### Z4136 

### Federal Register 

### I Vol 59, No. 89 / 

### Tuesday, May 10, 1994 

### I Notices



### Monthly IndexPrice.”

### whichis an average ofthe

### Weekly IndexPrices for 

### the month. The 

### WeeklyIndexPrice equals the

### price ofgas delivered to Transporter

### at Emerson, Manitoba as published In the ‘Weekly Price Survey” 

### ofGas Daily.



### Section 6(a)(il), however, 

### does not address the situation ofhow to 

### calculate the AverageMonthly Index Price In 

### the
event Gas Daily does not Include in 

### Its Weekly Price Survey a price for

### gas

• delivered to 

### Viking at Emerson, Manitoba for

### any ofthe 

### weeks In the .month because ofan Insufficient 

### numberoftransactions. This, In fact, occurred in December, 1993.

To remedy 

### this situation, Viking 

### proposes to amend 

### Section 6(a)(ii) by including

### the following language:

-

Ifnone ofthe Gas Daily “Weekly Price Surveys” for

### agivenmonth Include aprice forgas deliveredtoTrenspoiler atEmerson. Marntoba (“WeeklyEmerson Price”). the “Average Monthly Price Index” fOr such month 

### shallbe the average of (lIthe last 

### WeeklyEmerson Price published by Gas Daily preceding thatmouth; 

### and (2) the first 

### WeeklyEmersonPrice published by Gas Dailyfollowing that month.

Viking proposes an effective date of November 1, 1993, forthe proposed changes 

### to sectiOn 6(a)(ii), 

### and hereby 

### requests such waivers as arenecessary to permit the changes tobecome effective on that date.



### Any person desiring to

### be heard or protest said 

### filing should file a motion
to intervene 

### orprotest 

### with the 

### Federal Energy Regulatory 

### Commission, 825 

### North Capitol Street NE., Washington, 

### I’ 20426, 

### In accordance 

### with Rules 211 

### and 214 ofthe Commission’s Rules of Practice and Procedure (18 CFR 385.211 

### and 385.214). 

### All such motions or 

### protests shouldbe 

### filed on orbefore May 11. 1994. 

### Protests will be consideredby 

### the Commission In determining 

### the appropriate action to

### be taken, but will not 

### serve to make protestants parties 

### to the proceeding. 

### Any person wishing 

### to become a party must file a motion to Intervene. Copies ofthis 

### filing are 

### on filewith 

### the Commission 

### and are available forpublic Inspection.
LaD.



### fFRDoc. 94—11177 FIled 5-9 94; 

### 8:45am)

SILUNO CCCI 5717-51-U 

### Office fEnergy 

### Efficiency and R.MWsbla 

### Energy
Applianceend Equipment Energy 

### Efficiency and

### Water Standards: Public Meeting 

### To Discuss Recommendations forEstablishing State arid Local 

### Incentive ProgramsforVoluntary Replacement 

### ofPlumbing 

### Products by Consumers


### AGENCY: Office ofEnergyEfficiency 

### and RenewableEnergy, Departmentof Energy. 

### ACTiON: 

### Notice ofpublic meeting.

SUMMARY: 

### The Energy 

### PolicyAct of 1992 

### requires the

### Department ofEnergy 

### (DOE

orDepartment) to Issue 

### recommendations to the States for establishing 

### State and local Incentive 

### programs designed 

### to encourage 

### the acceleration ofvoluntary replacement, by consumers, of

### existing showerheads, faucets, water closets, 

### and urinals 

### with those products that meet

### the standards established in 

### the legislation.



### In orderto consult with government and Industryrepresentatives 

### aboutthe development ofsuch recommendations, the Department will 

### hold a public meeting InNew York City to solicit Ideas andplan a future workshop. AU 

### persons are hereby given 

### notice ofthe opportunity to 

### submit 

### written comments and/or

### atteOd the public meeting. DATES: 

### Written comments on the agenda Items listed In this notice should be submitted in quadruplicate

### by June 9, 1994. Individuals who wish 

### to 

### participate In the discussion

### meeting should letthe Departmentknow

### before June 13,1994. 

### The public meeting

### will be held on Monday, June 20,1994. ADDRESSES: 

### Written comments and requests 

### to participate should be labeled “Incentive Programs 

### forVoluntary Replacement ofPlumbing Products” and submittedto Ms. Sandy Cooper, 

### Office of

### Energy Efficiency 

### and RenewableEnergy, Mall 

### StationEE—431, U.S. Department ofEnergy, 1000 Independence 

### Avenue, SW., Washington,DC. 20585. Telephone: (202) 586—9127; 

### FAX: (202) 588—4617.

The meetingwill begin at 12:30 p.m. andwillbeheldlnroom55lattheNew YorkHilton & Towers, 1335 Avenue of theAmericas, 

