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of Understanding have been developed

through which the EPA will be notified

of proposed commitments by federal

agencies to projects which could

contaminate the Broad Brook Basin of

the Barnes Aquifer. The EPA will

evaluate such projects, and where

necessary, conduct an in-depth review,

including soliciting public comments

when appropriate. Should the Regional

Administrator determine that a project

may contaminate the aquifer through its

recharge zone so as to create a

significant hazard to public health, no

commitment for federal financial

assistance may be entered into for that

project. However, a commitment for

federal financial assistance may, if

authorized under another provision of

law, be entered into to plan or design

the project to ensure that it will not

contaminate the aquifer. Included in the

review of any federal financially

assisted projects will be the

coordination with state and local

agencies and the project’s developers.

Their comments will be given full

consideration and the EPA’s review will

attempt to complement and support

state and local ground water protection

measures. Although the project review

process cannot be delegated, the EPA

will rely to the maximum extent

possible on any existing or future state

and/or local control measures to protect

the quality of ground water in the Broad

Brook Basin Project Review Area.

VI. Summary and Discussion of Public

Comments

A total of three written comments

were received in support of the petition

during the comment period. Four

people spoke in favor of the petition at

the November 15, 1994 public hearing.

In addition, letters of designation

endorsement were received from the

Easthampton Water Department, the

Towns of Easthampton, Southhampton

and the City of Holyoke, Massachusetts.

There were no comments opposing the

petition, either in written form or at the

public hearing.

Dated: April 10, 1995.

John P. DeVillars,

Regional Administrator, U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency—New England.

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Environmental Impact Statements;

Notice of Availability

Responsible Agency: Office of Federal

Activities, General Information (202)

260–5076 OR (202) 260–5075. Weekly

receipt of Environmental Impact

Statements Filed April 17, 1995

Through April 21, 1995 Pursuant to 40

CFR 1506.9.

EIS No. 950147, FINAL EIS, NPS, HI,

Haleakala National Park General

Management Plan and Conceptual

Framework, Implementation, Island of

Maui, Maui County, HI, Due: May 29,

1995, Contact: Donald Reeser (808)

572–9306.

EIS No. 950148, FINAL EIS, EPA, CA,

Adoption—Southeast Regional

Wastewater Treatment Plant and

Geysers Effluent Pipeline Injection

Project, Improvements, Funding, COE

Section 404 Permit and NPDES

Permit, City of Clearlake, Lake

County, CA, Due: May 29, 1995,

Contact: Elizabeth Borowiec (415)

744–1948.

The US Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA) has adopted the

Department of Interior’s, Bureau of

Land Management final EIS filed 8–

18–94. EPA was not a cooperating

Agency for the above final EIS.

Recirculation of the document is

necessary under Section 1506.3(c) of

the Council on Environmental Quality

Regulations.

EIS No. 950149, DRAFT EIS, IBR, AZ,

Tucson Aqueduct System Reliability

Investigation (TASRI), Central

Arizona Project, Surface Storage

Reservoir Construction, COE Section

404 Permit, Gila River, City of

Tucson, Pima County, AZ, Due: June

12, 1995, Contact: Bruce D. Ellis (602)

870–6767.

EIS No. 950150, DRAFT EIS, BLM, NV,

Bald Mountain Gold Mine Expansion

Project, within the Horseshoe/Galaxy

Mine, Plan of Operation Approval and

COE Section 404 Permit, White Pine

and Elko Counties, NV, Due: June 16,

1995, Contact: Dan Netcher (702) 289–

1872.

EIS No. 950151, DRAFT EIS, AFS, UT,

Brian Head Recovery Project, Timber

Harvest, Implementation, Dixie

National Forest, Cadar City Ranger

District, Iron County, UT, Due: June

12, 1995, Contact: Ronald S. Wilson

(801) 865–0627.

EIS No. 950152, FINAL EIS, COE, NJ,

Atlantic Coast of New Jersey, Beach

Erosion Control Project,

Implementation, Sandy Hook to

Barnegat Inlet within the Borough of

Asbury Park to Manasquan,

Monmouth County, NJ, Due: May 29,

1995, Contact: Mark H. Burlas (212)

264–4663.

EIS No. 950153, DRAFT EIS, FAA, NY,

Syracuse Hancock International

Airport, Land Acquisition and

Construction of Runway 10 L–28R,

Funding and Airport Layout Plan

Approval, Onondaga County, NY,

Due: July 26, 1995, Contact: Frank

Squeglia (718) 553–0798.

