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calculated as the average measurement

of the pollutant over the day.

H. Domestic Wastewater means

materials discharged from showers,

sinks, safety showers, eye-wash stations,

hand-wash stations, fish-cleaning

stations, galleys and laundries.

I. EPA means the Environmental

Protection Agency.

J. GPD means Gallons per day.

K. A Grab sample is a single sample

or measurement taken at a specific time

or over as short a period of time as is

feasible.

L. Maximum daily discharge

limitation means the highest allowable

‘‘daily discharge.’’

M. mg/L means milligram per liter.

N. ml/L means milliliter per liter.

O. Natural condition means any

physical, chemical, biological, or

radiological condition existing in a

waterbody before any human-caused

influence on, discharge to, or addition

of material to, the waterbody.

P. The Plan means the Best

Management Practices Plan.

Q. Salmonid fish means fish in the

family Salmonidae including but not

limited to salmon, grayling, whitefish,

char, trout, ciscoe, and inconnu.

R. Sanitary wastewater means human

body waste discharge from toilets and

urinals.

S. Severe property damage means

substantial physical damage to property,

damage to the treatment facilities which

causes them to become inoperable, or

substantial and permanent loss of

natural resources which can reasonably

be expected to occur in the absence of

a bypass. Severe property damage does

not mean economic loss caused by

delays in production.

T. SS means settleable solids.

U. Territorial seas means the belt of

the seas measured from the line of

ordinary low water along that portion of

the coast which is in direct contact with

the open sea and the line marking the

seaward limit of inland waters, and

extending seaward a distance of three

miles.

V. TSS means Total Suspended

Solids.

W. μg/L means microgram per liter.

X. Upset means an exception incident

in which there is unintentional and

temporary noncompliance with

technology-based permit effluent

limitations because of factors beyond

the reasonable control of the permittee.

An upset does not include

noncompliance to the extent caused by

operational error, improperly designed

treatment facilities, inadequate

treatment facilities, lack of preventive

maintenance, or careless or improper

operation.

Attachment A

Company Name, Address, Phone

Number

Facility Name, Location

Type of Facility, Is it a new source?

Type of wastewater

Receiving Water

Expected daily volume

Signature of responsible on-site official

Date

ATTACHMENTS B and C are available

upon request.

[FR Doc. 97–6020 Filed 3–10–97; 8:45 am]

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EQUAL EMPLOYMENT OPPORTUNITY

COMMISSION

Agency Information Collection

Activities; Submission for OMB

Review; Comment Request

AGENCY: Equal Employment

Opportunity Commission.

ACTION: Notice of Extension Request—

No change.

SUMMARY: In accordance with the

Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995,

agencies are required to submit

proposed information collection

requests to OMB for review and

approval, and to publish a notice in the

Federal Register notifying the public

that the agency has made such a

submission. The Commission

announces that it has submitted to the

Office of Management and Budget

(OMB) a request for an extension of the

existing collection requirements under

29 CFR Part 1602 et seq., Recordkeeping

and Reporting Requirements under Title

VII and the ADA. The Commission has

requested an extension of an existing

collection as listed below.

DATES: Written comments on this notice

must be submitted on or before April 10,

1997.

ADDRESS: The Request for Clearance (SF

83–I), supporting statement, and other

documents submitted to OMB for

review may be obtained from: Margaret

Ulmer Holmes, EEOC Clearance Officer,

1801 L Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.

20507. Send comments regarding any

aspect of the information collection to

Frances M. Hart, Executive Officer,

Executive Secretariat, Equal

Employment Opportunity Commission,

10th Floor, 1801 L Street, N.W.,

Washington, D.C. 20507 and to the

Office of Information and Regulatory

Affairs, Office of Management and

Budget, Attention: Desk Officer for

EEOC, 725 17th Street, N.W.,

Washington, D.C. 20503.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Nicholas M. Inzeo, Deputy Legal

Counsel, Thomas J. Schlageter, Assistant

Legal Counsel or Stephanie D. Garner,

Senior Attorney, at (202) 663–4670 or

TDD (202) 663–7026. This notice is also

available in the following formats: large

print, braille, audio tape and electronic

file on computer disk. Requests for this

notice in an alternative format should be

made to the Publications Center at 1–

800–669–3362.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Type of Review: Extension—No

change.

