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Written requests should contain the full 

name, Social Security Number (SSN), 

date of birth, and current address and 

telephone number of the individual. 

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Individuals seeking access to 

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RECORD SOURCE CATEGORIES: 

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BILLING CODE 5001–06–P 

DELAWARE RIVER BASIN 

COMMISSION 

Notice of Commission Meeting and 

Public Hearing 

Notice is hereby given that the 

Delaware River Basin Commission will 

hold an informal conference followed 

by a public hearing on Wednesday, May 

6, 2009. The hearing will be part of the 

Commission’s regular business meeting. 

The conference session and business 

meeting both are open to the public and 

will be held at the Commission’s office 

building, located at 25 State Police 

Drive, West Trenton, New Jersey. 

The conference among the 

commissioners and staff will begin at 

10:30 a.m. and will consist of a 

presentation on the Christina Basin 

Targeted Initiative Watershed Grant 

Final Report and a presentation on the 

Special Area Management Plan for the 

Upper Wissahickon Creek Watershed. 

Conference session topics are subject to 

change. Accordingly, parties interested 

in attending should consult the 

Commission’s Web site, drbc.net, closer 

to the meeting date. 

The subjects of the public hearing to 

be held during the 1:30 p.m. business 

meeting include the dockets listed 

below: 

1. Aqua Pennsylvania, Inc. D–81–61 

CP–4. An application for approval of a 

ground water withdrawal project to 

renew the allocation included in Docket 

D–81–61 CP–3 and consolidate all other 

docket approvals for the Fawn Lakes, 

Woodloch Springs and Masthope water 

systems, retaining the existing 

withdrawal from all wells of 18.38 mg/ 

30 days. Docket D–81–61 CP–4 will 

consolidate allocations approved in 

dockets D–81–61 CP–3, D–87–96 

Renewal, and D–89–57 CP Renewal. The 

projects are located in the Catskill 

Formation in the Westcolang Creek 

Watershed in Lackawaxen Township, 

Pike County, Pennsylvania, within the 

drainage area of the section of the nontidal Delaware River known as the 

Upper Delaware, which is designated as 

Special Protection Waters. 

2. Matamoras Municipal Authority D– 

81–78 CP–8. An application for approval 

of an expansion of the public water 

supply service area of the Matamoras 

Municipal Authority. The applicant 

seeks no increase in its groundwater 

withdrawal allocation and will continue 

to supply up to 19.5 million gallons per 

thirty days (mg/30 days) for public 

water supply. The project is located in 

the Delaware River Watershed in the 

Borough of Matamoras, Pike County, 

Pennsylvania. The site is located within 

the drainage area of the section of the 

non-tidal Delaware River known as the 

Middle Delaware, which is designated 

as Special Protection Waters. 

3. New Jersey American Water 

Company D–90–108 CP–3. An 

application for renewal of a ground 

water withdrawal project to continue 

the combined withdrawal of 1,851.14 

mg/30 days to supply the applicant’s 

public water supply system from 65 

existing wells screened in the Potomac/ 

Raritan/Magothy (PRM), Mt. Laurel/ 

Wenonah, and Englishtown aquifers. 

The applicant wishes to consolidate 

within a single DRBC docket approval 

several interconnected private systems 

that it has acquired. The project wells 

are located in multiple watersheds in 

the western portions of Burlington and 

Camden counties. Included in the 

application is a request for the approval 

of three new wells to replace three 

existing wells (Old Orchard Wells Nos. 

36 and 37 and Haddon Heights Well No. 

30) that have experienced declining 

yields over time. The 65 wells are 

located in the municipalities of Cherry 

Hill, Somerdale, Haddon Heights, 

Runnemeade, Barrington, Gloucester, 

Magnolia, Laurel Springs, Voorhees, 

Camden City, and Gibbsboro in Camden 

County and the municipalities of 

Cinnaminson, Delran, Beverly, and 

Edgewater Park in Burlington County, 

New Jersey. A Notice of Application 

Received (NAR) was issued for this 

project on February 10, 2009. This 

second NAR reflects a change in the 

total number of wells and the number of 

wells being replaced. 

4. Buckingham Township D–2003–13 

CP–5. An application for approval of a 

ground water withdrawal project to 

supply up to 9.63 mg/30 days of water 

to the applicant’s public water supply 

distribution system from new wells nos. 

F–8 in the Limeport Formation 

(limestone) and F–9 in the Leithsville 

Formation (dolomite). The applicant 

proposes to retain the existing total 

allocation of 42 mg/30 days for all 

system wells. Well No. F–9 will be on 

stand-by and used during emergency 


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periods only. The project will allow the 

docket holder to add flexibility and 

redundancy and to relieve stress on its 

Furlong distribution system. The project 

is located in the Neshaminy, Pine Run, 

Mill Creek, Lahaska Creek, Watson 

Creek and Robin Run watersheds in 

Buckingham Township, Bucks County, 

Pennsylvania, within in the 

Southeastern Pennsylvania Ground 

Water Protected Area. 

