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Longshore and Harbor Workers’ 

Compensation Act (LHWCA). The Act 

provides benefits to workers injured in 

maritime employment on the navigable 

waters of the United States or in an 

adjoining area customarily used by an 

employer in loading, unloading, 

repairing, or building a vessel. In 

addition, several acts extend the 

Longshore Act’s coverage to certain 

other employees. 

The Secretary of Labor is authorized, 

under the Act, to make rules and 

regulations to administer the Act and its 

extensions. Pursuant to the LHWCA, 

injured employees shall receive 

compensation in an amount equal to 

662⁄3 per centum of their average weekly 

wage. Form LS–426, Request for 

Earnings Information, is used by district 

offices to collect wage information from 

injured workers to assure payment of 

compensation benefits to injured 

workers at the proper rate. This 

information is needed for determination 

of compensation benefits in accordance 

with section 10 of the LHWCA. This 

information collection is currently 

approved for use through June 30, 2012. 

II. Review Focus 

The Department of Labor is 

particularly interested in comments 

which: 

• Evaluate whether the proposed 

collection of information is necessary 

for the proper performance of the 

functions of the agency, including 

whether the information will have 

practical utility; 

• Evaluate the accuracy of the 

agency’s estimate of the burden of the 

proposed collection of information, 

including the validity of the 

methodology and assumptions used; 

• Enhance the quality, utility and 

clarity of the information to be 

collected; and 

• Minimize the burden of the 

collection of information on those who 

are to respond, including through the 

use of appropriate automated, 

electronic, mechanical, or other 

technological collection techniques or 

other forms of information technology, 

e.g., permitting electronic submissions 

of responses. 

III. Current Actions 

The Department of Labor seeks the 

extension of approval of this 

information collection in order to carry 

out its responsibility to assure payment 

of compensation benefits to injured 

workers at the proper rate. 

Agency: Office of Workers’ 

Compensation Programs. 

Type of Review: Extension. 

Title: Request for Earnings 

Information. 

OMB Number: 1240–0025. 

Agency Number: LS–426. 

Affected Public: Individuals or 

households. 

Total Respondents: 1,100. 

Total Annual Responses: 1,100. 

Estimated Total Burden Hours: 275. 

Estimated Time per Response: 15 

minutes. 

Frequency: On occasion. 

Total Burden Cost (capital/startup): 

$0. 

Total Burden Cost (operating/ 

maintenance): $528.00. 

Comments submitted in response to 

this notice will be summarized and/or 

included in the request for Office of 

Management and Budget approval of the 

information collection request; they will 

also become a matter of public record. 

Dated: March 14, 2012. 

Vincent Alvarez, 

Agency Clearance Officer, Office of Workers’ 

Compensation Programs, U.S Department of 

Labor. 

[FR Doc. 2012–6602 Filed 3–19–12; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4510–CF–P 

NATIONAL CREDIT UNION 

ADMINISTRATION 

Community Development Revolving 

Loan Fund Access for Credit Unions 

AGENCY: National Credit Union 

Administration (NCUA). 

ACTION: Notice of Funding Opportunity. 

Authority: 12 U.S.C. 1756, 1757(5)(D), and 

(7)(I), 1766, 1782, 1784, 1785 and 1786; 12 

CFR 705. 

SUMMARY: The National Credit Union 

Administration (NCUA) is issuing a 

Notice of Funding Opportunity (NOFO) 

to invite eligible credit unions to submit 

applications for participation in the 

Community Development Revolving 

Loan Fund (CDRLF) Loan Program, 

subject to funding availability. The 

CDRLF serves as a source of financial 

support, in the form of both loans and 

technical assistance grants, for credit 

unions serving predominantly lowincome members. It also serves as a 

source of funding to help low-income 

designated credit unions (LICUs) 

respond to emergencies arising in their 

communities. 

DATES: The application open period is 

from May 22, 2012 thru December 31, 

2012. Funds may be exhausted prior to 

this deadline, at which time the 

program/funds will no longer be 

available. 

