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 Department of Energy Federal Energy Regulatory Commission 18 CFR Part 11
[Docket No. RM86-2-000]
 AGENCY: Federal Energy Regulatory Commission.
 ACTION: Final rule; update of Federal land use fees.
 SUMMARY: On May 8, 1987, the Commission issued its final rule amending Part 11 of its regulations (Order No. 469, 52 FR 18201( May 14, 1987)). The final rule revised the billing procedures for annual charges for administering Part I of the Federal Power Act, the billing procedures for charges for Federal dam and land use, and the methodology for assessing Federal land use charges. In accordance with the Commission's regulations, the Commission by its designee, the Executive Director, is updating its schedule of fees for the use of government lands. The yearly update is based on the most recent schedule of fees for the use of linear rights-of-way prepared by the United States Forest Service. Since the next fiscal year will cover the period from October 1, 2000, through September 30, 2001, the fees in 
                        ( print page 76917)
                        this notice will become effective October 1, 2000. The fees will apply to fiscal year 2001 annual charges for the use of government lands. The Commission has concluded, with the concurrence of the Administrator of the Office of Information and Regulatory Affairs of OMB that this rule is not a “major rule” as defined in section 351 of the Small Business Regulatory Enforcement Fairness Act of 1996, 5 U.S.C 804(2).
 EFFECTIVE DATE: October 1, 2000.
 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Fannie Kingsberry,Financial Services Division, Office of the Executive Director, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, 888 First Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426, (202) 219-2885.