Collection Title: Recordkeeping and

Reporting under Title VII and the ADA..

Form No.: None.

Frequency of Report: Other.

Type of Respondent: Employers with

15 or more employees are subject to

Title VII and the ADA.

Description of Affected Public:

Responses: 627,000.

Reporting Hours: None.

Federal Cost: None.

Number of Forms: None.

Abstract: The Equal Employment

Opportunity Commission (EEOC)

enforces Title I of the Americans with

Disabilities ACt (ADA) which prohibits

discrimination against qualified

individuals with disabilities and Title

VII of the Civil Rights Act of 1964, as

amended, which prohibits

discrimination against individuals on

the basis of race, sex, religion or

national origin. Section 107(a) of the

ADA, 42 U.S.C. 12117 and section 709

of Title VII, 42 U.S.C. 2000e authorize

the EEOC to issue recordkeeping and

reporting regulations that are deemed

reasonable, necessary or appropriate to

the enforcement of the Acts. The

Commission’s recordkeeping

requirements appear at 29 CFR 1602.

They require employers who are subject

to those Acts shall to and preserve

certain records to assist the EEOC in

assuring compliance with the Acts’

nondiscrimination requirements in

employment.

This is a recordkeeping requirement.

Any of the records maintained which

are subsequently disclosed to the EEOC

during an investigation are protected

from public disclosure by the

confidentiality provisions of section

706(b) and 709(e) of Title VII which are

incorporated by reference into the ADA

at section 107(a).

All employers subject to Title VII are

subject to the ADA, and the same EEOC

records retention requirements are

applicable to both.

Burden Statement: The EEOC

estimates that the number of

respondents is approximately 627,000

employers. As the recordkeeping

requirement does not require reports or
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the creation or maintenance of new

documents, the burden imposed by

these regulations is none. The estimated

total number of hours of annual burden

is estimated to be 0.

Dated: March 4, 1997.

For the Commission

Maria Borrero,

Executive Director.

[FR Doc. 97–5962 Filed 3–10–97; 8:45 am]

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FEDERAL COMMUNICATIONS

COMMISSION

Preparation for the 1997 World

Radiocommunication Conference

(WRC–97)

AGENCY: Federal Communications

Commission and National

Telecommunications and Information

Administration.

ACTION: Notice; announcement of Draft

Preliminary Proposals to WRC–97.

SUMMARY: The FCC and NTIA have

released a second set of Joint Draft

Preliminary Proposals for WRC–97. The

public is provided a 30-day period, from

the date of the release of the notice, to

provide comment on the draft

proposals. Copies of the draft proposals

are available for inspection and

photocopying at the FCC’s International

Reference Center, 2000 M Street, N.W.,

Room 102, Washington, D.C., and online at http://www.fcc.gov/ib/wrc97/.

Final U.S. proposals will be determined

by the Department of State based on the

recommendations of the FCC and NTIA.

DATE: Comments must be submitted on

or before March 25, 1997.

ADDRESSES: Office of the Secretary,

Federal Communications Commission,

1919 M Street, N.W., Washington, D.C.

20554; Director, Office of Spectrum

Plans and Policies, National

Telecommunications and Information

Administration, Department of

Commerce, Room 4099, Washington,

D.C. 20230.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Crystal

Foster, FCC, 202–418–0749, and

William T. Hatch, NTIA, at 202–482–

1138.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The FCC’s

WRC–97 Advisory Committee and

NTIA, through the Interdepartment

Radio Advisory Committee, announced

on February 25, 1997, their approval of

a second set of draft preliminary

proposals for WRC–97. In accordance

with the streamlined procedures

developed to improve the United States

conference preparation process, the

agencies are providing the public with

this early opportunity to review and

comment on draft proposals before

further consideration. Final U.S.

proposals will be determined by the

Department of State based on the

recommendations of the FCC and NTIA.