ADDRESSES: Submit electronic 

applications via email to 

OSCUIAPPS@ncua.gov, or via facsimile 

to 703–519–4088. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: The 

Office of Small Credit Union Initiatives, 

National Credit Union Administration, 

1775 Duke Street, Alexandria, Virginia 

22314–3428 or telephone (703) 518– 

6610. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 

I. Description of Funding Opportunity 

The purpose of the CDRLF is to assist 

specially designated credit unions in 

providing basic financial services to 

their low-income members to stimulate 

economic activities in their 

communities. Through the CDRLF, 

NCUA provides financial support in the 

form of loans and technical assistance 

grants to LICUs. These funds help 

improve and expand the availability of 

financial services to these members. The 

CDRLF also serves as a source of 

funding to help LICUs respond to 

emergencies. NCUA’s Office of Small 

Credit Union Initiatives (OSCUI) 

administers the CDRLF. 

There are two components to the 

CDRLF, the Loan Program and the 

Technical Assistance Grant (TAG) 

Program. The Loan Program is primarily 

the subject of this NOFO. 

Additional information about the 

TAG Program, including current 

funding initiatives, amount of funds 

available, funding priorities, permissible 

uses of funds, funding limits, deadlines 

and other pertinent details, are 

periodically published in NCUA Letters 

to Credit Unions and posted on the 

NCUA Web site (http://www.ncua.gov/ 

Resources/CUs/Dev/Pages/Loans.aspx). 

A. Program Regulation: Part 705 of 

NCUA’s regulations implements the 

CDRLF. 12 CFR 705. A revised Part 705 

was published on November 2, 2011. 76 

FR 67583. Additional requirements are 

found at 12 CFR Parts 701 and 741. 

Applicants should review these 

regulations in addition to this NOFO. 

Each capitalized term in this NOFO is 

more fully defined in the regulations, 

the loan application, and the loan 

agreement. For the purposes of this 

NOFO, an Applicant is a Qualifying 

Credit Union that submits a complete 

Application to NCUA under the CDRLF 

Loan Program. 

B. Funds Availability: Congress has 

not made an appropriation to the 

CDRLF for loans for Fiscal Years 2012– 

2013. NCUA expects to lend 

approximately $11 million under this 

NOFO, derived from appropriated and 

earned funds. Monies for additional 

loans come from scheduled loan 


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amortizations. NCUA reserves the right 

to: (i) Award more or less than the 

amount cited above; (ii) fund, in whole 

or in part, any, all, or none of the 

applications submitted in response to 

this NOFO; and (iii) reallocate funds 

from the amount that is anticipated to 

be available under this NOFO to other 

CDRLF programs, particularly if NCUA 

determines that the number of awards 

made under this NOFO is fewer than 

projected. 

II. Description of Loan Program 

CDRLF loans are made to LICUs that 

meet the requirements in the program 

regulation and this NOFO, subject to 

funds availability. CDRLF loans are 

generally made at lower than market 

interest rates. 

A. Eligibility Requirements: The 

regulations specify the requirements a 

credit union must meet in order to be 

eligible to apply for assistance under 

this NOFO. See 12 CFR 705. Following 

are additional requirements for 

participating in the Loan Program under 

this NOFO. In short, an Applicant must: 

Æ Be a Qualifying Credit Union 

(QCU); 

Æ Meet the underwriting standards 

and program requirements specified in 

the Regulations and this NOFO; and 

Æ Complete and submit an 

Application (see Section III. of this 

NOFO for additional information). 

1. Low Income Credit Union 

Designation: A credit union must be a 

LICU, or equivalent in the case of a 

Qualifying State-chartered Credit Union, 

in order to participate in the CDRLF. 

Requirements for obtaining the 

designation are found at 12 CFR 701.34. 

B. Permissible Uses of Funds: NCUA 

will consider requests for funds 

consistent with the purpose of the 

CDRLF Program. 12 CFR 705.1. A nonexhaustive list of examples of 

permissible uses or projects of loan 

proceeds are contained in § 705.4 of the 

regulation, and include: (i) Development 

of new products or services for members 

including new or expanded share draft 

or credit card programs; (ii) Partnership 

arrangements with community based 

service organizations or government 

agencies; (iii) Loan programs, including, 

but not lmited to, micro business loans, 

payday loan alternatives, education 

loans, and real estate loans; (iv) 

Acquisition, expansion or improvement 

of office space or equipment, including 

branch facilities, ATMs, and electronic 

banking facilities; and (v) Operational 

programs such as security and disaster 

recovery. 

NCUA will consider other proposed 

uses of funds that in its sole discretion 

it determines are consistent with the 

purpose of the CDRLF Program, the 

requirements of the regulations, and this 

NOFO. 

