24646 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 89 / Tuesday, May 9, 1995 / Notices

Office of the Assistant Secretary for

Community Planning and

Development

[Docket No. N–95–3876; FR–3817–N–02;

Docket No. N–95–3877; FR 3855–N–02; and

Docket No. N–95–3888; FR–3886–N–03]

Youthbuild: Notice of Funds

Availability for Youthbuild Programs

Fiscal Year 1995: Notice of Extension

of Application Deadline; NOFA for the

John Heinz Neighborhood

Development Program: Notice of

Extension of Application Deadline; and

Homeownership of Single Family

Homes Program (HOPE 3); Notice of

Fund Availability: Notice of Extension

of Application Deadline, Need to

Resubmit Applications, and Change in

Submission Location for Applicants in

Oklahoma

AGENCY: Office of the Assistant

Secretary for Community Planning and

Development, HUD.

ACTION: Notice of changes in deadlines

and submission location for certain

NOFA applications in Oklahoma.

SUMMARY: This notice sets forth a list of

NOFAs published by HUD’s Office of

Community Planning and Development

that have imminent application

submission deadlines and may be

affected by the destruction of HUD’s

Oklahoma State Office in Oklahoma

City, Oklahoma. This notice extends the

application due dates for these NOFAs

and specifies a new submission location

for one of the NOFAs. Applicants that

have already submitted an application

under the HOPE 3 NOFA to HUD’s

Office in Oklahoma City should

resubmit a copy of their application to

the Fort Worth Office, as provided in

this notice.

DATES: See Supplementary Information

section of this notice.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Please contact the person listed in the

individual NOFA for which an

application is to be submitted (see

specific publication information under

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION). For

applicants in Oklahoma, contact the

following HUD staff in the Fort Worth,

Texas Office for assistance: for the John

Heinz NOFA, contact Kayla Lynd, John

Heinz Coordinator, phone (817) 885–

5880; and for the HOPE 3 Program,

contact Will Williamson, HOPE 3

Coordinator, phone (817) 885–5887. For

general information about this notice,

contact Salvatore Sclafani, Program

Analyst, Office of Community Planning

and Development, Department of

Housing and Urban Development, Room

7208, 451 Seventh Street, SW,

Washington, DC 20410, telephone (202)

708–1283; or (202) 708–2565 (TDD).

(These telephone numbers are not tollfree.)

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Due to the

destruction of the HUD Office in

Oklahoma City, Oklahoma, on April 19,

1995, the Department is announcing

new requirements for the submission of

applications from applicants in

Oklahoma under certain Notices of

Funding Availability (NOFAs)

previously published in the Federal

Register. In addition, any applicant

under the HOPE 3 NOFA that has

already submitted an application to the

Oklahoma City office is directed to

resubmit its application to HUD’s Fort

Worth Office, as indicated below in this

notice. Photocopies of all of the

documentation and materials as

originally submitted to the Oklahoma

City Office will be acceptable, as long as

the applicant also provides proof of

submission (e.g., postal or Federal

Express receipt). Completed

applications may not be submitted by

fax.

Although applicants under the

Youthbuild NOFA (60 FR 9726,

February 21, 1995) and the NOFA for

the John Heinz Neighborhood

Development Program (60 FR 10438,

February 24, 1995) are required to send

their applications to HUD Headquarters

in Washington, D.C., they have not had

the opportunity to be assisted in the

completion of their submissions by their

State Office in Oklahoma City. In

addition, the Department is announcing

that applications for the HOPE 3 NOFA

that were to be submitted to the

Oklahoma City Office should be

redirected to the Ft. Worth, Texas Office

of the Department. In the case of the

HOPE 3 NOFA, persons within

Oklahoma that had requested

applications or were previous grantees

have also been advised directly of the

change in location for submission of the

applications.

Applicants in Oklahoma who have

questions on the preparation of their

applications may contact the following

HUD staff in the Fort Worth, Texas

Office for assistance: for the John Heinz

NOFA, contact Kayla Lynd, John Heinz

Coordinator, phone (817) 885–5880; and

for the HOPE 3 Program, contact Will

Williamson, HOPE 3 Coordinator,

phone (817) 885–5887. Applicants in

Oklahoma who have questions on the

preparation of their application for the

Youthbuild NOFA may contact Ron

Herbert, Youthbuild Coordinator, phone

(202) 709–3484.

Accordingly, this notice lists those

NOFAs in which the application

requirements have been changed as a

result of the Oklahoma City tragedy.

Changes in the applicable requirements

are specified under the heading

identifying the affected NOFA. Unless

revised by this notice, all other

information and requirements

applicable to a particular NOFA before

the changes announced in this notice

remains as previously published.

1. Youthbuild: Notice of Funds Availability

for Youthbuild Programs Fiscal Year 1995.

[Docket No. N–95–3876; FR 3817–N–01;

published February 21, 1995, at 60 FR 9726]

Application Due Date: May 22, 1995, 4:30

Eastern Time (only for submissions from

applicants within Oklahoma; all other

applicants remain subject to the original

May 8, 1995, deadline)

Submit Application to: Processing and

Control Branch, Office of Community

Planning and Development, Department of

Housing and Urban Development, 451

Seventh Street, SW, Room 7255,

Washington, DC 20410, ATTN: Youthbuild

2. NOFA for the John Heinz Neighborhood

Development Program

[Docket No. N–95–3877; FR 3855–N–01;

published February 24, 1995, at 60 FR 10438]

Application Due Date: May 26, 1995, 4:30

Eastern Time (only for submissions from

applicants within Oklahoma; all other

applicants remain subject to the original

May 12, 1995, deadline)

Submit Application to: Processing and

Control Branch Office of Community

Planning and Development, Department of

Housing and Urban Development, 451

Seventh Street, SW, Room 7255,

Washington, DC 20410, Attn: John Heinz

Program

Correction of Deficient Applications

If an application lacks certain

technical items or contains a technical

error, HUD will notify the applicant that

it has 7 calendar days instead of 14

calendar days from the date of

notification to cure the technical

deficiency.

3. Homeownership of Single Family Homes

Program (HOPE 3); Notice of Fund

Availability

[Docket No. N–95–3888; FR–3886–N–01,

published February 24, 1995, at 60 FR 10446]

Application Due Date: May 8, 1995, 4:30

Central Time (only for submissions from

applicants within Oklahoma; all other

applicants remain subject to the original

April 25, 1995, deadline)

Submit Application to (only applicants

within Oklahoma): HUD Texas State

Office, of Community Planning and

Development, P.O. Box 2905, Fort Worth,

TX 76113–2905, ATTN: Will Williamson
Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 89 / Tuesday, May 9, 1995 / Notices 24647

Dated: May 4, 1995.

Andrew Cuomo,

Assistant Secretary for Community Planning

and Development.

[FR Doc. 95–11520 Filed 5–5–95; 2:42 pm]

BILLING CODE 4210–29

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR

Bureau of Land Management

[NV–060–1990–01; N64–92–001P]

Notice of Intent To Prepare an

Environmental Impact Statement for

the Mule Canyon Project Mining Plan

of Operations

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management,

Interior.

ACTION: Notice of Intent to prepare an

Environmental Impact Statement (EIS)

for the Santa Fe Pacific Gold

Corporation Mule Canyon Project Plan

of Operations for mining in Lander

County, Nevada and notice of scoping

period and public meetings.

SUMMARY: Pursuant to Section 102(2)(C)

of the National Environmental Policy

Act of 1969 (NEPA) as amended, and to

43 CFR Part 3809, the Surface

Management Regulations, the Bureau of

Land Management (BLM), will be

directing the preparation of an

Environmental Impact Statement for the

proposed development of a new mill

facility, tailings impoundment, heap

leach facility, five open pits, and

ancillary facilities in Lander County,

Nevada. The environmental impact

statement will be prepared by third

party contractor and funded by the

proponent, Santa Fe Pacific Gold

Corporation. The BLM invites

comments and suggestions on the scope

of the analysis.

DATES: Scoping meetings will be held on

May 24, 1995, from 7–9 p.m. at the

Battle Mountain District BLM Office

conference room, 50 Bastian Road, in

Battle Mountain, Nevada; and on May

25, 1995, from 7–9 p.m. at the Senior

Citizens Center, Crescent Valley,

Nevada. The purpose of these meetings

is to identify issues to be addressed in

the EIS, and to encourage public

participation in the NEPA process.

Representatives of the BLM and Santa

Fe Pacific Gold Corporation will be

summarizing the Plan of Operations and

the anticipated environmental impacts

resulting from the project and will be

accepting comments from the audience.

Additional briefing meetings will be

held as appropriate. Written comments

on the Plan of Operations and the scope

of the EIS will be accepted until close

of business, June 26, 1995.

ADDRESSES: Scoping comments may be

sent to: USDI–BLM, District Manager,

P.O. Box 1420, 50 Bastian Road, Battle

Mountain, Nevada, 89820, Attn.: Dave

Davis, Mule Canyon Project Manager.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Dave Davis, Mule Canyon Project

Manager, (702) 635–4000.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Santa Fe

Pacific Gold Corporation has recently

submitted a proposal to develop a

mining facility on the north end of the

Shoshone Mountain Range, in Lander

County, Nevada, approximately 14

miles east-southeast of Battle Mountain.

The proposed mining development will

involve the development of five open

pits, a heap leach pad, a tailings storage

facility, four holding ponds, several

solution ponds, milling, processing, and

other ancillary facilities. There are

currently two disposal plans for over/

interburden storage. The no backfill

plan entails the construction of 12

overburden facilities (total disturbance

504 acres). The backfill disposal plan

entails construction of fourteen

facilities, including the backfilling of

the Main Pit area (total disturbance 521

acres). Total maximum disturbance

under either scenario is expected to be

near 2,870 acres. A fence surrounding

the project will enclose approximately

6,606 acres.

The BLM has determined through

internal scoping that the following

issues may be potentially significant

and as such will be the focus of the EIS:

Minor dewatering associated with

mining, water quality and pit water

quality after closure, socio-economic

impacts to the region, air quality,

impacts to range and wildlife resources,

cultural and Native American Religious

Concerns, reclamation, and cumulative

impacts. Additional significant issues to

be addressed may arise during the

scoping process. Federal, State, and

local government agencies and other

individuals who may be interested or

affected by the BLM’s decision on this

plan of operations are invited to

participate in the scoping process.

Dated: May 1, 1995.

Michael C. Mitchel,

Acting District Manager.

[FR Doc. 95–11391 Filed 5–8–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–HC–M

[UT–920–95–1320–01]

Utah and Colorado: Uinta

Southwestern Utah Regional Coal

Team Meeting

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management.

ACTION: Notice of regional coal team

meeting.

SUMMARY: In accordance with the

responsibilities outlined in the Federal

Coal Management Regulations (43 CFR

Part 3400), the Regional Coal Team

(RCT) for the decertified Uinta

Southwestern Utah Federal Coal

Production Region will hold a meeting

to discuss and make recommendations

concerning coal leasing and

development in the Region. The RCT

will review pending coal lease

applications under the ‘‘Leasing by

Application’’ (LBA) program and

discuss any additional coal-related

activities appropriate at this time.

Members of the public, coal companies,

and interested agencies are invited to

make comments at the meeting.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: A total of

six coal lease applications are pending

in the region, including five in Utah,

and one in Western Colorado. The RCT

will be reviewing the applications, and,

where appropriate, making

recommendations to the BLM

concerning processing the applications.

Pending applications in the Region

include:

State Applicant Coal field Est.

acreage

Utah ............................................................. Coastal States Energy ............................... Wasatch Plateau ........................................ 2,020

Sage Point Coal Co ................................... Book Cliffs .................................................. 1,104

PacifiCorp Electric Oper ............................. Wasatch Plateau ........................................ 7,865

Genwal Coal Co ......................................... Wasatch Plateau ........................................ 4,052

Cyprus Western Coal ................................. Book Cliffs .................................................. 2,300

Colorado ...................................................... Mountain Coal 1 .......................................... Paonia/Summerset ..................................... 2,276

1Tract scheduled for sale in Denver, Colorado, May 15, 1995.