EIS No. 950154, DRAFT EIS, AFS, CA,

Pacific Pipeline Transportation

Project, Construction/Operation,

Right-of-Way Grant, Special-UsePermit, COE Section 10 and 404

Permits, Angeles National Forest,

Santa Barbara, Ventura, Los Angeles

and Kern Counties, CA, Due: June 19,

1995, Contact: Richard Borden (818)

574–5255.

EIS No. 950155, LEGISLATIVE DRAFT

EIS, AFS, ID, Upper Selway River

Tributaries, Wild and Scenic River

Study, for Fifteen Rivers, Suitability

and Unsuitability, National Wild and

Scenic Rivers Systems, Nez Perce

National Forest, Idaho County, ID,

Due: June 12, 1995, Contact: James

Paradiso (208) 983–1950.

EIS No. 950156, DRAFT EIS, NPS, AZ,

Organ Pipe Cactus National

Monument General Management Plan

and Development Concept Plan,

Implementation, Portion of the

Sonoran Desert, Pima County, AZ,

Due: July 10, 1995, Contact: Dan

Olson (415) 744–3968.

EIS No. 950157, DRAFT EIS, BLM, WY,

Moxa Arch Area Natural Gas

Development Project Expansion,

Approvals, Right-of-Way Grants and

COE Section 404 Permit(s) Issuance,

Sweetwater, Lincoln and Unita

Counties, WY, Due: June 12, 1995,

Contact: Bill McMahan (307) 382–

5350.

EIS No. 950158, DRAFT EIS, COE, UT,

Kennecott Tailings Modernization

Project, Tailings Impoundment

Expansion, COE Section 404 Permit

Issuance, Salt Lake County, UT, Due:

June 27, 1995, Contact: Michael

Schwinn (801) 295–8380.

EIS No. 950159, DRAFT EIS, AFS, ID,

Fish Bate Timber Sale,

Implementation, North Fork

Clearwater River, Clearwater National

Forest, North Fork Ranger District,

Clearwater County, ID, Due: June 12,

1995, Contact: Jennefer Sundberg

(208) 476–3775.

EIS No. 950160, DRAFT EIS, UAF, GU,

Andersen Air Force Base (AFB) Solid

Waste Management Facility,

Construction, Island of Guam, GU,

Due: June 12, 1995, Contact: Roy N.

Tsutsui (671) 366–2101.

EIS No. 950161, FINAL EIS, AFS, UT,

Upper Provo River Reservoirs

Stabilization Project, Implementation,

Wasatch-Cache National Forest,

Kamas Ranger District, Summit

County, UT, Due: May 29, 1995,

Contact: Melissa Blackwell (801) 783–

4338.
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EIS No. 950162, FINAL EIS, FRC, CA,

NV, OR, Tuscarora Natural Gas

Pipeline Project, Construction and

Operation, Right-of-Way Grant,

Special-Use-Permit, NPDES Permit

and COE Section 404 Permit, Lassen

County, CA; Washoe and Storey

Counties, NV and Klamath County,

OR, Due: May 29, 1995, Contact: Alisa

Lykens (202) 208–0766.

EIS No. 950163, FINAL EIS, DOE, NAT,

Programmatic Spent Nuclear Fuel

Management and Idaho National

Engineering Laboratory

Environmental Restoration and Waste

Management Programs,

Implementation, Due: May 29, 1995,

Contact: Stan Lichtman (208) 586–

4600.

Amended Notices

EIS No. 950075, DRAFT SUPPLEMENT,

AFS, AK, Bohemia Mountain Timber

Sale, Updated Information concerning

Resolution of Three Appeal Issues

Regarding Harvesting Timber,

Tongass National Forest, Stikine Area,

AK, Due: June 12, 1995, Contact:

David E. Helmick (907) 772–3841.

Published FR 03–17–95—Review

period extended.

Dated: April 25, 1995.

William D. Dickerson,

Director, NEPA Compliance Division, Office

of Federal Activities.

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Notice of Meeting and Request for

Comment on Targeted Legislative

Changes to RCRA

AGENCY: U.S. Environmental Protection

Agency.

ACTION: Notice of meetings/request for

comment.

SUMMARY: As called for in the

President’s plan for ‘‘Reinventing

Environmental Regulation’’, EPA is

seeking to identify a package of targeted

legislative improvements to the

Resource Conservation and Recovery

Act (RCRA). The Agency will consider

the views of all stakeholders and

communicate the results, findings, and

recommendations to Congress by July

15, 1995. EPA is providing an

opportunity for interested individuals to

present their ideas and suggestions for

improving the solid and hazardous

waste system under RCRA. This notice

provides information on the initiative,

solicits input from all interested

individuals, and announces a series of

roundtable meetings that will be open to

the public. A limited number of

individuals will be invited to sit at the

‘‘roundtable’’ to participate in a public,

facilitated dialogue on various issues.