### New York City, 

### New York, In conjunction

### withthe annual 

### conference of

### theAmericanWater Works Association.



### Copies 

### ofthe publiccomments received

### mayberead at

### theDOE Freedom 

### ofInformationReading Room, U.S. Department

# ofEnergy, Forrestal Building, Room IE.490, 1000 

### IndependenceAvenue, SW., Washington,DC (202) 5864020 

### between the 

### hours ofB a.m.and 4p.m., Monday through Friday, except Federal holidays.
FOR FURTHERSIFORMATION CONTACT:


### BarbaiaTwigg, 

### U.S.Department of

Energy, Office 

### ofEnergy 

### Efficiency



### • and RenewableEnergy, Forrestal



### • Building, Mail Station 

### EE-431, 1000

Independence Avenue, SW., Washington, DC 

### 20585, (202) 586— 

### 9127. 

### EugeneMargolis, Esq., U.S. 

### Department

ofEnergy, Office 

### ofGeneral Counsel, 

### Forrestal Building. Mail Station GC— 72, 1000 

### Independence Ave., SW.. Washington, DC 20585, (202) 586— 9507.

SUPPLEMENTARY SIFORMATION:
1. Authority



### The Energy PolicyAct 

### of 1992 

### (EPACT; Pub. 1. 102-486) identifies 

### several new categories ofproducts and 

### equipment forinclusion In a range of required 

### and voluntary testing and Information programs to promote energy 

### efficiency and conserve 

### water. Section 

### 123 of

### EPACT establishes 

### maximum water

### use standards for showerheads, 

### faucets, waterclosets and urinals for 

### equipment manufactured afterJanuary 1, 1994. In addition, 

### Section 123 requires the Secretary of

### Energy to issue 

### recommendations to the States for establishing State and local Incentive
programs 

### designed to encourage the acceleration ofvoluntary replacement, by consumers, 

### of

### existing showerheads, faucets, waterclosets, 

### and urinals with those 

### products that meet the new standards. In 

### developing the recommendations,the Secretary 

### is required 

### to consult 

### with the heads of other

### Federal agencies. Including the 

### Administratorof

### the Environmental Protection Agency; State officials; manufacturers, suppliers, and Installers 

### ofplumbing 

### products and other 

### interestedparties.
2. Background

-



### The June 20, 1994, meeting is designed 

### tobee 

### planning session 

### fora future 

### workshop. The Department would

### like to receive suggestions on 

### how thatworkshop can be effectively organized 

### to elicitbothbroad particIpation and coverage ofall 

### pertinentissues regarding State 

### and 

### local Incentive programs. Working 

### committees will be established.
3.Dinssion

Agenda Reins 

### forthe planning session 

### will include the following:Federal RegIster! Vol. 59, No. 89 I Tuesday, May 10. 1994 I Notices 2413.; • Identification of key Issues and barriers confronting those working on existing water efficiency programs. • Identification of participants to Include in the future workshop, ensuring a broad base of interests and

Issues. • Determination of a prospective date, format, and location for the larger workshop. • Establishment of volunteer crmmittees to assist workshop

pliinnng. 4. Public Meeting Procedure The primary focus of the meeting Will be to determine the proper vehicle for

a future, more In depth workshop. DOE will make a presentation at the beginning of the meeting to provide an overview of legislative requirements and

current Federal activities. Although subsequent discussion among participants will be informal, a professional facilitator will be used to focus on pertinent topics and achieve

the goals of the meeting. Issued in Washington. DC, May 3, 1994. FrankM.Siewsxt,Jr., Acting Chief of Stafj EnergyEfficiencyçnd Renewable En ergy. (FR Doc. 94—11265 Filed 5—9-04; 8:45 am) aLLI4G COOS 4SQ.1-U Office of Fossil Energy (Docket No. FE C&E e -erWIcaUon dotlc.—13) Walikill Generating Company, LP., Notice of Filing of Coal Capability, Powerplant and Industrial Fuel Use Act AGENCY: Office of-Fossil Energy, Department of Energy. ACTION: Notice of Filing. SUMMARY: On April 28, 1994, WalIkill Generating Company. L.P. submitted a coal capability self-certification pursuant to sectIon 201 of the Powerplant and Industrial Fuel Use Act of 1978. as amended. ADDRESSES: Copies of self-certification filings are aval)able for public Inspection, upon request, in the Office of Fuels Programs, Fossil Energy, Room 3F-056, FE—52, Forrestal Building, 1000 Independence Avenue, S.W.,

