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created in December 2008 by Working 

Group member nominations from 

Committee member organizations under 

Task 08–04, and the kickoff meeting was 

held on January 26–27, 2009. The group 

met again on February 11–13, 2009, and 

February 25–27, 2009. The next meeting 

is scheduled for March 17–19, 2009. 

Contact: Grady Cothen, (202) 493–6302. 

Task No. 08–05—Railroad Bridge 

Safety Assurance. This task was 

accepted on December 10, 2008, to 

develop a draft rule encompassing the 

requirements of Section 417, of the 

RSIA (Division A), Railroad Bridge 

Safety Assurance. This Section directs 

the Secretary of Transportation to 

promulgate regulations, not later than 

12 months after the October 16, 2008, 

date of enactment, requiring owners of 

track carried on one or more railroad 

bridges to adopt a bridge safety 

management program to reduce the risk 

of human casualties, environmental 

damage, and disruption to the Nation’s 

railroad transportation system that 

would result from a catastrophic bridge 

failure. The Railroad Bridge Working 

Group created under Task 08–01 was 

directed to reconvene and the kickoff 

meeting was held January 28–29, 2009. 

The working group also met on 

February 23–24, 2009, where they 

reached agreement on consensus 

language covering all but two issues that 

remain to be resolved pending 

comments on the NPRM. The group will 

present the draft language to the full 

committee at the April 2, 2009, meeting. 

Contact: Gordon Davids, (202) 230– 

6320. 

Task No. 08–06—Hours of Service 

Recordkeeping and Reporting. This task 

was accepted on December 10, 2008, to 

develop revised recordkeeping and 

reporting requirements for hours of 

service of railroad employees. The 

Hours of Service Working Group was 

formed in January 2009 by member 

nominations from committee member 

organizations and the first meeting was 

held on January 22–23, 2009. The 

working group met again on February 4– 

6, 2009, and February 18–20, 2009, and 

is scheduled to meet for the final time 

on March 23–25, 2009. Contact: Mark 

McKeon, (202) 493–6350. 

Task No. 08–07—Conductor 

Certification. This task was accepted on 

December 10, 2008, to develop 

regulations for certification of railroad 

conductors, as required by the RSIA, 

and to consider any appropriate related 

amendments to existing regulations and 

report recommendations for the 

proposed or interim final rule (as 

determined by FRA in consultation with 

the Office of the Secretary of 

Transportation and the Office of 

Management and Budget) by October 16, 

2009. The Conductor Certification 

Working Group will be officially formed 

at a later date by nominations from 

member organizations and work will 

begin as time and schedules will permit 

in 2009 after other Congressional RSAC 

priorities are met. 

Completed Tasks 

Task 96–1—(Completed) Revising the 

Freight Power Brake Regulations. 

Task 96–2—(Completed) Reviewing 

and recommending revisions to the 

Track Safety Standards (49 CFR Part 

213). 

Task 96–3—(Completed) Reviewing 

and recommending revisions to the 

Radio Standards and Procedures (49 

CFR Part 220). 

Task 96–5—(Completed) Reviewing 

and recommending revisions to Steam 

Locomotive Inspection Standards (49 

CFR Part 230). 

Task 96–6—(Completed) Reviewing 

and recommending revisions to 

miscellaneous aspects of the regulations 

addressing Locomotive Engineer 

Certification (49 CFR Part 240). 

Task 96–7—(Completed) Developing 

Roadway Maintenance Machines (OnTrack Equipment) Safety Standards. 

Task 96–8—(Completed) This 

Planning Task evaluated the need for 

action responsive to recommendations 

contained in a report to Congress 

entitled, Locomotive Crashworthiness & 

Working Conditions. 

Task 97–1—(Completed) Developing 

crashworthiness specifications (49 CFR 

Part 229) to promote the integrity of the 

locomotive cab in accidents resulting 

from collisions. 

Task 97–2—(Completed) Evaluating 

the extent to which environmental, 

sanitary, and other working conditions 

in locomotive cabs affect the crew’s 

health and the safe operation of 

locomotives, proposing standards where 

appropriate. 

Task 97–3—(Completed) Developing 

event recorder data survivability 

standards. 

Task 97–4 and Task 97–5— 

(Completed) Defining Positive Train 

Control (PTC) functionalities, describing 

available technologies, evaluating costs 

and benefits of potential systems, and 

considering implementation 

opportunities and challenges, including 

demonstration and deployment. 

