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is in their request for proposal (RFP)

located in the docket.

21. State Implementation Plan

Submissions Section 51.372 and

Implementation Deadlines Section

51.373

Arizona is currently implementing an

annual basic I/M and an enhanced I/M

program. The November 1994 I/M SIP

submittal is fully approvable and

includes all elements meeting EPA’s I/

M regulations (e.g., an analysis of the

emission level targets meeting both

basic and enhanced I/M performance

standard, passage of enabling statutory

and legal authority, and regulations).

V. EPA Analysis of the Arizona I/M

Program Submittal

A complete EPA analysis of the

program submittal is detailed in the

Agency’s technical support document

(TSD) which is available in the docket.

A copy of the TSD can be obtained by

contacting the person listed in the

ADDRESSES portion of this notice. The

TSD summarizes the requirements of

the federal I/M regulations and

addresses whether the elements of the

State’s submittal comply with the

federal rule. Interested parties are

encouraged to examine the TSD for

additional detailed information about

the Arizona I/M program.

VI. EPA Action

In determining the approvability of an

I/M SIP submittal, EPA must evaluate

the SIP for consistency with the

requirements of CAA and EPA

regulations, as found in section 110 and

part D of the CAA and 40 CFR part 51

(Requirements for Preparation,

Adoption, and Submittal of

Implementation Plans).

EPA has evaluated the submitted SIP

and has determined that it is consistent

with the CAA, EPA regulations, and

EPA policy. Therefore, Arizona’s SIP

revision, Basic and Enhanced I/M

Vehicle Emissions Inspection/

Maintenance (I/M) Program

Implemented in Ozone and Carbon

Monoxide Nonattainment Areas of

Arizona is being approved under section

110(k)(3) of the CAA as meeting the

requirements of section 110(a) and Part

D.

Nothing in this action should be

construed as permitting or allowing or

establishing a precedent for any future

implementation plan. Each request for

revision to the state implementation

plan shall be considered separately in

light of specific technical, economic,

and environmental factors and in

relation to relevant statutory and

regulatory requirements.

EPA is publishing this notice without

prior proposal because the Agency

views this as a noncontroversial

amendment and anticipates no adverse

comments. However, in a separate

document in this Federal Register

publication, the EPA is proposing to

approve the SIP revision should adverse

or critical comments be filed. This

action will be effective July 7, 1995,

unless, within 30 days of its

publication, adverse or critical

comments are received.

If the EPA receives such comments,

this action will be withdrawn before the

effective date by publishing a

subsequent notice that will withdraw

the final action. All public comments

received will then be addressed in a

subsequent final rule based on the

separate proposed rule.

The EPA will not institute a second

comment period on this action. Any

parties interested in commenting on this

action should do so at this time. If no

such comments are received, the public

is advised that this action will be

effective July 7, 1995.

VII. Regulatory Process

Under the Regulatory Flexibility Act,

5 U.S.C. 600 et seq., EPA must prepare

a regulatory flexibility analysis

assessing the impact of any proposed or

final rule on small entities. 5 U.S.C. 603

and 604. Alternatively, EPA may certify

that the rule will not have a significant

impact on a substantial number of small

entities. Small entities include small

businesses, small not-for-profit

enterprises and government entities

with jurisdiction over population of less

than 50,000.

SIP approvals under sections 110 and

301(a) and subchapter I, Part D of the

CAA do not create any new

requirements, but simply approve

requirements that the State is already

imposing. Therefore, because the

Federal SIP approval does not impose

any new requirements, I certify that it

does not have a significant impact on

any small entities affected. Moreover,

due to the nature of the Federal-state

relationship under the CAA, preparation

of a regulatory flexibility analysis would

constitute Federal inquiry into the

economic reasonableness of state action.

The CAA forbids EPA to base its

actions concerning SIPs on such

grounds. Union Electric Co. v. U.S.

E.P.A., 427 U.S. 246, 256–66 (S. Ct.

1976); 42 U.S.C. 7410 (a)(2). The OMB

has exempted this action from review

under Executive Order 12866.

List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 52

Environmental protection, Air

pollution control, Hydrocarbons, Carbon

monoxide, Incorporation by reference,

Intergovernmental relations, Ozone,

Reporting and recordkeeping

requirements, Volatile organic

compounds.

Note: Incorporation by reference of the

State Implementation Plan for the State of

Arizona was approved by the Director of the

Federal Register on July 1, 1982.

