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Notices Federal Register

Voî. 51, No. 234

Friday, December 5, 1986

This section of the FEDERAL REGISTER 

contains documents other than rules or 

proposed rules that are applicable to the 

public. Notices of hearings and 

investigations, committee meetings, agency 

decisions and rulings, delegations of 

authority, filing of petitions and 

applications and agency statements of 

organization and functions are examples 

of documents appearing in this section.

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Forest Service

Shasta-Trinity National Forests, 

Siskiyou County, CA; Intent to Prepare 

an Environmental Impact Statement

The Department of Agriculture, Forest 

Service, will prepare an environmental 

impact statement for a proposal to 

permit the development of Mt. Shasta 

Ski Area on the Mt. Shasta Ranger 

District.

A 1926 Order by Secretary of 

Agriculture Jardine designated 29,620 

acres as the M L Shasta Recreation Area, 

including the proposed project area, for 

use and enjoyment of the general public 

for recreation purposes. The Mt. Shasta 

Ranger District Multiple Use Plan (1969) 

recognizes the winter sports 

opportunities present in the area, and 

guided the development of the previous 

ski area at that location. The 1984 

environmental assessment, Mt. Shasta 

Ski Area Development, addressed the 

issues of land use and site capacity. The 

July 16,1984 decision by then Forest 

Superviso* Barney Coster established a 

1690 acre site that would be available 

for development of downhill skiing for 

up to 5000 skiers at one time.

A range of alternatives for this site 

will be considered. Alternatives will 

consider development designs with a 

variety of skier capacities. Alternative 

locations for uphill facilities, ski runs, 

and support facilities will be considered. 

One alternative will be nondevelopment 

of the site.

Federal, State, and local agencies; 

Project proponents; and other 

organizations and individuals who may 

oe affected by or interested in the 

decision wffi be invited to participate in 

the scoping process. This process will 

include:

1- Identification of potential issues.

2. Identification of significant issues to 

be examined is depth.

3. Elimination of insignificant issues 

or those which have been covered by a 

previous environmental review.

Public scoping sessions will be held at 

the following locations and times: Mount 

Shasta Recreation Center, Mount 

Shasta, California on January 6,1987 

from 7-9 p.m.; Yreka City Council 

Chambers, Yreka, California on January 

7,1987 from 7-9 p.m.; and Shasta High 

School, Room 29, Redding, California on 

January 8,1987 from 7-9 pun.

Robert R. Tyrrel, Forest Supervisor, 

Shasta-Trinity National Forests, is the 

responsible official.

The analysis is expected to take about 

ten months. The draft environmental 

impact statement is scheduled to be 

available by October, 1987. The final 

environmental impact statement should 

be completed by February, 1988.

Written comments and suggestions 

concerning the analysis should be sent 

to Robert R. Tyrrel, Forest Supervisor, 

Shasta-Trinity National Forests, 2400 

Washington Avenue, Redding,

California 96001, by January 30,1987.

Questions about the proposed action 

and environmental impact statement 

should be directed to Doug Schleusner, 

EIS Team Leader, Shasta Lake Ranger 

District, 6543 Holiday Road, Redding, 

California 96003, phone (916) 275-1587.

Dated: December 1,1986.

William V . Carpenter,

Deputy Forest Supervisor.

[FR Doc. 86-27327 Filed 12-4-86; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 3410-11-M

Packers and Stockyards 

Administration

Certification of Central Filing System

The Statewide central filing system of 

Maine is hereby certified, pursuant to 

section 1324 of the Food Security Act of 

1985, on the basis of informaton 

submitted by James S. Henderson, 

Deputy Secretary of State, for all farm 

products produced in that State.

This is issued pursuant to authority 

delegated by the Secretary of 

Agriculture.

Authority: Sec. 1324(c)(2), Pub. L 99-198, 99 

Stat. 1535, 7 U.S.C. 1631(c)(Z); 7 CFR 

2.17(e)(3), 2J>6(a)(3), 51 FR 22795.

Dated: December 2,1986,

B.H. (Bill) Jones,

Administrator Packers and Stockyards

Administraton.

[FR Doc. 86-27371 Filed 12-4-86; 8:45 amj 

BILLING CODE 3410-KD-M

DEPARTMENT OF COMMERCE

Agency Forms Under Review by the 

Office of Management and Budget 

(OMB)

DOC has submitted to OMB for 

clearance the following proposals for 

collection of information under the 

provisions of the Paperwork Reduction 

Act (44 U .S.C. Chapter 35).

Agency: Bureau of the Census 

Title: Census of Transportation Truck 

Inventory and Use Survey 

Form number: Agency—TC-9501, T C9502; OMB—N/A 

Type of request: New collection 

Burden; 140,000 respondent; 46,200 

reporting hours

Needs and uses; The Truck Inventory 

and Use Survey provides data on the 

physical and operational 

characteristics of the nation’s truck 

population. These data are used by 

government agencies, major 

manufacturers of trucks and their 

component parts, and consulting firms 

to establish policy for the trucking 

industry and to predict market trends. 

Respondents of this survey will 

consist of registered truck owners and 

leasees.

Affected Public: Individuals or 

households; farms; businesses or other 

for-profit institutions; non-profit 

institutions; small businesses or 

organizations 

Frequency: One-time 

Respondent’s obligation: Mandatory 

OMB desk officer Timothy Sprehe 395-

4814

Agency: Bureau of the Census 

Title: 1987 Census of Service Industries 

Form number: Agency—various; OMB—

N/A

Type of request: New collection 

Burden: 10,075,000 respondents; 549,800 

reporting hours

Needs and uses: The Economic 

Censuses, conducted under provisions 

of title 13 U .S.C., Section 131, 

constitute the primary source of facts 

about the structure and functioning of 

a large segment of the economy and