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Reporting and recordkeeping requirements
 Thomas R. Herlihy, Executive Director and Chief Financial Officer.
 Accordingly, the Commission, effective October 1, 2000, amends Part 11 of Chapter I, Title 18 of the Code of Federal Regulations, as follows. PART 11—[AMENDED]
 1.The authority citation for Part 11 continues to read as follows: Authority:
                        16 U.S.C. 791a-825r; 42 U.S.C. 7101-7352. 2.In Part 11, Appendix A is revised to read as follows: STATE
COUNTY
RATE PER ACREALABAMA
ALL COUNTIES
$25.35ARKANSAS
ALL COUNTIES
19.02ARIZONA
APACHE
6.32COCHISEGILAGRAHAMLA PAZMOHAVENAVAJOPIMAYAVAPAIYUMACOCONINO NORTH OF COLORADO RIVERCOCONINO SOUTH OF COLORADO RIVER
25.35GREENLEEMARICOPAPINALSANTA CRUZCALIFORNIA
IMPERIAL
12.68INYOLASSENMODOCRIVERSIDESAN BERNARDINOSISKIYOU
19.02ALAMEDA
31.69ALPINEAMADORBUTTECALAVERASCOLUSACONTRA COSTADEL NORTEEL DORADO( print page 76918)FRESNOGLENNHUMBOLDTKERNKINGSLAKEMADERAMARIPOSAMENDICINOMERCEDMONONAPANEVADAPLACERPLUMASSACRAMENTOSAN BENITOSAN JOAQUINSANTA CLARASHASTASIERRASOLANOSONOMASTANISLAUSSUTTERTEHAMATRINITYTULARE KINGSTUOLUMNEYOLOYUBALOS ANGELES
38.05MARINMONTEREYORANGESAN DIEGOSAN FRANCISCOSAN LUIS OBISPOSAN MATEOSANTA BARBARACOLORADO
ADAMS
6.32ARAPAHOEBENTCHEYENNECROWLEYELBERTEL PASOHUERFANOKIOWAKIT CARSONLINCOLNLOGANMOFFATMONTEZUMAMORGANPUEBLOSEDGEWICKWASHINGTONWELDYUMABACA
12.68DOLORESGARFIELDLAS ANIMASMESAMONTROSEOTEROPROWERSRIO BLANCOROUTTSAN MIGUELALAMOSA
25.35ARCHULETA( print page 76919)BOULDERCHAFFEECLEAR CREEKCONEJOSCOSTILLACUSTERDENVERDELTADOUGLASEAGLEFREMONTGILPINGRANDGUNNISONHINSDALEJACKSONJEFFERSONLAKELA PLATALARIMERMINERALOURAYPARKPITKINRIO GRANDESAGUACHESAN JUANSUMMITTELLERCONNECTICUT
ALL COUNTIES
6.32FLORIDA
BAKER
38.05BAYBRADFORDCALHOUNCLAYCOLUMBIADIXIEDUVALESCAMBIAFRANKLINGADSDENGILCHRISTGULFHAMILTONHOLMESJACKSONJEFFERSONLAFAYETTELEONLIBERTYMADISONNASSAUOKALOOSASANTA ROSASUWANNEETAYLORUNIONWAKULLAWALTONWASHINGTONALL OTHERS COUNTIES
63.38GEORGIA
ALL COUNTIES
38.05IDAHO
CASSIA
6.32GOODINGJEROMELINCOLNMINIDOKAONEIDAOWYHEEPOWERTWIN FALLS
19.02ADAADAMS( print page 76920)BANNOCKBEAR LAKEBENEWAHBINGHAMBLAINEBOISEBONNERBONNEVILLEBOUNDARYBUTTECAMASCANYONCARIBOUCLARKCLEARWATERCUSTERELMOREFRANKLINFREMONTGEMIDAHOJEFFERSONKOOTENAILATAHLEMHILEWISMADISONNEZ PERCEPAYETTESHOSHONETETONVALLEYWASHINGTONILLINOIS
ALL COUNTIES
19.02INDIANA
ALL COUNTIES
31.69KANSAS
MORTON
12.68ALL OTHER COUNTIES
6.32KENTUCKY
ALL COUNTIES
19.02LOUISIANA
ALL COUNTIES
38.05MAINE
ALL COUNTIES
19.02MICHIGAN
ALGER
19.02BARAGACHIPPEWADELTADICKINSONGOGEBICHOUGHTONIRONKEWEENAWLUCEMACKINGMARQUETTEMENOMINEEONTONAGONSCHOOLCRAFTALL OTHER COUNTIES
25.35MINNESOTA
ALL COUNTIES
19.02MISSISSIPPI
ALL COUNTIES
25.35MISSOURI
ALL COUNTIES
19.02MONTANA
BIG HORN
6.32BLAINECARTERCASCADECHOUTEAUCUSTERDANIELSMECONEMEAGHERDAWSON
6.32FALLONFERGUSGARFIELDGLACIER( print page 76921)GOLDEN VALLEYHILLJUDITH BASINLIBERTYMUSSELSHELLPETROLEUMPHILLIPSPONDERAPOWER RIVERPRAIRIERICHLANDROOSEVELTROSEBUDSHERIDANTETONTOOLETREASUREVALLEYWHEATLANDWIBAUXYELLOWSTONEBEAVERHEAD
19.02BROADWATERCARBONDEER LODGEFLATHEADGALLATINGRANITEJEFFERSONLAKELEWIS & CLARKLINCOLNMADISONMINERALMISSOULAPARKPOWELLRAVALLISANDERSSILVER BOWSTILLWATERSWEET GRASSNEBRASKA
ALL COUNTIES
6.32NEVADA
CHURCHILL
3.16CLARKELKOESMERALDAEUREKAHUMBOLDTLANDERLINCOLNLYONMINERALNYEPERSHINGWASHOEWHITE PINECARSON CITY
31.69DOUGLASSTORYNEW HAMPSHIRE
ALL COUNTIES
19.02NEW MEXICO
CHAVES
6.32CURRYDE BACADONA ANAEDDYGRANTGUADALUPEHARDINGHIDALGOLEALUNAMCKINLEY( print page 76922)OTEROQUAYROOSEVELTSAN JUANSOCORROTORRENCE
12.68RIO ARRIBASANDOUALUNIONBERNALILLO
25.35CATRONCIBOLACOLFAXLINCOLNLOS ALAMOSMORASAN MIGUELSANTA FESIERRATAOSVALENCIANEW YORK
ALL COUNTIES
25.35NORTH CAROLINA
ALL COUNTIES
38.05NORTH DAKOTA
ALL COUNTIES
6.32OHIO
ALL COUNTIES
25.35OKLAHOMA
BEAVER
12.68CIMARRONROGER MILLSTEXASLE FLORE
19.02MC CURTAINALL OTHER COUNTIES
6.32PENNSYLVANIA
ALL COUNTIES
25.35OREGON
HARNEY LAKE
6.32MALHEURBAKER
12.68CROOKDESCHUTESGILLAMGRANTJEFFERSONKLAMATHMORROWSHERMANUMATILLAUNIONWALLOWAWASCOWHEELERCOOS
19.02CURRYDOUGLASJACKSONJOSEPHINEBENTON
25.35CLACKAMASCLATSOPCOLUMBIAHOOD RIVERLANELINCOLNLINNMARIONMULTNOMAHPOLKTILLAMOOKWASHINGTONYAMHILLPENNSYLVANIA
ALL COUNTIES
25.35PUERTO RICO
ALL
38.05SOUTH DAKOTA
BUTTE
19.02CUSTERFALL RIVER( print page 76923)LAWRENCEMEADPENNINGTONALL OTHER COUNTIES
6.32SOUTH CAROLINA
ALL COUNTIES
38.05TENNESSEE
ALL COUNTIES
25.35TEXAS
CULBERSON
6.32EL PASOHUDSPETHALL OTHER COUNTIES
38.05UTAH
BEAVER
6.32BOX ELDERCARBONDUCHESNEEMERYGARFIELDGRANDIRONJUABKANEMILLARDSAN JUANTOOELEUINTAHWAYNEWASHINGTON
12.68CACHE
19.02DAGGETTDAVISMORGANPIUTERICHSALT LAKESANPETESEVIERSUMMITUTAHWASATCHWEBERVERMONT
ALL COUNTIES
25.35VIRGINIA
ALL COUNTIES
25.35WASHINGTON
ADAMS
12.68ASOTINBENTONCHELANCOLUMBIADOUGLASFRANKLINGARFIELD
12.68GRANTKITTITASKLICKITATLINCOLNOKANOGANSPOKANEWALLA WALLAWHITMANYAKIMAFERRY
19.02PEND OREILLESTEVENSCLALLAM
25.35CLARKCOWLITZGRAYS HARBORISLANDJEFFERSONKINGKITSAPLEWISMASONPACIFICPIERCE( print page 76924)SAN JUANSKAGITSKAMANIASNOHOMISHTHURSTONWAHKIAKUMWHATCOMWEST VIRGINIA
ALL COUNTIES
25.35WISCONSIN
ALL COUNTIES
19.02WYOMING
ALBANY
6.32CAMPBELLCARBONCONVERSEGOSHENHOT SPRINGSJOHNSONLARAMIELINCOLNNATRONANIOBRARAPLATTESHERIDANSWEETWATERFREMONTSUBLETTEUINTAWASHAKIE
19.02BIG HORNCROOKPARKTETONWESTONALL OTHER ZONES

6.35


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