40730 Federal Register / Vol. 63, No. 146 /Thursday, July 30, 1998 / Notices

UNSURVEYED ISLANDS SUBJECT TO WHEELER—Continued

[All are in Michigan Meridian]

County CCN TNP RNG SEC Acres Location

Calhoun ............................... 011 3S 6W 15 1.50 Island in Cedar Lake.

Cass .................................... 005 7S 13W 19 0.80 Island in Shavehead Lake.

012 7S 15W 30 1.50 Island in Pine Lake.

Clare .................................... 002 20N 4W 26 0.50 Island in Long Lake.

Genesee .............................. 006 9N 5E 21 8.00 Island in Flint River

Iron ...................................... 022 41N 23W 5 0.10 Island in Stager Lake.

055 42N 33W 15 0.60 Island in Buck Lake.

Kent ..................................... 015 8N 11W 7 3.20 Island in Little Pine Island Lake.

Keweena .............................. 023 58N 31W 1 0.50 Island In Lake Superior.

Marquette ............................ 018 50N 26W 21 0.60 Island In Lake Superior.

019 50N 26W 21 0.30 Island In Lake Superior.

020 50N 26W 27 4.00 Garlic Island in Lake Superior.

021 47N 27W 13 0.80 Island in Lake Miller.

022 46N 28W 15 0.20 Island in Island Lake

Montcalm ............................. 003 10N 5W 17 0.30 Island in Crystal Lake.

Oakland ............................... 001 2N 9E 4 0.30 Island in Cass Lake.

Ogemaw .............................. 004 23N 1E 2 0.20 Island In Clear Lake.

005 23N 1E 2 0.90 Island in Clear Lake.

006 23N 1E 11 1.20 Island in Clear Lake.

010 23N 4E 8 1.80 Island in George Lake.

Presquew ............................. 002 34N 4E 31 0.10 Island in Lake Nettie.

Isle ....................................... 004 33N 7E 25 0.10 Island in Long Lake.

005 33N 7E 25 0.20 Island in Long Lake.

Roscommon ........................ 001 22N 1W 31 1.00 Island in West Twin Lake.

003 21N 2W 12 0.20 Island in Clear Lake.

Washtenaw .......................... 014 2S 6E 21 1.30 Island in Huron River.

015 2S 6E 21 0.10 Island in Huron River.

SURVEYED ISLANDS SUBJECT TO WHEELER

[All are in Michigan Meridian]

County Serial/No. TWP RNG SEC Subdiv AC Location/name

Chippewa ....................... 041337 47N 1E 11 Tr. 41 ................ 1.05 Black Point.

.................... .................... ........................... .................... Sugar Island.

Chippewa ....................... 041338 46N 2E 14 Tr. 38 ................ 0.60 Rock Island.

.................... .................... Tr. 37 ................ 1.68 Advance Island.

Chippewa ....................... 041339 42N 4E 16 Lot 2 ................. 1.24 Sweets Island.

Chippewa ....................... 041340 41N 5E 14 Tr. 39 ................ 0.28 Huron Bay.

.................... 23 Tr. 38 ................ 1.27 Huron Bay.

Chippewa ....................... 035667 43N 6E 30 Tr. 39 ................ 0.06 Potaganissing Bay.

.................... 31 Tr. 37 & 38 ....... 0.47 Potaganissing Bay.

.................... 31 Tr. 40 & 41 ....... 0.36 Potaganissing Bay.

Grand Traverse ............. 041343 26N 10W 1 Tr. 37 ................ 0.10 Rennie Lake.

Mackinac ....................... 041349 41N 1E 3 Tr. 37 ................ 1.10 Little Island.

Mackinac ....................... 041350 42N 1W 28 Tr. 39 ................ 0.19 Lake Huron.

.................... .................... Tr. 40 ................ 0.02 Lake Huron.

Mackinac ....................... 035172 42N 1W 28 Tr. 37 ................ 0.45 Lake Huron.

Mackinac ....................... 036455 42N 1W 29 Tr. 41 ................ 0.45 Burnam Island.

Otsego ........................... 041360 30N 4W 32 Tr. 37 ................ 1.02 Buhl Lake.

Otsego ........................... 041361 30N 4W 32 Tr. 38 ................ 0.91 Buhl Lake.

Ron Montagna,

Acting Associate State Director, Eastern

States.

[FR Doc. 98–20001 Filed 7–29–98; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–CJ–M

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Bureau of Land Management

[OR–050–1220; GP8–0256]

Amendment to Prohibited Acts Within

the Boundaries of the Deschutes Wild

and Scenic River Area, Located in the

Prineville District; Oregon

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management,

Prineville District Office.

ACTION: Notice and request for

comments.

SUMMARY: The Bureau of Land

Management (BLM) is proposing

amendments to existing special rules

which apply to public use of land and

water surfaces administered by the BLM

within the boundaries of the Deschutes

National Wild and Scenic River Area.

The existing special rules were

published in theFederal Register on

April 15, 1994 (Vol. 59, No. 73) and

June 20, 1997 (Vol. 62, No. 119). The
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proposed special rules include acts

which are prohibited.

COMMENT PERIOD: Interested parties may

submit comments within 30 days of the

publication of this notice. Please send

comments to the Prineville District

Manager, Attention Law Enforcement,

Bureau of Land Management, P.O. Box

550, Prineville, OR 97754. Any adverse

comments will be evaluated by the

District Manager, who may vacate or

modify these proposed amendments and

issue a final determination.