The joint preliminary draft proposals

seek to:

(10) Propose 3 levels of priority above

routine priority, to protect maritime

safety telecommunications: distress,

urgency and safety. (Agenda Item 1.6.3)

(11) Provide for the common

worldwide primary allocation of spacebased active sensors in the bands 13.25–

13.4 GHz and 13.4–13.75 GHz (Agenda

Item 1.9.2)

(12) Realign allocations between 50.2–

71 GHz to not only protect passive

systems operating in the unique oxygen

absorption frequency range, but also

those of the inter-satellite service and

the fixed and mobile services. Provide

for changes to the allocations for the

inter-satellite service to preclude

interference to passive sensors. Provide

for the allocation of the inter-satellite

service in the band 65–71 GHz. (Agenda

Item 1.9.4.3)

(13) Provide for the common

worldwide primary allocation of spacebased active sensors in the band 9500–

9800 MHz. (Agenda Item 1.9.2)

(14) Upgrade the secondary allocation

to provide for frequency spectrum at

35.5–36 GHz and 94–94.1 GHz for use

by space-based active earth sensors.

Add a footnote to limit the use of the

94–94.1 GHz band to spaceborne cloud

radars. (Agenda Item 1.9.2)

(15) Provide for the common

worldwide primary allocation of spacebased active sensors in the band 17.2–

17.3 GHz. (Agenda Item 1.9.2)

(16) Modify the simplified Radio

Regulations developed at WRC–95.

Modifications are presented in three

parts. Part One, Chapter N–IX, Distress

and Safety Communications for the

Global Maritime Distress and Safety

System; Part Two, Modifications to

Article S18 (Articles 24 Licenses):

Article S47 Operators Certificates

(Article 55, Certificates for Personnel of

Ship Stations and Ship Earth Stations,);

Article S48 Personnel (Article 56,

Personnel of Stations in the Maritime

Mobile and the Maritime Mobile

Satellite Service); and Part Three,

Suppress Resolutions 200, 210 and 330

and No Change to Resoluation 331.

(Agenda Item 1.6.1)

(17) Modify notification and

registration of frequency assignments

under Article S11. (Agenda Item 1)

(18) Modify Appendix S18 [18], Table

of Transmitting Frequencies of the band

156–174 MHz for stations in the

maritime mobile services; propose NOC

for S5.287[669], propose a new

resolution to review efficiency of use of

the 156–174 MHz Band by the Maritime

Mobile service,and modify Resolution

310 (Rev Mob.-87). (Agenda Item 1.6.2)

(19) Modify provisions of Articles S13

and S14. (Agenda Item 1)

(20) Revise Article S12/17 of the

Radio Regulations. (Agenda Item 1.4)

Members of the public are invited to

provide to the FCC and NTIA comments

on the joint preliminary draft proposals.

The deadline for comments on this

second set of joint preliminary draft

proposals is March 25, 1997. Timely

comments will be considered by the

FCC WRC–97 Advisory Committee.

Commenters should send an original

plus one copy of their comment to the

Office of the Secretary, Federal

Communications Commission, 1919 M

Street, N.W., Washington, D.C. 20554.

Comments should clearly note

‘‘Reference No. ISP–96–005’’ to ensure

proper routing and should refer to

specific proposals by their Joint

Preliminary Draft Proposal number.

Copies of then comments should also be

submitted to the Director, Office of

Spectrum Plans and Policies, National

Telecommunications and Information

Administration, Department of

Commerce, Room 4099, Washington,

D.C. 20230. Parties preferring to e-mail

their comments should address their

comments to WRC97@fcc.gov and

WRC97@ntia.doc.gov and they should

reference ‘‘Second Draft Proposals’’ in

the subject line.

The draft proposals and comments

received will be made available for

public inspection at the FCC’s

International Reference Center, 2000 M

Street, N.W., Room 102, Washington,

D.C., 202–418–1492. Copies of the

documents can also be purchased

through the FCC’s duplication

contractor, ITS, Inc., 202–857–3800.

Further information about the FCC

WRC–97 Advisory Committee,

including its schedule of meetings and

the draft proposals, is available on the

Internet at http://www.fcc.gov/ib/

wrc97/. Meetings of the Advisory

Committee and its Informal Working

Groups are open to the public.

Federal Communications Commission.

William F. Caton,

Acting Secretary.

[FR Doc. 97–5985 Filed 3–10–97; 8:45 am]

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