Dated: April 5, 1995.

John Wise,

Acting Regional Administrator.

40 CFR part 52 is amended as follows:

PART 52—[AMENDED]

1. The authority citation for part 52

continues to read as follows:

Authority: 42 U.S.C. 7401–7671q.

Subpart D—Arizona

2. Section 52.120 is amended by

adding paragraph (c)(75) to read as

follows:

§ 52.120 Identification of plan.

* * * * *

(c) * * *

(75) Program elements submitted on

November 14, 1994, by the Governor’s

designee.

(i) Incorporation by reference.

(A) Arizona Department of

Environmental Quality.

(1) Basic and Enhanced Inspection

and Maintenance Vehicle Emissions

Program. Adopted on September 15,

1994.

* * * * *

[FR Doc. 95–10814 Filed 5–5–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6560–50–P

40 CFR Part 271

[FRL–5203–7]

Tennessee; Final Authorization of

Revisions to State Hazardous Waste

Management Program

AGENCY: Environmental Protection

Agency.

ACTION: Immediate final rule.

SUMMARY: Tennessee has applied for

final authorization of revisions to its

hazardous waste program under the

Resource Conservation and Recovery

Act (RCRA). Tennessee’s revisions

consist of the provisions contained in

rules promulgated between July 1, 1986,

and June 30, 1993, otherwise known as

Non-HSWA Clusters III, V, VI, HSWA

Cluster II, and RCRA Clusters I–III.

These requirements are listed in Section
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B of this notice. The Environmental

Protection Agency (EPA) has reviewed

Tennessee’s application(s) and has

made a decision, subject to public

review and comment, that Tennessee’s

hazardous waste program revisions

satisfy all of the requirements necessary

to qualify for final authorization. Thus,

EPA intends to approve Tennessee’s

hazardous waste program revisions.

Tennessee’s applications for program

revisions are available for public review

and comment.

DATES: Final authorization for

Tennessee’s program revisions shall be

effective July 7, 1995, unless EPA

publishes a prior Federal Register

action withdrawing this immediate final

rule. All comments on Tennessee’s

program revision applications must be

received by the close of business, June

7, 1995.

ADDRESSES: Copies of Tennessee’s

program revision applications are

available during normal business hours

at the following addresses for inspection

and copying: Tennessee Department of

Environment and Conservation, 5th

Floor, L & C Tower, 401 Church Street,

Nashville, Tennessee 37243–1535; U.S.

EPA Region IV, Library, 345 Courtland

Street, NE., Atlanta, Georgia 30365;

(404) 347–4216. Written comments

should be sent to Al Hanke at the

address listed below.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Al

Hanke, Chief, State Programs Section,

Waste Programs Branch, Waste

Management Division, U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency, 345

Courtland Street, NE., Atlanta, Georgia

30365; (404) 347–2234.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

A. Background

States with final authorization under

Section 3006(b) of the Resource

Conservation and Recovery Act

(‘‘RCRA’’ or ‘‘the Act’’), 42 U.S.C.

6926(b), have a continuing obligation to

maintain a hazardous waste program

that is equivalent to, consistent with,

and no less stringent than the Federal

hazardous waste program. In addition,

as an interim measure, the Hazardous

and Solid Waste Amendments of 1984

(Public Law 98–616, November 8, 1984,

hereinafter ‘‘HSWA’’) allows States to

revise their programs to become

substantially equivalent instead of

equivalent to RCRA requirements

promulgated under HSWA authority.

States exercising the latter option

receive ‘‘interim authorization’’ for the

HSWA requirements under Section

3006(g) of RCRA, 42 U.S.C. 6926(g), and

later apply for final authorization for the

HSWA requirements.

Revisions to State hazardous waste

programs are necessary when Federal or

State statutory or regulatory authority is

modified or when certain other changes

occur. Most commonly, State program

revisions are necessitated by changes to

EPA’s regulations in 40 CFR Parts 260–

268 and 124 and 270.

B. Tennessee

Tennessee initially received final

authorization for its base RCRA program

effective on February 5, 1985. Tennessee

has received authorization for revisions

to its program on August 11, 1987,

October 1, 1991, November 6, 1991, and

July 31, 1992. On July 6, 1994,

November 21, 1994, and December 5,

1994, Tennessee submitted program

revision applications for additional

program approvals. Today, Tennessee is

seeking approval of its program

revisions in accordance with 40 CFR

271.21(b)(3).

