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Working Group meetings are held at

locations other than at NRC facilities,

reproduction facilities may not be

available at a reasonable cost.

Accordingly, 25 additional copies of the

materials to be used during the meeting

should be provided for distribution at

such meetings.

Special Provisions When Proprietary

Sessions Are To Be Held

If it is necessary to hold closed

sessions for the purpose of discussing

matters involving proprietary

information, persons with agreements

permitting access to such information

may attend those portions of the ACNW

meetings where this material is being

discussed upon confirmation that such

agreements are effective and related to

the material being discussed.

The Designated Federal Official

should be informed of such an

agreement at least five working days

prior to the meeting so that it can be

confirmed, and a determination can be

made regarding the applicability of the

agreement to the material that will be

discussed during the meeting. The

minimum information provided should

include information regarding the date

of the agreement, the scope of material

included in the agreement, the project

or projects involved, and the names and

titles of the persons signing the

agreement. Additional information may

be requested to identify the specific

agreement involved. A copy of the

executed agreement should be provided

to the Designated Federal Official prior

to the beginning of the meeting for

admittance to the closed session.

Dated: October 4, 2000.

Andrew L. Bates,

Advisory Committee Management Officer.

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Advisory Committee on Reactor

Safeguards; Procedures for Meetings

Background

This notice describes procedures to be

followed with respect to meetings

conducted by the Nuclear Regulatory

Commission’s (NRC’s) Advisory

Committee on Reactor Safeguards

(ACRS) pursuant to the Federal

Advisory Committee Act. These

procedures are set forth so that they may

be incorporated by reference in future

notices for individual meetings.

The ACRS is a statutory group

established by Congress to review and

report on applications for the licensing

of nuclear power reactor facilities and

on certain other nuclear safety matters.

The Committee’s reports become a part

of the public record.

The ACRS meetings are conducted in

accordance with the Federal Advisory

Committee Act; they are normally open

to the public and provide opportunities

for oral or written statements from

members of the public to be considered

as part of the Committee’s information

gathering process. ACRS reviews do not

normally encompass matters pertaining

to environmental impacts other than

those related to radiological safety.

The ACRS meetings are not

adjudicatory hearings such as those

conducted by the NRC’s Atomic Safety

and Licensing Board Panel as part of the

Commission’s licensing process.

General Rules Regarding ACRS

Meetings

An agenda is published in the Federal

Register for each full Committee

meeting and is available on the Internet

at http://www.nrc.gov/ACRSACNW and

is updated as changes are made. There

may be a need to make changes to the

agenda to facilitate the conduct of the

meeting. The Chairman of the

Committee is empowered to conduct the

meeting in a manner that, in his/her

judgment, will facilitate the orderly

conduct of business, including making

provisions to continue the discussion of

matters not completed on the scheduled

day on another meeting day. Persons

planning to attend the meeting may

contact the Designated Federal Official

specified in the individual Federal

Register Notice prior to the meeting to

be advised of any changes to the agenda

that may have occurred. This individual

can be contacted between 7:30 a.m. and

4:15 p.m., Eastern Time.

The following requirements shall

apply to public participation in ACRS

full Committee meetings:

(a) Persons wishing to submit written

comments regarding the agenda items

may do so by sending a readily

reproducible copy addressed to the

Designated Federal Official specified in

the Federal Register Notice, care of the

Advisory Committee on Reactor

Safeguards, U.S. Nuclear Regulatory

Commission, Washington, DC 20555.

Comments should be limited to items

being considered by the Committee.

Comments should be in the possession

of the Designated Federal Official at

least five days prior to a meeting to

allow time for reproduction and

distribution. Written comments may

also be submitted by providing a readily

reproducible copy to the Designated

Federal Official at the beginning of the

meeting.

(b) Persons desiring to make oral

statements at the meeting should make

a request to do so to the Designated

Federal Official. If possible, the request

should be made five days before the

meeting, identifying the topics to be

discussed and the amount of time

needed for presentation so that orderly

arrangements can be made. The

Committee will hear oral statements on

topics being reviewed at an appropriate

time during the meeting as scheduled by

the Chairman.

(c) Information regarding topics to be

discussed, changes to the agenda,

whether the meeting has been canceled

or rescheduled, and the time allotted to

present oral statements can be obtained

by contacting the Designated Federal

Official between 7:30 a.m. and 4:15

p.m., Eastern Time.

(d) During the presentations and

discussions at ACRS meetings,

questions may be asked only by ACRS

members, ACRS consultants and staff,

and the NRC staff.

(e) The use of still, motion picture,

and television cameras will be

permitted at the discretion of the

Chairman and subject to the condition

that the physical installation and

presence of such equipment will not

interfere with the conduct of the

meeting. The Designated Federal

Official will have to be notified prior to

the meeting and will authorize the

installation or use of such equipment

after consultation with the Chairman.

The use of such equipment will be

restricted as is necessary to protect

proprietary or privileged information

that may be in documents, folders, etc.,

in the meeting room. Electronic

recordings will be permitted only

during those portions of the meeting

that are open to the public.

(f) A transcript is kept for certain open

portions of the meeting and will be

made available to the public through the

NRC’s Public Document Room, One

White Flint North, Room O–1F21, 11555

Rockville Pike, Rockville, MD 20852–

2738, or from the Publicly Available

Records (PARS) component of NRC’s

document system (ADAMS) which is

accessible from the NRC Web site at

http://www.nrc.gov/NRC/ADAMS/

index.html (the Public Electronic

Reading Room). A copy of the certified

minutes of the meeting will be available

at the same location on or before three

months following the meeting. Copies

may be obtained from the PDR upon

payment of appropriate reproduction

charges. ACRS meeting agenda, meeting

transcripts, and letter reports are

available for downloading or viewing on

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ACRSACNW.