EFFECTIVE DATE: In the absence of any

further action by the District Manager,

these proposed special rules will

become the final determination of the

Department of the Interior, on or before

July 17, 1998.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION: Contact Tom

Teaford at 541–416–6759.

Special Rules

Pursuant to 43 CFR 8351.2–1, the

following acts are prohibited on the

land and water surfaces administered by

the BLM, Prineville District, within the

designated boundaries of the Deschutes

National Wild and Scenic River Area.

The acts are prohibited to protect

natural resources and to provide for

public safety and enjoyment. Prior

authorization for exemption from a

prohibited act must be obtained from a

BLM authorized officer, as defined in 43

CFR 8360.0–5(a).

Part 1. Camping is revised as follows:

Camping means the erecting of a tent

or shelter of natural or synthetic

material, preparing a sleeping bag or

other bedding material for use, parking

of a motor vehicle, motor home, or

trailer or mooring of a vessel for the

apparent purpose of overnight

occupancy.

a. Camping longer than four

consecutive nights at a boat-in-only

campsite or vehicle camping for a total

period of more than 14 days during any

28 day period. The 28 day period begins

on the first full day the site is occupied.

The 14 day limit may be reached either

through a number of separate visits or

through a period of continuous

occupation. Once the 14 day limit is

reached in any camping area, the

person(s) must move a distance of not

less than 50 miles if they intend to

continue camping on public lands.

b. Digging or leveling the ground at

any campsite.

c. Installation of permanent camping

facilities.

d. Camping on river islands or any

area posted as closed to camping.

e. Camping outside of designated

campsites between Locked Gate and

Buck Hollow Recreation Site.

f. Camping outside of designated

campsites on the east (road side) of the

River between Buck Hollow Recreation

Site and Macks Canyon Recreation Site.

g. Vehicle camping anywhere along

the River outside of designated

campsites.

h. Occupying any area designated as

day use only between sunset and

sunrise.

i. Possessing or leaving refuse, debris,

or litter in an exposed, unsightly, or

unsanitary condition.

j. Leaving campground equipment,

site alterations, or refuse after departing

any campsite or in any unoccupied

campsite.

k. Failure to pay fees within 30

minutes of occupying a fee campsite.

l. Exceeding party or group sizes of:

16 in river segments 1,3, and 4. 24 in

river segment 2 in any boat-in site and

in any designated group campsite. 8 in

any designated single drive-in site.

m. After camping at a boat-in-only

site, failure to move from that site at

least 1⁄4 mile and failure to vacate that

site at least 3 nights before returning to

that site.

n. Exceeding the maximum allowable

number of persons and/or vehicles

allowed for a designated campsite.

o. Reserving, holding, or transferring

campsites for the benefit of another

party.

p. Moving any table, stove, barrier,

litter receptacle, or other campground

equipment.

Part 3, Sanitation and Refuse, is revised

as follows:

An ‘‘approved carry out system’’ is a

portable unit designed for the

deposition and transportation and

disposal of human body waste. Such a

system must have a water-tight seal and

be designed to be emptied into

designated BLM dump facilities or RV

waste dump stations. Systems which

use plastic bags or similar material are

not considered approved carry out

systems because plastic cannot be

accepted by dump facilities.

A ‘‘toilet facility’’ is a vault-type toilet

provided by the Bureau of Land

Management.

a. When camping less than 800 feet

from a toilet facility, disposing of

human body waste except in a toilet

facility.

b. When camping more than 800 feet

from a toilet facility, failing to use an

approved carry out system.

c. When not camping and less than

800 feet from a toilet facility, disposing

of human body waste except in fixtures

provided for that purpose.

d. When not camping and more than

800 feet from a toilet facility, failing to

bury human body wastes at least six

inches deep and more than fifty feet

from any natural water source.

e. Emptying waste from an approved

carry out system into the interior fixture

of a toilet.

f. Disposing of refuse in other than

refuse receptacles.

g. Depositing refuse in the plumbing

fixtures or vaults of a toilet facility.

h. Using government refuse

receptacles for dumping household,

commercial, or industrial refuse brought

in as such from non- US government

property except in accordance with

conditions established by an authorized

official.

i. Draining any refuse from a trailer or

vehicle except in facilities provided for

that purpose.

j. Washing dishes or using soap in the

River or any tributaries or less than 50

feet from any natural water source.

Part 6, Vehicles, supart (k)(6), is added

as follows:

Riding or allowing to ride on the

external part of a motor vehicle,

including but not limited to hoods,

bumpers, fenders, tailgates, trunks,

window sills, running boards, or above

cargo bed side rails.

Part 9, Alcoholic beverages and

controlled substances, subpart (i)(2) is

revised as follows:

The alcohol content of the operator’s

blood is. 08 percent or more by weight

of alcohol in the blood.

Dated: July 14, 1998.

Donald L. Smith,

Acting District Manager.

[FR Doc. 98–20407 Filed 7–29–98; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–33–M

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

National Park Service

Notice of Submission of Study

Package to the Office of Management

and Budget; Opportunity for Public

Comment

AGENCY: National Park Service,

Department of the Interior.

ACTION: Notice and request for

comments.

SUMMARY: The National Park Service

(NPS) Social Science Program is

submitting to the Office of Management

and Budget (OMB) a request for

clearance of a three year program of

collections of information that would

conduct surveys of the public regarding

park visitors and visitor services. The

NPS is publishing this notice to inform