EPA has reviewed Tennessee’s

applications and has made an

immediate final decision that

Tennessee’s hazardous waste program

revisions satisfy all of the requirements

necessary to qualify for final

authorization. Consequently, EPA

intends to grant final authorization for

the additional program modifications to

Tennessee. The public may submit

written comments on EPA’s immediate

final decision up until June 7, 1995.

Copies of Tennessee’s applications for

these program revisions are available for

inspection and copying at the locations

indicated in the ‘‘Addresses’’ section of

this notice.

Tennessee is today seeking authority

to administer the following Federal

requirements promulgated on July 1,

1986–June 30, 1993.

Checklist Federal requirement FR reference FR promulgation date State authority

24A ....... Financial Responsibility; Settlement Agreement;

Correction.

55 FR 25976 6/26/90 TCA 68–212–107(a)&(d)(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.06(7)(a); .05(7)(a).

27 ......... Liability Coverage; Corporate Guarantee ............. 51 FR 25350 7/11/86 TCA 68–212–108(d); TRC 1200–1–11–.06(8)(k);

.05(8)(k); .06(8)(m)4&6(ii).

28 ......... Standards for Hazardous Waste Storage and

Treatment Tank Systems.

51 FR 25422

51 FR 29430

7/14/86

8/15/86

TCA 68–212–105(4); 68–212–106(2)&(3); 68–

212–107(d)(1–6); 68–212–108(a–f); TRC

1200–1–11–.01(2)(a);

.02(1)(d)1(viii); .03(4)(e)2(i)&6(ii–iii);

.06(2)(a); .06(5)(a); .06(7)(a); .06(8)(a);

.06(10)(a); .05(2)(a);

.05(5)(a); .05(7)(a); .05(8)(a);

.05(10)(a); .05(10)(b)1; .05(10)(c);

.07(5)(a); .07(5)(b); .07(3)(a).

29 ......... Correction to Listing of Commercial Chemical

Products and Appendix VIII Constituents.

51 FR 28296 8/6/86 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–212–107(d)(1); TRC

1200–1–11–.02(4)(a).

34 ......... Land Disposal Restrictions ................................... 51 FR 40572

52 FR 21010

11/7/86

6/4/87

TCA 68–212–107(a),(d)(3)&(9); TRC 1200–1–

11–.01(1)(a);

.01(7)(a)1&2(viii); .01(1)(b);

.01(2)(a); .01(3)(a)1; .02(1)(a);

.02(1)(d)(3)(i)(I); .02(1)(d)4(i);

.02(1)(e),(f)&(g); .02(3)(a); .02(4)(a);

.02(5)(a); .03(1)(b); .04(1)(c);

.06(1)(b)7; .06(2)(a); .06(5)(a);

.05(1)(b)1; .05(2)(a); .05(5)(a);

.10(1)(a)1; .10(1)(a)5; .10(2)(a);

.10(3)(a)1; .10(4)(a); .10(5)(a);

.07(5)(a); .07(8)(b); .07(9)(c)5.

35 ......... Revised Manual SW–846; Amended Incorporation by Reference.52 FR 8072 3/16/87 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–212–107(d)(1); TRC

1200–1–11–.01(2)(b)1.
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36 ......... Closure/Post-Closure Care for Interim Status

Surface Impoundments.

52 FR 8704 3/19/87 TCA 68–212–105(5); 68–212–107(a)&(d)3; 68–

212–108(c)(d)&(m); TRC 1200–1–11–

.05(11)(a).

37 ......... Definition of Solid Waste; Technical Corrections . 52 FR 21306 6/5/87 TCA 68–212–104(7),(15),(17)&(18); 68–212–

106(a)(1); 68–212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–

11–.02(4)(a); .09(1)(a).

38 ......... Amendments to Part B Information Requirements

for Land Disposal Facilities.

52 FR 23447 6/22/87 TCA 68–212–105; 68–212–108(l)&(m); 68–212–

111; TRC 1200–1–11–.07(5)(c).

39 ......... California List Waste Restrictions ......................... 52 FR 25760

52 FR 41295

7/8/87

10/27/87

TCA 68–212–107(a),(d)(3)&(d)(9); TRC 1200–1–

11–.01(2)(b);

.02(1)(d)2(ii)(II); .03(1)(a)7;

.06(2)(a); .05(2)(a);

.10(1)(a)1; .10(1)(a)5; .10(2)(a); .10(3)(a)1;

.10(4)(a); .10(5)(a); .07(9)(c)5.

