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PON. Evaluation criteria wdi be defined 

as part of the PON. DOE will select tiie 

type of award refatioaahip fcanfract 

grant, or cooperative agreement] 

following die evaluation process. If the 

selected relationship is a contract, tiie 

regulations defined in the Federal 

Acquisition Regulation end die DOE 

Acquisition Regulation wiM be followed. 

If the selected relationship ia expected 

to be a financial assistance instrument. 

the DOE Assistance Regulation wiil be 

followed. Specifically. 10 CFR part 600 

will apply if the intended relationship ia 

expected to be a cooperative agreeneat 

or&anL 

DATES: Parties who would like to 

receive a copy of the PON should submit 

a written request to the contact fisted 

below. All reqneets for a PON should he 

submitted by May 17.199a All requests 

should reference solicitation number 

DE-PN65-«3WA07071. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Ms. Jerri L Adams, Contracting Officer, 

Western Area Power Admmwtratian. 

P.O. Box 3402. Mail Code A1521. Golden, 

CO 80401. (363) 231-7287. 

Issued «t Golden, Colorado, April 4,1890. 

William H. Oagatt. 

Administrator. 

[FR Doc. 90-6893 Filed 4-16-00; 8:45 am] 

BOiJNO COOE MSO-OMi 

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION 

AGENCY 

[FRL-3756-6J 

Guidelines Establishing Test 

Procedures for the Analysis of 

Pollutants 

AGENCY: Environmental Protection 

Agency (EPA). 

ACTION: Notice. 

SUMMARY: This notice announces the 

intentions of the EPA to conduct MI 

interiaboratory study of a "Proposed 

Test Method for Hexavaient Chruuiinni 

in Water by Ion Chromatography." This 

study will be a part of ths selection and 

evaluation process poor to proposal of a 

hexBvaient chromium method under 

section 304(h) of tiie Clean Water Act 

EPA through the Environmental 

Monitoring Systems LaboratoryCincinnati in cooperation with the 

American Society of Testing aad 

Materials-Philadelphia. Committee Dlfl 

on Water will conduct die 

interiaboratory study- By this notice 

EPA is soliciting participants for tins 

•tady. 

DATCS: Those wishing topartcJpate-inv,n 

this iaterfaboratary itady must ta^md^ 

byKfayt7,W0O. 

I: Thoee wishing to 

participate in this stody should write to 

James J. lichisnbeig, EaviroomentaJ 

Monitoring Systems Laboratory, Office 

of Research and Development, US. 

Environmental Protection Agency, 

Cincinnati, OH 45268. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

James J. Uchtenbecg (513-469-7306). 

SUmSMENTAJIY tNFORMATKME Copies 

of the proposed analytical method are 

available to prospective participants 

from Environmental Monitoring Systems 

Laboratory-Cincinnati Telephone: 513-

569^7306. 

Dated: April«. 1990. 

1%«aaBA.CUifc. 

Director. Environmental Monitoring Systems 

Laboratory, Cincinnati. OH'45206. 

[FR Doc. 80-8898 Filed 4-16-90: &45 am] 

BILUWO cooe isfcvam 

(FRL-3756-S) 

Clarification of Scope of Chemicals 

Sources Covered and Notice of Open 

Meetings of the Negotiated 

Rulemaking Advisory CommitteeFugitive Emissions From Equipment 

Leaks Rule 

As required by section 9(a)(2) of the 

Federal Advisory Committee Act (Pub. 

L 92-463), we are giving notice of open 

meetings of the Advisory Committee to 

negotiate a rule to control fugitive 

emissions of toxic volatile organic 

compounds (VOCs) from chemical 

equipment leaks. 

The next meeting will be held on May 

10,1990 from 10:30 a.m. to 630 p.m., and 

on May 11,1990 from 9 a.m. to 4 pjn.. at 

the Conservation Foundation, Suite 500, 

1250 Twenty-fourth St. NW., 

Washington, DC. Note the change in 

date and time from our March notice. 

The purpose of the meeting is to attempt 

to reach agreement on e conceptual 

framework for reducing fugitive 

emissions from valves, pumps and 

flanges. The conceptual framewrok will 

address issues each as: leak definition, 

percentage leakers perntiseable, 

emission factors and approaches to 

assessing the cost of the standard. 

scope of this and other rales that 

are planned for adoption within the first 

two years after passage of Clean Air Act 

(CAA) revisions will now indude all 

categories of SOCMI-sources that 

produce, and possibly all that use (as 

raw materials or intermediates) 

chemicals in the CAA list (e.g„ the 

current list of 191). Although organic 

^cftenncal processess (eg-, benzene/ 

\toluenej'jiyleBe units) located hi 

£fi^\Vro n refinery property would 

be affected, the Agency does not plan at 

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processes among me source categories 

affected by this initial phase of rules. 

The Committee has tentatively 

scheduled e meeting from June 6-7 et the 

Compri Hotel. 4820 S. Miami Blvd., 

Morrieville. NC (©19), 941-6066. The 

Compri Hotel is et Exit 281 on 1-40 just 

two exits from the Raliegh-Durham 

Airport 

The meetings ere open to the public 

without advance registration. Persons 

needing further information on 

substantive aspects of the rule should 

call Robert Ajax, Office of Air Quality 

Planning and Standards, U.S. EPA, (919) 

541-6579. Persons needing further 

information on committee arrangements 

or procedures should contact Deborah 

Dalton, Regulatory Negotiation Project, 

VS. EPA. (202) 382-5495 or the 

Committee's facilitator, Philip Hartcr, 

(202) 887-1033. 

Dated: April 9,1990. 

Paid Lopsky, 

Director. Regulatory Management Division, 

Office of Policy. Planning and Evaluation. 

[FR Doc. 90-6899 Filed 4-16-90; 8:45 «m| 

BIIXINO cooe ssso-so-u 

[FRL-3757-1] 

Proposed Administrative Settlement 

Pursuant to the Comprehensive 

Environmental Response, 

Compensation, and Uabfflty Act, as 

Amended toy the Superfund 

Amendments and Reauthorization Act 

AGENCY: Environmental Protection 

Agency (EPA). 

ACTION: Notice; request for public 

comment. 

SUMMARY: In accordance with section 

122(i) of the Comprehensive 

Environmental Response, Compensation 

and Liability Act of 1980 (CERCLA), as 

amended by the Superfund Amendments 

and Reauthorization Act of 1986 

(SARA), notice is hereby given that a 

proposed administrative cost recovery 

settlement concerning the Elliott 

Shooting Park site ("The Site") m 

Raytown, Missouri was issued by the 

Agency on February 28,1990. The 

settlement resolves an Agency claim 

under Section 107 of CERCLA against 

Boatman's First National Bank of 

Kansas City, Missouri (The Settling 

Party"). Tiie settlement requires the 

Settling Party to pay $40,000 to the 

Hazatdoos Substances Superfund. 

For thirty (30) days following the date 

of the publication of this Notice, the 

Agency will accept written amounts 

relating to die settlement. UM Agency's