5. Caesars d/b/a Cove Haven, Inc. D– 

2006–19–2. An application for approval 

to continue discharging 0.084 mgd of 

treated effluent from the Brookdale 

WWTP. The WWTP is located at River 

Mile 213–3.9–0.9–11.4–2.85–0.15 

(Delaware River—Brodhead Creek— 

McMichael Creek—Pocono Creek—Scot 

Run—Brookdale Lake). The WWTP is 

located on Brookdale Lake, within the 

drainage area of the section of the nontidal Delaware River known as the 

Middle Delaware, which is designated 

as Special Protection Waters with the 

classification Outstanding Basin Waters. 

The project is located in Pocono 

Township, Monroe County, 

Pennsylvania. 

6. Lower Frederick Township D–78–41 

CP–2. An application for approval of 

modification of the Lower Frederick 

Township Wastewater Treatment Plant 

(WWTP). The docket holder proposes to 

replace the current disinfection system 

(chlorine contact tank) with an 

ultraviolet light (UV) disinfection 

system and to replace the existing 

outfall pipe. This project also seeks 

approval for a 1998 rerate of the WWTP 

from 0.16 million gallons per day (mgd) 

to 0.20 mgd, which was not previously 

approved by the Commission. The 

WWTP will continue to discharge to the 

Perkiomen Creek, a tributary of the 

Schuylkill River. The facility is located 

in Lower Frederick Township, 

Montgomery County, Pennsylvania. 

7. West Grove Borough Authority D– 

87–24 CP–2. An application for approval 

of modifications to the Borough of West 

Grove’s WWTP. The applicant proposes 

to upgrade the facility’s contact aeration 

basin system, including the installation 

of a sewage grinder and return activated 

sludge lines, and the replacement of 

biological media and aeration diffusers. 

The facility’s annual average flow of 

0.250 mgd and hydraulic design 

capacity of 0.288 mgd will remain 

unchanged. The WWTP will continue to 

discharge to the Middle Branch White 

Clay Creek, a tributary of the Christina 

River. The facility is located in London 

Grove Township, Chester County, 

Pennsylvania. 

8. Schuylkill County Municipal 

Authority D–90–49 CP–4. An 

application for approval of a docket 

modification to include an additional 

well that will transfer approximately 0.6 

mg/30 days of ground water from the 

Susquehanna River Basin to the 

Delaware River Basin. The transferred 

water will be distributed within the 

project service area and, with the 

exception of some operational loss, will 

be returned to the Susquehanna River 

Basin as wastewater. In periods of 

increased service area demand, the 

Authority will transfer as much as 4.56 

mg/30 days of ground water from the 

Susquehanna Basin into the Delaware 

Basin, and wastewater exportation will 

increase to as much as 4.35 mg/30 days. 

The project is located in Butler, Cass, 

Foster and New Castle townships, 

Schuylkill County, Pennsylvania. A 

Notice of Application Received (NAR) 

was issued for this project on February 

10, 2009. This second NAR has been 

revised to reflect an increase in the 

amount of wastewater proposed to be 

exported from the basin. 

9. Pennsylvania American Water 

Company D–91–14–2. The purpose of 

this project is to change the treatment 

technology at the docket holder’s 

WWTP from a Rotating Biological 

Contactor (RBC) to a Sequential Batch 

Reactor (SBR). Additionally, the existing 

WWTP has a hydraulic design capacity 

of 0.135 mgd. The docket holder’s 

NPDES permit has effluent limits based 

upon a 0.275 mgd discharge. The docket 

holder is seeking DRBC approval for 

expansion to 0.275 mgd. The project is 

located approximately 2000 feet east of 

Blue Mountain Lake and approximately 

500 feet west of the Smithfield 

Township line in DRBC Water Quality 

Zone 1D at River Mile 213.0–5.3–2.9 

(Delaware River—Brodhead Creek— 

Sambo Creek). Sambo Creek is a 

tributary of the section of the non-tidal 

Delaware River known as the Middle 

Delaware, which is designated as 

Special Protection Waters with the 

classification Outstanding Basin Waters. 

10. Evesham Municipal Utilities 

Authority D–91–15 CP–2. An 

application to upgrade the Kings Grant 

wastewater treatment plant to replace 

treatment process tanks nearing the end 

of their useful life with a more cost 

effective and efficient treatment process. 