Task 97–6—(Completed) Revising 

various regulations to address the safety 

implications of processor-based signal 

and train control technologies, 

including communications-based 

operating systems. 

Task 97–7—(Completed) Determining 

damages qualifying an event as a 

reportable train accident. 

Task 00–1—(Task withdrawn) 

Determining the need to amend 

regulations protecting persons who 

work on, under, or between rolling 

equipment and persons applying, 

removing or inspecting rear end 

marking devices (Blue Signal 

Protection). 

Task 01–1—(Completed) Developing 

conformity of FRA’s regulations for 

accident/incident reporting (49 CFR Part 

225) to revised regulations of the 

Occupational Safety and Health 

Administration (OSHA), U.S. 

Department of Labor, and to make 

appropriate revisions to the FRA Guide 

for Preparing Accident/Incident Reports 

(Reporting Guide). 

Task 08–01—(Completed) Report on 

the Nation’s Railroad Bridges. 

Please refer to the notice published in 

the Federal Register on March 11, 1996, 

(61 FR 9740) for more information about 

the RSAC. 

Issued in Washington, DC, on March 11, 

2009. 

Grady C. Cothen, Jr., 

Deputy Associate Administrator for Safety 

Standards and Program Development. 

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Notification of Pricing for the United 

States Mint 2009 American Presidency 

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States Mint 2009 District of Columbia 

and U.S. Territories Quarters Official 

First Day Coin Cover Series 

ACTION: Notification of Pricing for the 

United States Mint 2009 American 

Presidency $1 Coin Cover Series, and 

the United States Mint 2009 District of 

Columbia and U.S. Territories Quarters 

Official First Day Coin Cover Series. 

SUMMARY: The United States Mint is 

announcing pricing for the 2009 

American Presidency $1 Coin Cover 

Series and the 2009 District of Columbia 

and U.S. Territories Quarters Official 

First Day Coin Cover Series. 

The 2009 American Presidency $1 

Coin Cover Series will be priced at 

$14.95 each. Each cover includes two 

Presidential $1 Coins, one each from the 

United States Mint facilities at Denver 

and Philadelphia, on a display card 

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The 2009 District of Columbia and 

U.S. Territories Quarters Official First 

Day Coin Covers will be priced at 

$14.95 each. Each cover includes two 

quarters, one each from the United 

States Mint facilities at Denver and 

Philadelphia, on a display card with a 

stamp and a postmark marking the day 

the quarters were first released to the 

public. 

The first 2009 American Presidency 

$1 Coin Cover Series, featuring the 

William Henry Harrison Presidential $1 

Coin, and the first 2009 District of 

Columbia and U.S. Territories Quarters 

First Day Coin Cover, featuring the 

District of Columbia Quarter, will be 

offered for sale this spring. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: B.B. 

Craig, Associate Director for Sales and 

Marketing; United States Mint; 801 

Ninth Street, NW., Washington, DC 

20220; or call 202–354–7500. 

Authority: 31 U.S.C. 5111, 5112 & 9701. 

Dated: March 11, 2009. 

Edmund C. Moy, 

Director, United States Mint. 

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Notification of Pricing for United States 

Mint 2009 Annual Sets 

ACTION: Notification of Pricing for 

United States Mint 2009 Annual Sets. 

SUMMARY: The United States Mint is 

announcing pricing for the 2009 United 

States Mint District of Columbia and 

U.S. Territories Quarters Silver Proof 

SetTM, the 2009 United States Mint 

Proof Set®, the 2009 United States Mint 

Uncirculated Coin Set®, and the 2009 

United States Mint Silver Proof SetTM. 

The 2009 United States Mint District 

of Columbia and U.S. Territories 

Quarters Silver Proof Set will be 

released this spring, and will be priced 

at $29.95. 

The 2009 United States Mint Proof Set 

will be released this summer, and will 

be priced at $29.95. 

The 2009 United States Mint 

Uncirculated Coin Set will be released 

this summer, and will be priced at 

$27.95. 

The 2009 United States Mint Silver 

Proof Set will be released this summer, 

and will be priced at $52.95. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: B.B. 

Craig, Associate Director for Sales and 

Marketing; United States Mint, 801 

Ninth Street, NW., Washington, DC 

20220; or call 202–354–7500. 

Authority: 31 U.S.C. 5111, 5112, 5132 & 

9701. 

Dated: March 11, 2009. 

Edmund C. Moy, 

Director, United States Mint. 

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