42 ......... Exception Reporting for Small Quantity Generators of Hazardous Waste.52 FR 35894 9/23/87 TCA 68–212–106(a)(3); 68–212–107(d)(2&6);

TRC 1200–1–11–.03(5)(c)1(i–ii); .03(5)(c)2;

.03(5)(d).

44A ....... Permit Application Requirements Regarding Corrective Action.52 FR 45788 12/1/87 TCA 68–212–106(a)(2); 68–212–107(b)(2)&(3);

68–212–107(d)(3),(4)&(6); TRC 1200–1–11–

.07(5)(c)&(e);

.07(5)(e)1(i)–(v); .07(5)(e)2–3.

44D ....... Permit Modification ............................................... 52 FR 45788 12/1/87 TCA 68–212–107(d)(4); 68–212–108(a)(1)&(b);

TRC 1200–1–11–.07(9)(c)3(iii).

44E ....... Permit as a Shield Provision ................................ 52 FR 45788 12/1/87 TCA 68–212–107(d)(4)&(9); 68–212–108(e);

TRC 1200–1–11–.07(8)(g).

44F ....... Permit Conditions to Protect Human Health and

the Environment.

52 FR 45788 12/1/87 TCA 68–212–107(a),(b)(3),(d)(3,4,&6); 68–212–

108(a)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.07(2)(g).

44G ...... Post Closure Permits ............................................ 52 FR 45788 12/1/87 TCA 68–212–107(a),(d)(3,4&6); 68–212–

108(a)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.07(1)(b)2.

47 ......... Identification & Listing of Hazardous Waste;

Technical Correction.

53 FR 27162 7/19/88 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(1)(e).

48 ......... Farmer Exemptions; Technical Corrections ......... 53 FR 27164 7/19/88 TCA 68–212–107(d)(5); TRC 1200–1–11–

.03(1)(a)2&7;

.06(1)(b)2(ix); .05(1)(b)2(xi);

.10(1)(a); .07(1)(b)4(viii).

49 ......... Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste;

Treatability Studies Sample Exemption.

53 FR 27290 7/19/88 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1,2,5&6); TRC 1200–1–11–

.01(2)(a),

.02(1)(d)5(i–iii); .02(1)(d)6.

50 ......... Land Disposal Restrictions for First Third Scheduled Wastes.53 FR 31138

54 FR 8264

8/17/88

2/27/89

TCA 68–212–107(a);(d)(3)&(9); TRC 1200–1–

11–.06(2)(a); .06(5)(a);

.05(2)(a); .05(5)(a); .09(1)(a);

.10(1)(a)1; .10(1)(a)5; .10(3)(a)1;

.10(2)(a); .10(3)(a)1.

52 ......... Hazardous Waste Management System; Standards for Hazardous Waste Storage and Treatment Tank Systems.52 FR 34079 9/2/88 TCA 68–212–104(6),(7),(13)&(15); 68–212–

105(4); 68–212–106(a)(1–3); 68–212–

107(a)(b)(1) & (d)(3,4&6); 68–212–108(a)(1);

TRC 1200–1–11–.01(2)(a); .06(7)(a);

.06(10)(a); .05(7)(a); .05(10)(a);

.05(10)(c); .01(2)(a).

53 ......... Identification and Listing of Hazardous Waste;

and Designation, Reportable Quantities and

Notification.

53 FR 35412 9/13/88 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(4)(a);

.02(5)(a).

54 ......... Permit Modifications for Hazardous Waste Management Facilities.53 FR 37912

53 FR 41649

9/28/88

10/24/88

TCA 68–212–107(d)(4&6); 68–212–108(b); TRC

1200–1–11–.07(9)(c)2; .06(4)(a);

.06(7)(a); .05(7)(a); .07(9)(c)(5);

.07(9)(c)2(i); .07(9)(c)3(iii–xii);

.07(9)(c)5; .07(1)(e)&(f).

55 ......... Statistical Methods for Evaluating Ground–Water

Monitoring Data from Hazardous Waste Facilities.

53 FR 39720 10/11/88 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–212–107(a)(b)(1–

3)(c)&(d)(1–3); TRC 1200–1–11–.06(6)(a).