C. Terms: The specific terms and 

conditions governing a loan will be 

established in the loan documents each 

Participating Credit Union will sign 

prior to disbursement of funds. 

Following are the general loan terms 

under the program. 

1. Maximum Loan Amount: NCUA 

expects that most loans made under this 

NOFO will be in an amount less than or 

equal to $300,000. NCUA has 

determined that loans of this size will 

help maximize allocation of this limited 

resource among many credit unions. 

However, NCUA will consider funding 

requests in excess of $300,000 from 

Applicants that demonstrate the need 

and capability to effectively deploy such 

funding; and have a high probability of 

realizing significant impact, while 

maintaining financial and operational 

soundness. NCUA may consider other 

factors for the approval of funding 

requests in excess of $300,000 and will 

be assessed on a case-by-case basis. See 

Section III and IV of this NOFO for 

additional information. 

2. Maturity: Loans will generally 

mature in five years. A credit union may 

request a shorter loan period, but in no 

case will the term exceed five years. 

3. Interest: The interest rate on loans 

is governed by the CDRLF Loan Interest 

Rate Policy, which can be found on 

NCUA’s Web site at http:// 

www.ncua.gov/Resources/CUs/Dev/ 

Pages/Loans.aspx. 

4. Repayment: All loans made under 

the CDRLF must be repaid to NCUA 

regardless of how they are accounted for 

by the Participating Credit Union. 

(a) Principal: The entire principal is 

due at maturity. 

(b) Interest: Interest is due in semiannual payments beginning six months 

after the initial distribution of the loan. 

(c) Principal Prepayment: There is no 

penalty for principal prepayment. 

Principal prepayments may be made as 

often as monthly. 

D. Conditions: 

1. Loan Agreements: Each 

Participating Credit Union under this 

NOFO must enter into agreement with 

NCUA before NCUA will disburse loan 

funds. The agreement documents 

include, for example, a promissory note, 

loan agreement, security agreement (if 

applicable). For further information, see 

Section VI. of this NOFO. 

2. Matching Funds: Part 705.5(g) of 

NCUA’s regulations describe the overall 

requirements for matching funds. 

NCUA, in its sole discretion, may 

require matching funds of an Applicant, 

on a case-by-case basis depending on 

the financial condition of the Applicant. 

NCUA anticipates that most Applicants 

will not be required to obtain matching 

funds. However, each Applicant should 

address in the Application its strategy 

for raising matching funds if NCUA 

determines matching funds are required 

(see 12 CFR Part 705 and the 

Application for additional information). 

(a) Matching Funds Requirements: 

The specific terms and covenants 

pertaining to any matching funds 

requirement will be provided in the 

loan agreement of the Participating 

Credit Union. Following, are general 

matching requirements. NCUA, in its 

sole discretion, may amend these 

requirements depending upon its 

evaluation of the Applicant, but in no 

case will the amended requirements be 

greater than the conditions listed below. 

(i) The amount of matching funds 

required must generally be in an amount 

equal to the loan amount. 

(ii) Matching funds must be from nongovernmental member or nonmember 

share deposits. 

(iii) Any loan monies matched by 

nonmember share deposits are not 

subject to the 20% limitation on 

nonmember deposits under § 701.32 of 

NCUA’s regulations. 

(iv) Participating Credit Unions must 

maintain the outstanding loan amount 

in the total amount of share deposits for 

the duration of the loan. Once the loan 

is repaid, nonmember share deposits 

accepted to meet the matching 

requirement are subject to § 701.32 of 

NCUA’s regulations. 

(b) Criteria for Requiring Matching 

Funds: NCUA will use the following 

criteria to determine whether to require 

an Applicant to have matching funds as 

a condition of its loan. 

(i) CAMEL Composite Rating; 

(ii) CAMEL Management Component 

Rating; 

(iii) CAMEL Asset Quality; 

(iv) Regional Director Concurrence; 

and 

(v) Net Worth Ratio. 

(c) Documentation of Matching 

Funds: NCUA may contact the matching 

funds source to discuss the matching 

funds and the documentation that the 

Applicant has provided. If NCUA 

determines that any portion of the 

Applicant’s matching funds is ineligible 

under this NOFO, NCUA, in its sole 

discretion, may permit the Applicant to 

offer alternative matching funds as a 

substitute for the ineligible matching 

funds. In this case: (i) the Applicant 

must provide acceptable alternative 

matching funds documentation within 

10 business days of NCUA’s request. 