Space will be available for other

members of the public to observe and

comment on the dialogue as well.

DATES: EPA will accept public

comments until June 15, 1995. Both

written and electronic comments must

be submitted on or before this date.

Representatives from a cross-section of

the regulated community,

environmental groups, Environmental

Justice groups, and states will be invited

to participate in roundtable discussions.

At each such meeting, there will be an

opportunity for public comment.

Roundtable Meetings (open to the

public) will be held as follows:

May 10, 1995, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., Lake

Michigan Room, EPA Regional Office,

77 West Jackson Boulevard, Chicago,

Illinois

May 25, 1995, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m.,

Sheraton Crown Center Hotel, 15700

J.F.K. Boulevard, Houston, Texas

June 7, 1995, 9 a.m. until 4 p.m., Hyatt

Regency Hotel, 2799 Jefferson Davis

Highway, Arlington, VA 22202

ADDRESSES: Commentors must send an

original and two copies of their

comments referencing docket number

F–95–LRRA–FFFFF to: RCRA

Information Center (5305), U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency, 401

M. Street, S.W., Washington, DC 20460.

Comments also may be submitted

electronically by sending electronic

mail to RCRA-Docket@epamail.epa.gov.

All electronic comments must be

submitted as an ASCII file avoiding the

use of special characters and any form

of encryption. Comments will also be

accepted on 3.5’’ disks in WordPerfect

in 5.1 file format or ASCII file format.

Electronic comments must also be

identified by docket number F–95–

LRRA–FFFFF. Confidential Business

Information (CBI) should not be

submitted through electronic mail.

Public comments and relevant

documents are available for viewing in

the RCRA Information Center (RIC)

located in room M2616, at the EPA

address listed above. The RIC is open

from 9 a.m. to 4 p.m. Monday through

Friday, excluding Federal holidays. To

review docket materials, the public

must make an appointment by calling

(202) 260–9327. Materials may be

copied for $0.15 per page. Charges

under $25.00 are waived.

Roundtable meetings will be at the

following locations. These meetings are

open to the public. Call Denise Madigan

of JAMS-ENDISPUTE at (202) 942–9180

if you wish to attend, as space may be

limited.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For

accessing information electronically, see

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION below.

For further information, contact one

of the following individuals at EPA in

the Office of Solid Waste, RCRA

Legislative Reform Team: David Hockey

at (202) 260–7596, Bob Hall at (202)

260–9355, or Judy Kertcher (202) 260–

4522.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: This

Federal Register and other relevant

materials (meeting summaries, public

comments) will be available in

electronic format on the Internet System

through the EPA Public Access Server.

This notice is also available

electronically through INDIANnet,

operated by Americans for Indian

Opportunity. For information and

assistance with using INDIANnet, call

1–605–345–9642.

Paper copies are also available in the

RCRA Docket at the address listed in the

previous section.

This document and the background

package for this initiative signed April

13, 1995 are also available on the EPA’s

Clean-up Information Bulletin Board

(CLU–IN). To access CLU-IN with a

modem of up to 28,800 baud, dial (301)

589–8366. First-time users will be asked

to input some initial registration

information. Next, select ‘‘D’’

(download) from the main menu. Input

the file name ‘‘NOTICE.FR’’ to

download this notice and ‘‘RCRA.REF’’

to download the initiative

announcement and background

package. Follow the on-line instructions

to complete the download. More

information about the download

procedure is located in Bulletin 614; to

read this bulletin type ‘‘B614’’ from the

main menu. For additional help with

these instructions, telephone the CLU–

IN help line at (301)589–8368.

The Federal Register notice, minutes

of the public meetings, and copies of all

comments submitted also will be kept in

paper form. Accordingly, EPA will

transfer all comments received

electronically into printed paper form as

they are received, and will place the

paper copies in the public record which

will also include all comments

submitted directly in writing. The

official public record is the paper record

maintained at the address in ADDRESSES

at the beginning of this notice.

Follow these instructions to access

information electronically:

1. Through Gopher: Go to:

gopher.epa.gov. From the main menu,

choose ‘‘EPA Offices and Regions’’.

Next, choose ‘‘Office of Solid Waste and