56 ......... Identification & Listing of Hazardous Waste; Removal of Iron Dextran from the List of Hazardous Wastes.53 FR 43878 10/31/88 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(4)(a),

.02(5)(a).

57 ......... Identification & Listing of Hazardous Waste; Removal of Strontium Sulfide from the List of

Hazardous Wastes.

53 FR 43881 10/31/88 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(4)(a),

.02(5)(a).

58 ......... Standards for Generators of Hazardous Waste ... 53 FR 45089 11/8/88 TCA 68–212–104(8); 68–212–106(a)(3); 68–

212–107(d)(2,5,&6); TRC 1200–1–11–.03(3)(a)

59 ......... Hazardous Waste Miscellaneous Units; Standards Applicable to Owners and Operators.54 FR 615 1/9/89 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–212–107(d)(4&6);

68–212–108(a)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.07(5)(a).
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60 ......... Amendment to Requirements for Hazardous

Waste Incinerator Permits.

54 FR 4286 1/30/89 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1&2); 68–212–

107(a),(b)(1),(d)(1)&(3); 68–212–

108(a)(1),(d)&(e); TRC 1200–1–11–.07(1)(e);

.07(6);

.07(7)(k); .07(1)(b)2; .07(7)(i)(1&2);

.07(2)(a)3; .07(10)(a); .07(3)(a).

62 ......... Land Disposal Restriction Amendments to First

Third Scheduled Wastes.

54 FR 18836 5/2/89 TCA 68–212–107(a),(d)(3)&(9); TRC 1200–1–

11–.10(3)(a)1.

63 ......... Land Disposal Restrictions for Second Third

Scheduled Wastes.

54 FR 26594 6/23/89 TCA 68–212–107(a),(d)(3)&(9); TRC 1200–1–

11–.10(2)(a); .10(3)(a)1.

64 ......... Delay of Closure Period for Hazardous Waste

Management Facilities.

54 FR 33376 8/14/89 TCA 68–212–107(a)&(d)(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.06(2)(a);

.06(7)(a); .06(8)(c); .05(2)(a);

.05(7)(a); .05(8)(c); .07(10)(a).

65 ......... Mining Waste Exclusion I ..................................... 54 FR 36592 9/1/89 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1), 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–

.02(1)(c)1(ii)(I–III).

66 ......... Land Disposal Restrictions; Corrections to the

First Third Scheduled Wastes.

54 FR 36967

55 FR 23935

9/6/89

6/13/90

TCA 68–212–107(a),(d)(3),&(9); 1200–1–11–

.09(1)(a); .10(1)(a)1;

.10(1)(a)5; .10(2)(a); .10(4)(a).

67 ......... Testing & Monitoring Activities ............................. 54 FR 40260 9/29/89 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–212–107(d)(1); TRC

1200–1–11–.01(2)(b); .02(5)(a).

68 ......... Reportable Quantity Adjustment Methyl Bromide

Production Wastes.

54 FR 41402 10/6/89 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); TRC

1200–1–11–.02(4)(a); .02(5)(a).

69 ......... Reportable Quantity Adjustment .......................... 54 FR 50968 12/11/89 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); TRC

1200–1–11–.02(4)(a); .02(5)(a).

70 ......... Changes to Part 124 Not Accounted for by

Present Checklists.

48 FR 14146

48 FR 30113

53 FR 28118

53 FR 37396

54 FR 246

4/1/83

6/30/83

7/26/88

9/26/88

1/4/89

TCA 68–212–107(a)&(d)(4); 68–212–

108(a)(1)&(b), TRC 1200–1–11–.07(1)(b)3,

.07(2)(a)1; .07(2)(a)3; .07(2)(a)7–10; .07(9)(c)1–

2; .07(9)(d)2(iii);

.07(7)(c); .07(7)(c)4; .07

(7)(e)3(i)(III–V); .07(7)(g)1(ii).

71 ......... Mining Waste Exclusion II .................................... 55 FR 2322 1/23/90 TCA 68–212–104(8); 68–212–106(a)(3); 68–

212–107(d)(2); 68–212–107(d)(5); TRC 1200–

1–11–.01(2)(a);

.02(1)(d)3(ii)(III)I–XX; .03(3)(a).

72 ......... Modification of F019 Listing ................................. 55 FR 5340 2/14/90 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(4)(a).

73 ......... Testing & Monitoring Activities; Technical Corrections.55 FR 8948 3/9/90 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–212–107(d)(1); TRC

1200–1–11–.01(2)(b)1; .02(5)(a).