3. Compliance with Past Agreements: 

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this NOFO, NCUA will consider an 

Applicant’s record of compliance with 

past agreements, including any 

deobligation of funds. NCUA, in its sole 

discretion, will determine whether to 

consider an Application from an 

Applicant with a past record of 

noncompliance, including any 

deobligation (i.e. removal of unused 

awards) of funds. 

(a) Default Status: If an Applicant is 

in default of a previously executed 

agreement with NCUA, NCUA will not 

consider an Application for funding 

under this NOFO. 

(b) Undisbursed Funds: NCUA will 

not consider an Application if the 

Applicant is a prior awardee under the 

CDRLF Program and has unused grant 

awards as of the date of Application. 

III. Application Requirements 

A. Application Form: The application 

and related documents can be found on 

NCUA’s Web site at http:// 

www.ncua.gov/Resources/CUs/Dev/ 

Pages/Loans.aspx or at www.ncua.gov 

by entering ‘‘CDRLF Loan Application’’ 

as the keywords in the search function. 

NCUA will confirm receipt of 

Applications that are received by email 

or facsimile. 

B. Minimum Application Content: 

Each Applicant must complete and 

submit the following sections of the 

Application. 

1. DUNS Number: Based on an Office 

of Management and Budget (OMB) 

policy directive effective October 31, 

2003, credit unions must have a Data 

Universal Numbering System (DUNS) 

number issued by Dun and Bradstreet 

(D&B) in order to be eligible to receive 

funding from the CDRLF. NCUA will 

not consider an Application that does 

not include a valid DUNS number. Such 

an Application will be deemed 

incomplete and will be declined. 

Information on how to obtain a DUNS 

number may be found on D&B’s Web 

site at http://fedgov.dnb.com/webform 

or by calling D&B, toll-free, at 1–866– 

705–5711. 

2. Employer Identification Number: 

Each Application must include a valid 

and current Employer Identification 

Number (EIN) issued by the U.S. 

Internal Revenue Service (IRS). NCUA 

will not consider an application that 

does not include a valid and current 

EIN. Such an Application will be 

deemed incomplete and will be 

declined. Information on how to obtain 

a EIN may be found on the IRS’s Web 

site at www.irs.gov. 

3. Abbreviated Application: An 

Applicant requesting a loan amount of 

$300,000 or less is permitted to submit 

a short application form that limits the 

amount of required narrative responses. 

The required narratives will address the 

proposed use of funds; the credit 

union’s ability to obtain matching 

funds, if required; and how the credit 

union will assess the impact of the 

funding. 

4. Narrative Responses: Each 

Application must include the narratives 

listed below. Applicants must adhere to 

page limitations contained in the 

Application instructions. NCUA will 

not read or consider narrative comments 

beyond the page limits specified. 

Additionally, NCUA will read only 

information requested in the 

Application and will not read 

attachments that have not been 

requested in this NOFO or the 

Application. 

(a) Use of Funds: Each Applicant must 

submit a narrative describing how it 

intends to use the loan proceeds. The 

narrative should demonstrate that the 

loan will enhance the products and 

services the credit union provides to its 

members. It also should describe how 

those enhanced products and services 

will support the economic development 

of the community served by the credit 

union. 

(b) Matching Funds: Submit a 

narrative describing its strategy for 

raising matching funds from non-federal 

sources if matching funds are required. 

5. Large Loans: An Applicant 

requesting a loan in excess of $300,000 

is required to submit an application 

form that contains additional narrative 

comments supporting such request. The 

additional narrative consists of a 

business plan. 

(a) Business Plan: As detailed in Part 

705 of NCUA’s regulations, the business 

plan must: Describe the community’s 

need for financial products and services 

and the Applicant’s need for funding; 

summarize the services, financial 

products, and services provided by the 

Applicant; describe the Applicant’s 

involvement with other entities; 

describe the credit union’s marketing 

strategy to reach members and the 

community; and include financial 

projections. 

6. Non-federally Insured Applicants: 

(a) Additional Application 

Requirements: Each Applicant that is a 

non-federally insured, state-chartered 

credit union must submit additional 

application materials. These additional 

materials are more fully described in 

§ 705.6(b)(3) of NCUA’s regulations and 

in the Application. 