Washington. D.C. 20585. - FOR FURTHER SIFORMATION CONTACT: Ellen Russell at (202) 586—9824: SUPPLEMENTARY IFORMAT)ON: Title II of the Powerplant and Industrial Fuel Use Act of 1978 (FUA), ei amended (42 U.S.C. 8301 et seq.). provides that no

new baseload electric powerplant may

be constructed or operated without the

capability to use coal or another alternate fuel as a primary energy

source. In order to meet the requirement of coal capability, the owner or operator of such facilities proposing to use natural gas or petroleum as Its primary energy source shall certify, pursuant to

PITA section 201(d), to the Secretary of Energy prior to construction, or prior to operation as a base load powerplant. that such powerplant has the capability

to use coal or another alternate fuel. Such certification establishes comliarice with section 201(a) as of April 28,1994. The Secretary Is required to publish a notice in the. Federal Register that a certification has been filed. The following owner! operator of a proposed new baseload powerplant has filed a self-certification In aoccordance with section 201(d). Owner: WaUkill Generating Company, L.P., Bethesda, Maryland Operator: U.S. Operating Services Company, Rnckville, Maryland Location: Wailkill, New York P1at Configuration: Topping Cycle. Combined Cycle Capacity: 95.1 megawatts Fuel: Natural gas Purchasing Utilities: Orange and Rockland Utilities, Inc.

In-Service Date: Fourth quarter of 1995 Issued in Washington. DC. May 3.1994. Anthony J. Como, Director, Office of Coal&FJectricfty CYce of Fuels Programs. Office ofFossil Energy. (FR Doc. 94—11264 Filed 5—9-94; 8:45 em) 0001 :irir ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY (PRL-4881-2) -

Agency Information Collection Activities Under 0MB Rvlew

AGENCY: Environmental Protection Agency (EPA).. ACTION: Notice. SUMMARY: In compliance with the Paperwork Reduction Act (PRA) (44 U.S.C. 3501 et seq.), this notice announces the Office of Management and Budget’s (0MB) responses to Agency PRA clearance requests. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: - Sandy Farmer (202) 260—2740. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: 0MB Responses to Agency PEA Clearance Requests 0MB Approvals EPA ICR No. 1672.01; Request for Information for flioremedlation Field

Initiative Database Systems; was approved 04112/94; 0MB No. 2080— 0048; expires 04/30/97. EPA iCR No. 1632.01; Containment Structure Regulations; was approved 04 12/94:0MB No. 2070—0133; expires 04/ 30/97. This collection supports the proposed rule. EPA ICR No. 0010.07; Information Requirements for Importation of Nonconforming Vehicles; was approved 04101/94; 0MB No. 2060—0095; expires 03/31/97. EPA ICR No. 1680.01; Combined Sewer Overflow Policy; was approved 04/05/94:0MB No. 2040—0170; expireS 04/30/97. EPA ICR No. 1643.01; Approval and Delegation of Federal Air Toxics

Programs under 112(1)(2). Application Requirements; was approved 07121/93; 0MB No. 2060—0264; expires 07/31/96. EPA ICR No. .1353.04; Hazardous Waste Management System: Land Disposal Restrictions “No-Migration” Variances; was approved 04/14/94; 0MB No. 2050—0062; expires 04/30/97. EPA ICR No. 1666.01; NESHAP for Ethylene Oxide Commercial Sterilization and Fumigation Operations, Reporting and Recordkeeplng Requirements—Part 63. Subpart 0; was approved 04/18/94; 0MB No. 2080—0283; expires 04/30/97. 0MB Disao pro vals EPA ICR No. 1631.01; Container Design end Residue Removal; was dIsapproved 04/12/94. This collection supports the proposed rule.

EPA ICR No. 1659.01; NESHAP for Source Categories: Stage 1 Gasoline Distribution: Monitoring, Reporting and Recordkeeplng; was disapproved 04/11/ 94, - EPA ICR No. 0270.31; Information Collection Requirements Rule: Cryptosporidlum, Giardia, Viruses, Disinfection by-Products, and other Information Requirements; was — disapproved 04/06/94. 0MB Extension of Expiration Dates EPA ICR No. 1198.03; Chemical Specific Rules, Section 8(A); 0MB No. 2070—0067; expiration date was

extended to 10/31/94. EPA IcR No. 1425.02; Application for • Reimbursement to Local Governments; 0MB No. 2050—0077: expiration date

was extended to 10/31/94. Dated: May 3.1994. Paul Lapaley, Director, Regulatory Management Division. (FRDoc. 94—11277 Filed 5—9—94; 8:45 am)

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