No increase in the existing permitted 

capacity of 0.6 mgd is proposed, and the 

discharge will continue to be conveyed 

to infiltration basins in the South 

Branch Rancocas Creek Watershed. The 

treatment plant will continue to serve 

the Kings Grant section of Evesham 

Township, Burlington County, New 

Jersey. 

11. Shoemakersville D–93–74 CP–2. 

The purpose of this project is to 

recognize the increase in capacity of the 

Shoemakersville WWTP’s hydraulic 

load from 0.60 mgd to 0.75 mgd. 

Additionally, a TDS determination was 

submitted, requesting approval of 

monthly average and instantaneous 

maximum concentration values of 2,131 

mg/l and 3,844 mg/l, respectively. The 

project is located on the Schuylkill 

River at River Mile 92.47—92.3, in the 

Borough of Shoemakersville, Berks 

County, Pennsylvania. 

12. Town of Georgetown D–94–37 CP– 

2. An application for the renewal of a 

ground water withdrawal project and to 

increase the withdrawal from 24.8 mg/ 

30 days to 43.2 mg/30 days to supply 

the applicant’s public water supply 

distribution system from existing wells 

nos. 1, 1A and 2R in the Columbia and 

Manokin Formations. The project 

involves the exportation of water from 

the Delaware Basin, and the exportation 

of 100 percent of the wastewater 

generated by in-basin needs. The ground 

water withdrawal project is located in 

the Broadkill-Smyrna Watershed in the 

Town of Georgetown, Sussex County, 

Delaware. 

13. East Penn Manufacturing D–2003– 

23–2. An application for approval of a 

ground water withdrawal project to 

supply up to 21.6 mg/30 days of water 

to the applicant’s on-site industrial 

plant processes and potable supply from 

new Well No. 10 and to increase the 

existing withdrawal from all wells from 

15 mg/30 days to 20 mg/30 days. The 

increased allocation is requested in 

order to meet projected increases in 

production facility needs and to provide 

redundancy within the water supply 

system. The project well is located in 

the Leithsville Formation in the 

Moselem Creek Watershed in Richmond 

Township, Berks County, Pennsylvania. 

14. West Deptford Energy Station D– 

2008–27–1. An application to approve 

the cooling water withdrawal and 

industrial wastewater discharge 

associated with the construction of a 

new gas fired, 1,500 megawatt combined 

cycle power generation facility known 

as the West Deptford Energy Station 

(WDES). The WDES will withdraw an 

average of 222.6 mg/30 days and 

maximum of 287.7 mg/30 days of 

treated effluent from the Gloucester 

County Utilities Authority (GCUA) 

wastewater treatment plant’s effluent 

pipeline as a cooling water source. The 

WDES will also discharge a monthly 

average of 2.0 mgd (2.6 mgd daily 

maximum) of industrial wastewater 

back to GCUA’s existing effluent 

pipeline (WDES Outfall No. DSN002A) 

and the two combined effluents will 

discharge from GCUA’s existing outfall 

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in West Deptford Township, Gloucester 

County, New Jersey. 

15. Clayton Sand Company D–2008– 

37–1. An application for approval of an 

existing ground and surface water 

withdrawal project to continue to 

supply up to 215 mg/30 days of water 

to the applicant’s industrial facility from 

existing Well No. 1 and Intake No. 1. 

The project is located in the Cohansey 

Formation in the Rancocas Creek 

Watershed in Woodland Township, 

Burlington County, New Jersey. 

In addition, a public hearing will be 

held on a resolution to amend the 

Commission’s fee schedule for the 

review and renewal of project approvals 

in accordance with Section 3.8 and 

Article 10 of the Delaware River Basin 

Compact. A copy of the proposed 

resolution can be viewed on the 

Commission’s Web site, drbc.net. The 

business meeting also will include 

adoption of the Minutes of the 

Commission’s March 11, 2009 business 

meeting; announcements of upcoming 

DRBC advisory committee meetings and 

other events of general interest; a report 

on hydrologic conditions in the basin; a 

report by the Executive Director; a 

report by the Commission’s General 

Counsel; and consideration by the 

Commission of resolutions concerning 

(a) future updates of DRBC Water 

Quality Regulations, (b) election of the 

Commission Chair, Vice Chair and 

Second Vice Chair for the year 2009– 

2010, commencing July 1, 2009, and (c) 

a adoption of the fiscal year 2010 

budget. A public hearing on the 

proposed fiscal year 2010 budget was 

held in December of 2008. An 

opportunity for public dialogue will be 

provided at the end of the meeting. 

Draft dockets scheduled for public 

hearing on May 6, 2009 can be accessed 

through the Notice of Commission 

Meeting and Public Hearing on the 

Commission’s Web site, drbc.net, ten 

days prior to the meeting date. 

