetical flood that was developed 

to determine the design flood to be used 

in designing the MR&T levee system in 

the lower Mississippi River Basin, and 

is defined as the ‘‘greatest flood having 

a reasonable probability of occurrence’’ 

when the operable features of the entire 

MR&T Project are considered. The PDF 

upon which the current design for the 

construction of the mainline levee 

system and remaining unconstructed 

levees is based, is the ‘‘Refined 1973 


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