75 ......... Listing of 1, 1–Dimethylhydrazine Production

Wastes.

55 FR 18496 5/2/90 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); TRC

1200–1–11–.02(4)(a); .02(5)(a).

76 ......... Criteria for Listing Toxic Wastes; Technical

Amendment.

55 FR 18726 5/4/90 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(2)(a).

77 ......... HSWA Codification Rule; Double Liners; Correction.55 FR 19262 5/9/90 TCA 68–212–107(a)&(d)(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.06(11)(a); .06(14)(a)

78 ......... Land Disposal Restrictions for Third Third

Scheduled Wastes.

55 FR 22520 6/1/90 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); TRC

1200–1–11–.02(3)(a); .02(5)(a);

.03(1)(b); .03(4)(e)2(iv); .06(2)(a);

.06(11)(a); .06(12)(a); .06(13)(a);

.06(14)(a); .05(1)(b)1; .05(2)(a);

.05(11)(a); .05(12)(a); .05(13)(a);

.05(14)(a); .10(1)(a)1; .10(1)(a)5;

.10(1)(a)9; .10(2)(a); .10(3)(a)1; .10(5)(a).

79 ......... Hazardous Waste Treatment, Storage, and Disposal Facilities—Organic Air Emission Standards for Process Vents and Equipment Leaks.55 FR 25454 6/21/90 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–212–107(d)(1); TRC

1200–1–11–.01(2)(b)1; .02(1)(f);

.06(2)(a); .06(5)(a); .06(30)(a);

.06(31)(a); .05(2)(a); .05(27)(a);

.05(28)(a); .07(5)(a); .07(5)(b).

80 ......... Toxicity Characteristic; Hydrocarbon Recovery

Operations.

55 FR 40834

56 FR 3978

56 FR 13406

10/5/90

2/1/91

4/2/91

TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–

.02(1)(d)2(viii).

81 ......... Petroleum Refinery Primary and Secondary Oil/

Water/Solids Separation Sludge Listings (F037

and F038); Correction.

55 FR 46354

55 FR 51707

11/2/90

12/17/90

TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(a),(d)(1) & (d)(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.02(4)(a); .02(5)(a).
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82 ......... Wood Preserving Listings ..................................... 55 FR 50450 12/6/90 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.01(2)(a);

.02(4)(b)1;

.02(1)(d)1(ix)(I); .02(4)(f)3;

.02(4)(f)3(i–xii); .02(5)(a);

.03(4)(e)2(i)(III); .02(4)(f)3;

.03(4)(e)2(i)(III)I–II; .03(4)(e)2(ii)–(iv); .06(10)(a);

.06(26)(a);

.02(4)(f)2(i–iii); .05(10)(a);

.05(23)(a); .07(5)(b).

83 ......... Land Disposal Restrictions for Third Third

Scheduled Wastes; Technical Amendment.

56 FR 3864 1/31/91 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(a),(d)(1)&(d)(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.02(1)(c)4; .02(3)(a);

.02(4)(a); .03(1)(a)2/Note; .03(1)(b);

.03(4)(e)6(vi);

.10(1)(a)1; .10(1)(a)5; .10(1)(a)9; .10(2)(a);

.10(3)(a);

.10(5)(a); .07(10)(a).

84 ......... Toxicity Characteristic; Chlorofluorocarbon Refrigerants.56 FR 5910 2/13/91 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a); 68–212–

107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(1)(d)2(ix).

86 ......... Removal of Strontium Sulfide from the List of

Hazardous Waste; Technical Amendment.

56 FR 7567 2/25/91 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(a),(d)(1)&(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.02(4)(a); .02(5)(a).

87 ......... Organic Air Emission Standards for Process

Vents and Equipment Leaks; Technical

Amendment.

56 FR 19290 4/26/91 TCA 68–212–107(a)&(d)3; 68–212–108(a)(1);

TRC 1200–1–11–.06(30)(a); .06(31)(a);

.05(2)(a); .05(5)(a); .05(27)(a);

.05(28)(a); .07(5)(b).

88 ......... Administrative Stay for K069 Listing .................... 56 FR 19951 5/1/91 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(a),(d)(1)&(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.02(4)(a).

89 ......... Revision of F037 and F038 Listings ..................... 56 FR 21955 5/13/91 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(a),(d)(1)&(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.02(4)(a).