Additional documents relating to the 

dockets and other items may be 

examined at the Commission’s offices. 

Please contact William Muszynski at 

609–883–9500, extension 221, with any 

docket-related questions. 

Individuals in need of an 

accommodation as provided for in the 

Americans with Disabilities Act who 

wish to attend the informational 

meeting, conference session or hearings 

should contact the commission 

secretary directly at 609–883–9500 ext. 

203 or through the Telecommunications 

Relay Services (TRS) at 711, to discuss 

how the Commission can accommodate 

your needs. 

Dated: April 15, 2009. 

Pamela M. Bush, 

Commission Secretary. 

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BILLING CODE 6360–01–P 

DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION 

Office of English Language 

Acquisition, Language Enhancement, 

and Academic Achievement for 

Limited English Proficient Students 

Overview Information 

Foreign Language Assistance 

Program—State Educational Agencies 

(SEAs). 

Notice inviting applications for new 

awards for fiscal year (FY) 2009. 

Catalog of Federal Domestic 

Assistance (CFDA) Number: 84.293C. 

Dates: 

Applications Available: April 21, 

2009. 

Deadline for Notice of Intent to Apply: 

May 11, 2009. 

Deadline for Transmittal of 

Applications: May 27, 2009. 

Deadline for Intergovernmental 

Review: July 27, 2009. 

Full Text of Announcement 

I. Funding Opportunity Description 

Purpose of Program: The Foreign 

Language Assistance Program (FLAP) 

provides grants to SEAs for innovative 

model programs providing for the 

establishment, improvement, or 

expansion of foreign language study for 

elementary and secondary school 

students. An SEA that receives a grant 

under this program must use the funds 

to support programs that promote 

systemic approaches to improving 

foreign language learning in the State. 

Priorities: Competitive Preference 

Priority #1 is from the notice of final 

priority for this program published in 

the Federal Register on May 19, 2006 

(71 FR 29222). In accordance with 34 

CFR 75.105(b)(2)(iv), Competitive 

Preference Priority #2 is from section 

5493 of the Foreign Language Assistance 

Act of 2001 (20 U.S.C. 7259b). 

Competitive Preference Priority #1. 

For FY 2009 and any subsequent year in 

which we make awards from the list of 

unfunded applicants from this 

competition, this priority is a 

competitive preference priority. Under 

34 CFR 75.105(c)(2)(i) we award up to 

an additional 10 points to an 

application, depending on how well the 

application meets this priority. 

This priority is: 

Critical Need Languages 

This priority supports projects that 

establish, improve, or expand foreign 

language learning, primarily during the 

traditional school day, within grade 

kindergarten through grade 12, and that 

exclusively teach one or more of the 

following less commonly taught 

languages: Arabic, Chinese, Korean, 

Japanese, Russian, and languages in the 

Indic, Iranian, and Turkic language 

families. 

Competitive Preference Priority #2: 

For FY 2009 and any subsequent year in 

which we make awards from the list of 

unfunded applicants from this 

competition, this priority is a 

competitive preference priority. Under 

34 CFR 75.105(c)(2)(ii) we give 

preference to an application that meets 

this priority. 

This priority is: 

Applications describing programs that 

are carried out through a consortium 

comprised of the SEA receiving the 

grant and an elementary or secondary 

school. 

Program Authority: 20 U.S.C. 7259a– 

7259b. 

Applicable Regulations: (a) The 

Education Department General 

Administrative Regulations (EDGAR) in 

34 CFR parts 75, 77, 79, 80, 81, 82, 84, 

85, 97, 98 and 99. (b) The notice of final 

priority, published in the Federal 

Register on May 19, 2006 (71 FR 29222). 

II. Award Information 

Type of Award: Discretionary grants. 

Estimated Available Funds: $750,000. 

Contingent upon the availability of 

funds and the quality of applications, 

we may make additional awards in FY 

2010 from the list of unfunded 

applicants from this competition. 

Estimated Range of Awards: $50,000– 

$400,000. 

Estimated Average Size of Awards: 

$187,000. 

Maximum Award: We will reject any 

application that proposes a budget 

exceeding $400,000 for a single budget 

period of 12 months. The Assistant 

Deputy Secretary and Director for the 

Office of English Language Acquisition, 

Language Enhancement, and Academic 

Achievement for Limited English 

Proficient Students (OELA) may change 

the maximum amount through a notice 

published in the Federal Register. 

Estimated Number of Awards: 4. 

Note: The Department is not bound by any 

estimates in this notice. 

Project Period: 36 months. 

Applications that request funding for a 

project period of other than 36 months 

will be deemed ineligible and will not 

be read. 


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