(b) Examination by NCUA: Nonfederally insured, state-chartered credit 

unions must agree to be examined by 

NCUA. The specific terms and 

covenants pertaining to this condition 

will be provided in the loan agreement 

of the Participating Credit Union. 

C. Submission of Application: Under 

this NOFO, Applications must submit 

through one of the following methods: 

(a) Email submission: 

OSCUIAPPS@ncua.gov. 

(b) Facsimile submission: 703–519– 

4088. 

IV. Application Review 

A. Review Process: 

1. Eligibility and Completeness 

Review: NCUA will review each 

Application to determine whether it is 

complete and that the Applicant meets 

the eligibility requirements described in 

the Regulations and Section II. of this 

NOFO. An incomplete Application or 

one that does not meet the eligibility 

requirements will be declined without 

further consideration. 

2. Substantive Review: After an 

Applicant is determined eligible and its 

Application is determined complete, 

NCUA will conduct a substantive 

review in accordance with the criteria 

and procedures described in the 

Regulations and this NOFO. NCUA 

reserves the right to contact the 

Applicant during its review for the 

purpose of clarifying or confirming 

information contained in the 

Application. If so contacted, the 

Applicant must respond within the time 

specified by NCUA or NCUA, in its sole 

discretion, may decline the application 

without further consideration. 

3. Evaluation and Scoring: The 

evaluation criteria are more fully 

described in § 705.6 of NCUA’s 

regulations. NCUA will evaluate each 

Application that receives a substantive 

review on the four criteria categories 

described in the regulation: Financial 

Performance, Compatibility, Feasibility, 

and Examination Information and 

Concurrence from Regional Director of 

Qualifying Credit Unions. 

(a) Assessment of Impact: The 

Compatibility criteria will take into 

consideration the extent of community 

need and projected impact of the 

funding on the Applicant’s members 

and community. 

(b) Effective Strategy: The Feasibility 

criteria will take into consideration the 

quality of the Applicant’s strategy and 

its capacity to execute the strategy as 

demonstrated by its past performance, 


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partnering relationships, and other 

relevant factors. 

(c) Evaluating Prior Award 

Performance: For prior participants of 

the CDRLF Program, loans may not be 

awarded if the participant: (i) Is 

noncompliant with any active award; 

(ii) failed to make timely loan payments 

to NCUA during fiscal years prior to the 

date of Application; and (iii) had an 

award deobligated (i.e. removal of 

unused awarded funds) during fiscal 

years prior to the date of Application. 

4. Input from Examiners: NCUA will 

not approve an award to a credit union 

for which its NCUA regional examining 

office or State Supervisory Agency 

(SSA), if applicable, indicates it has 

safety and soundness concerns. If the 

NCUA regional office or SSA identifies 

a safety and soundness concern, OSCUI, 

in conjunction with the regional office 

or SSA, will assess whether the 

condition of the Applicant is adequate 

to undertake the activities for which 

funding is requested, and the 

obligations of the loan and its 

conditions. NCUA, in its sole discretion, 

may defer decision on funding an 

Application until the credit union’s 

safety and soundness conditions 

improve. 

V. Award Process 

A. Award Selection: NCUA will make 

its award selections based on a 

consistent scoring system where each 

applicant will receive an individual 

score. NCUA will consider the impact of 

the funding. In addition, NCUA may 

consider the geographic diversity of the 

Applicants in its funding decisions. 

When loan demand is high applications 

will be ranked based on the 

aforementioned. 

B. Notice of Award: NCUA will notify 

each Applicant of its funding decision. 

Notification will generally be by email. 

Applicants that are approved for 

funding will also receive instructions on 

how to proceed with disbursement of 

the loan. 

VI. Disbursement of Funds 

A. Loan Agreement: Each Applicant 

selected to receive a loan under this 

NOFO must sign a Loan Agreement and 

a Promissory Note in order to receive a 

disbursement of funds. The Loan 

Agreement will include the terms and 

conditions of funding, including but not 

limited to the: (i) Loan amount; (ii) 

interest rate; (iii) repayment 

requirements; (iv) accounting treatment; 

(v) impact measures; and (vi) reporting 

requirements. 