90 ......... Mining Exclusion III .............................................. 56 FR 27300 6/13/91 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–

.02(1)(d)3(ii)(III)

91 ......... Administrative Stay for F032, F034, and F035

Listings.

56 FR 27332 6/13/91 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(a),(d)(1&3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.02(4)(a);

.06(26)(a); .05(23)(a).

92 ......... Wood Preserving Listings; Technical Corrections 56 FR 30192 7/1/91 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1–2); 68–

212–107(a),(d)(1,3,4,6); TRC 1200–1–11–

.02(1)(d)1(ix)(I–II);.02(4)(f)1;

.03(4)(e)2(i); .03(4)(e)2(i)(I–III); .03(4)(e)2(ii–iv);

.06(26)(a)1; .05(23)(a)1;

.07(5)(b)9; .07(5)(b)9(iii); .07(5)(b)9(XIV–XVI).

95 ......... Land Disposal Restrictions for Electric Arc Furnace Dust.56 FR 41164 8/19/91 TCA 68–212–104(7)&(15); 68–212–

107(d)(1)&(3); 68–212–106(a)(1); TRC 1200–

1–11–.02(1)(c)3(ii)(II)III(i);

.02(1)(d)1(xi); .10(3)(a)1.

97 ......... Exports of Hazardous Waste; Technical Correction.56 FR 43704 9/4/91 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1–3); 68–212–107(d)(2,5,6);

TRC 1200–1–11–.03(6)(a)1.

99 ......... Amendments to Interim Status Standards for

Downgradient Ground-Water Monitoring Well

Locations.

56 FR 66365 12/23/91 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–212–107(b)(2); 68–

212–107(d)(3); TRC 1200–1–11–.01(2)(a);

.05(6)(b)1(iii); .05(6)(b)1(iii)(I–IV).

100 ....... Liners and Leak Detection Systems for Hazardous Waste Land Disposal Units.57 FR 3462 1/29/92 TCA 68–212–107(a)(d)(3,4,6); TRC 1200–1–11–

.01(2)(a); .06(2)(f)2(iv);

.06(2)(K)1; .06(5)(a)1; .06(11)(a)1;

.06(12)(a)1; .06(14)(a)1,5 & 10;

.05(2)(a)1; .05(5)(a)1; .05(11)(a)1;

.05(12)(a)1; .05(14)(a); .05(14)(a)5;

.07(8)(g)1; .07(8)(g)1(i–iii);

.07(5)(b)3(ii); .07(5)(b)3(ii)(II–VII);

.07(5)(b)3(iii); .07(5)(b)4(iii);

.07(5)(b)4(iii)(I)I–V; .07(5)(b)4(iv);

.07(5)(b)6(ii); .07(5)(b)6(ii)(I)I–V;

.07(5)(b)6(iv); .07(10)(a)1.

101 ....... Administrative Stay for the Requirement that Existing Drip Pads be Impermeable.57 FR 5859 2/18/92 TCA 68–212–106(a)(1)&(2); 68–212–

107(a)&(d)(3); TRC 1200–1–11–.06(26)(a)(1);

.05(23)(a)1.
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102 ....... Second Correction to the Third Third Land Disposal Restrictions.57 FR 8086 3/6/92 TCA 68–212–104(7)&(15); 68–212–106(a)(1);

68–212–107(d)(1)&(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.06(2)(d)1(1); .05(2)(a)1;

.10(1)(a)1; .10(3)(a)1.

103 ....... Hazardous Debris Case-by-Case Capacity Variance.57 FR 20766 5/15/92 TCA 68–212–104(7)&(15); 68–212–106(a)(1);

68–212–107(d)(1)&(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.10(2)(f)5.

104 ....... Oil Filter Exclusion ................................................ 57 FR 21524 5/20/92 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(1)(d)2(x);

.02(1)(d)2(x)(I–IV).

105 ....... Recycled Coke By-Product Exclusion .................. 57 FR 27880 6/22/92 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(1)(d)1(x).

106 ....... Lead-Bearing Hazardous Materials Case-byCase Capacity Variance.57 FR 28628 6/26/92 TCA 68–212–104(7)&(15); 68–212–106(a)(1);

68–212–107(d)(1)&(3); TRC 1200–1–11–

.10(2)(f)3 & 11.

107 ....... Used Oil Filter Exclusion Corrections ................... 57 FR 29220 7/1/92 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(1)(d)2(x).

108 ....... