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continuation of lease in effect with

longer time periods between drilling).

• Information on Tracts with

Indicated Hydrocarbons.

• Royalty Policies for New Leases (to

offer lower royalties on offered tracts

and suspend or reduce royalties based

on market factors).

• Royalty Policies for Active Leases

(expense and capital investment-type

projects).

• Other Related Issues.

The meeting is open to the public.

The first day will consist of both

individual and joint MMS-industry

panel discussions. The morning session

will focus on issues such as bid

adequacy, minimum bid levels, rentals,

tract sizes, longer lease terms, and

information on tracts with indicated

hydrocarbons. The afternoon session

will address royalty rates on new leases

and extensions in the primary term on

existing leases through modification of

drilling requirements. It will also

include an overview of the proposed

MMS guidelines for royalty relief on

active leases and the purpose they are

designed to achieve. The second day

will be reserved for more detailed

technical discussions of how the

proposed royalty relief guidelines

would apply to representative lease

operations. Selected examples and case

studies will be considered in the

afternoon session of the second day.

Interested parties are invited to attend

both sessions, but it could be especially

valuable for those responsible for the

preparation of applications for royalty

relief under the proposed guidelines to

attend on the second day. These persons

would include petroleum engineers,

accountants, financial analysts and

production managers.

REGISTRATION: Since seating will be

limited, those wishing to attend any part

of the 2-day session should register in

advance and indicate which day(s) they

plan to be present. Reservations should

be made by phone (703–787–1628) or

facsimile (703–787–1621) no later than

May 31, 1995, to Ms. Karen Decker,

Minerals Management Service, Mail

Stop–4200, 381 Elden Street, Herndon,

Virginia 22070.

COMMENTS: Written comments on the

workshop and/or the individual topics

covered should be sent by mail to the

attention of Ms. Mary Vavrina,

Economic Evaluation Branch, Minerals

Management Service, 381 Elden Street,

MS–4220, Herndon, Virginia, 22070, or

at the above facsimile number. For more

detail on the issues that MMS would

like respondents to address, see the Call

for Comment on Proposed Policy

Options published in the Federal

Register on April 20, 1995 (60 FR

19767).

DATES: Monday, June 12, and Tuesday,

June 13, 1995.

ADDRESSES: The Gulf of Mexico

Regional Office, Minerals Management

Service, Elmwood Towers Building,

Conference Rooms 111–115, 1201

Elmwood Park Boulevard, Jefferson,

Louisiana 70123—Contact person:

Barney Congdon, (504) 736–2595.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Contact Ms. Mary Vavrina in Herndon,

Virginia, at the address or facsimile

number listed above, or call her directly

at (703) 787–1540.

Dated: May 8, 1995.

Thomas Gernhofer,

Associate Director for Offshore Minerals

Management.

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National Park Service

Notice of Issuance of a Prospectus for

the Operation of a Guided Trail Ride

Service Within Kalaupapa National

Historic Park

Summary: The National Park Service

has issued a Prospectus for a Concession

Contract for the operation of a guided

trail ride service at Kalaupapa National

Historical Park.

Supplementary Information: The

operation will provide the public with

an opportunity to take an equestrian,

guided trail ride down the historic pali

trail into the community of Kalaupapa.

The historic trail transcends a cliff and

is approximately 2 miles in length

involving the negotiation 26

switchbacks. Upon arriving at the

bottom of the trail, the public will be

given a tour of the historic district by a

local resident.

To receive a copy of the Prospectus,

contact the following either by mail or

telephone: National Park Service,

Concession Program Management

Division, 600 Harrison Street, Suite 600,

San Francisco, CA 94107–1327, or call:

(415) 744–3981–Teresa Jackson.

Applications must be received by

June 27, 1995, at the above address by

the close of business day at 4:00 p.m.

Western Daylight Saving Time.

Dated: May 5, 1995.

Stephen G. Crabtree,

Acting Regional Director, Western Region.

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Final General Management Plan/

Environmental Impact Statement;

Haleakala National Park, Hawaii; Notice

of Availability

Summary: Pursuant to section

102(2)(C) of the National Environmental

Policy Act of 1969 (P.L. 91–190, as

amended), the National Park Service,

Department of Interior, has prepared a

Final General Management Plan and

Environmental Impact Statement

(FGMP/EIS) that describes and analyzes

a proposal and two alternatives for the

future management, use, and

development of Haleakala National

Park, Maui County, Hawaii.

The General Management Plan calls

for acquiring lands adjacent to the park

found to contain significant natural or

cultural resources; this also will permit

improvements in visitor access. The

plan also calls for developing new

facilities and the upgrading of existing

facilities to improve the quality of

visitor services. These improvements

are needed to accommodate the

substantial increases that have occurred

in Haleakala’s visitation over the past

few decades. Additional research

programs are also called for to refine

and supplement the existing resource

base data.

The Draft General Management Plan/

Environmental Impact Statement

(DGMP/EIS) was released for public

review on May 3, 1994 and the public

comment period closed on July 30,

1994. Fifteen written comments were

received. The FGMP/EIS incorporates

minor modifications and clarifications

in response to some of these comments,

although no significant new issues or

concerns were surfaced. The same

proposal and alternatives were

evaluated in the DGMP/EIS and the

FGMP/EIS.

Supplementary Information: The noaction period on this final general

management plan and environmental

impact statement will extend for 30

days after Notice of its availability is

published by the Environmental

Protection Agency in the Federal

Register.

For copies of the FGMP/EIS, or for

further information, please contact:

Superintendent, Haleakala National

Park, P.O. Box 369, Makawao, Maui

96768.

Dated: April 11, 1995.

Patricia L. Newbacher,

Regional Director, Western Region.

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