1. Failure to Sign Agreement: NCUA, 

in its sole discretion, may rescind a loan 

offer if the Applicant fails to return the 

signed loan documents and/or any other 

requested documentation, within the 

time specified by NCUA. 

2. Multiple Disbursements: NCUA 

may determine, in its sole discretion, to 

fund a loan in multiple disbursements. 

In such cases, the process for 

disbursement will be specified by 

NCUA in the Loan Agreement. 

VII. Post-Award Requirements 

A. Reporting Requirements: Annually, 

each Participating Credit Union will 

submit an annual report to NCUA. The 

report will address the Participating 

Credit Union’s use of the loan funds; the 

impact of funding; and explanation of 

any failure to meet objectives for use of 

proceeds, outcome, or impact. NCUA, in 

its sole discretion, may modify these 

requirements. However, such reporting 

requirements will be modified only after 

notice to affected credit unions. 

1. Report Form: The annual report 

form will be available on NCUA’s Web 

site. The loan agreement will describe 

the requirements more fully. A 

Participating Credit Union is 

responsible for timely and complete 

submission of the report. NCUA will use 

such information to monitor each 

Participating Credit Union’s compliance 

with the requirements of its loan 

agreement and to assess the impact of 

the CDRLF Program. 

VIII. Urgent Requests for Funding 

A. Funding Requests: Consistent with 

§ 705.7 of NCUA’s regulations, NCUA 

will consider requests for funding on an 

emergency basis to eligible credit 

unions. To allow for the Agency to 

respond with maximum efficiency, such 

requests will be handled on a case-bycase basis. NCUA, in its sole discretion, 

will determine what information an 

eligible credit union must submit, the 

timeframe for such submission, and 

how to evaluate such requests. 

1. Contacting NCUA: To request 

assistance under this provision, contact 

OSCUI as listed below. 

IX. Agency Contacts 

A. Methods of Contact: For further 

information, contact NCUA as follows: 

Email: OSCUIAPPS@ncua.gov. 

Telephone: 703–518–6610 (not a toll 

free number). 

B. Information Technology Support: 

People who have visual or mobility 

impairments that prevent them from 

using NCUA’s Web site should call 

(703) 518–6610 for guidance (this is not 

a toll free number). 

By the National Credit Union 

Administration Board on March 14, 2012. 

Mary F. Rupp, 

Secretary of the Board. 

[FR Doc. 2012–6610 Filed 3–19–12; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 7535–01–P 

NUCLEAR REGULATORY 

COMMISSION 

[NRC–2012–0070] 

Updated Aging Management Criteria 

for Reactor Vessel Internal 

Components of Pressurized Water 

Reactors 

AGENCY: Nuclear Regulatory 

Commission. 

ACTION: Draft interim staff guidance; 

request for comment. 

SUMMARY: The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory 

Commission (NRC or the Commission) 

requests public comment on draft 

license renewal interim staff guidance 

(LR–ISG), LR–ISG–2011–04, ‘‘Updated 

Aging Management Criteria for PWR 

Reactor Vessel Internal Components.’’ 

This draft LR–ISG revises the guidance 

in the Standard Review Plan for Review 

of License Renewal Applications for 

Nuclear Power Plants (SRP–LR) and 

Generic Aging Lessons Learned (GALL) 

Report for the aging management of 

stainless steel structures and 

components exposed to treated borated 

water. 

DATES: Submit comments by May 21, 

2012. Comments received after this date 

will be considered, if it is practical to do 

so, but the NRC staff is able to ensure 

consideration only for comments 

received on or before this date. 

ADDRESSES: You may access information 

and comment submissions related to 

this document by searching on http:// 

www.regulations.gov under Docket ID 

NRC–2012–0070. 

You may submit comments by the 

following methods: 

• Federal Rulemaking Web site: Go to 

http://www.regulations.gov and search 

for Docket ID NRC–2012–0070. Address 

questions about NRC dockets to Carol 

Gallagher; telephone: 301–492–3668; 

email: Carol.Gallagher@nrc.gov. 

• Mail comments to: Cindy Bladey, 

Chief, Rules, Announcements, and 

Directives Branch (RADB), Office of 

Administration, Mail Stop: TWB–05– 

B01M, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory 

Commission, Washington, DC 20555– 

0001. 

• Fax comments to: RADB at 301– 

492–3446. 

For additional direction on accessing 

information and submitting comments, 


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