(g) Videoteleconferencing service is

available for observing open sessions of

ACRS meetings. Those wishing to use

this service for observing ACRS

meetings should contact Mr. Theron

Brown, ACRS Audio Visual Technician,

(301–415–8066) between 7:30 a.m. and

3:45 p.m. Eastern Time at least 10 days

before the meeting to ensure the

availability of this service. Individuals

or organizations requesting this service

will be responsible for telephone line

charges and for providing the

equipment and facilities that they use to

establish the videoteleconferencing link.

The availability of

videoteleconferencing services is not

guaranteed.

ACRS Subcommittee Meetings

ACRS Subcommittee meetings will

also be conducted in accordance with

the above procedures, as appropriate.

When Subcommittee meetings are held

at locations other than at NRC facilities,

reproduction facilities may not be

available at a reasonable cost.

Accordingly, 25 additional copies of the

materials to be used during the meeting

should be provided for distribution at

such meetings.

Special Provisions When Proprietary

Sessions Are To Be Held

If it is necessary to hold closed

sessions for the purpose of discussing

matters involving proprietary

information, persons with agreements

permitting access to such information

may attend those portions of the ACRS

meetings where this material is being

discussed upon confirmation that such

agreements are effective and related to

the material being discussed.

The Designated Federal Official

should be informed of such an

agreement at least five working days

prior to the meeting so that it can be

confirmed, and a determination can be

made regarding the applicability of the

agreement to the material that will be

discussed during the meeting. The

minimum information provided should

include information regarding the date

of the agreement, the scope of material

included in the agreement, the project

or projects involved, and the names and

titles of the persons signing the

agreement. Additional information may

be requested to identify the specific

agreement involved. A copy of the

executed agreement should be provided

to the Designated Federal Official prior

to the beginning of the meeting for

admittance to the closed session.

Dated: October 4, 2000.

Andrew L. Bates,

Advisory Committee Management Officer.

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Appointments to Recertification

Performance Review Boards for the

Senior Executive Service

AGENCY: Nuclear Regulatory

Commission.

ACTION: Appointment to Recertification

Performance Review Boards for the

Senior Executive Service.

SUMMARY: The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory

Commission (NRC) has announced the

following appointments to NRC

Recertification Performance Review

Boards.

The following individuals are

appointed as members of the NRC

Recertification Performance Review

Board (PRB) responsible for making

recommendations to the appointing and

awarding authorities on recertification

for Senior Executives:

Appointees

Patricia G. Norry, Deputy Executive

Director for Management Services,

Chair

Ellis Merschoff, Regional Administrator,

Region IV

Stephen G. Burns, Deputy General

Counsel

The following individuals are

appointed as members of the NRC

Recertification PRB Panel responsible

for making recommendations to the

appointing and awarding authorities on

recertification of Recertification PRB

members:

Appointees

Jesse L. Funches, Chief Financial

Officer, Chair

Frank Miraglia, Deputy Executive

Director for Reactor Programs

Dennis Rathbun, Director, Office of

Congressional Affairs

All appointments are made pursuant

to section 4314 of chapter 43 of title 5

of the United States Code.

EFFECTIVE DATE: October 11, 2000.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Carolyn J. Swanson, U.S. Nuclear

Regulatory Commission, Washington,

DC 20555 (301) 415–7530.

Dated at Rockville, Maryland, this 29th day

of September, 2000.

For the U.S. Nuclear Regulatory

Commission.

Carolyn J. Swanson,

Secretary, Executive Resources Board

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PRESIDIO TRUST

The Presidio of San Francisco,

California; Amendment of Notice of

Intent and Extension of the Public

Comment Period for the Presidio Trust

Implementation Plan Supplemental

Environmental Impact Statement

AGENCY: The Presidio Trust.

ACTION: Amendment of initial Notice of

Intent to conduct public scoping and

prepare a Supplemental Environmental

Impact Statement and extension of

scoping period.

SUMMARY: The Presidio Trust (Trust) is

amending its Notice of Intent published

on June 30, 2000 (65 FR 40707) to add

a third public scoping meeting and

make factual corrections. The Trust is

also extending the previously

announced scoping period from

November 15, 2000 to December 8, 2000

to provide additional time for the public

to make views known regarding the

Presidio Trust Implementation Plan

(PTIP) Environmental Impact Statement

(EIS). The PTIP EIS is a supplement to

the 1994 Final General Management

Plan Amendment (GMPA) EIS for the

Presidio.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: On June

30, 2000, the Trust announced its

intention to prepare a Supplemental EIS

for PTIP and to hold two public scoping

meetings to determine the scope of

impact topics and alternatives to be

addressed in the Supplemental EIS (first

NOI; 65 FR 40707–08). The first public

workshop on July 12, 2000 addressed

scoping issues and solicited public

comment regarding the range of issues,

alternatives, and specific impacts to be

evaluated in the Supplemental EIS. A

second workshop, not originally

planned but widely announced through

a variety of media and held on

September 13, 2000, solicited comments

on financial planning concepts that will

help shape the alternatives to be

evaluated in the EIS. A third workshop,

previously planned for October 11, 2000

and now rescheduled for November 15,

2000 will present conceptual

alternatives to be addressed in the EIS

and visions for the Presidio’s future.

The extension of the scoping period

until December 8, 2000 will enable the

public to review and comment on the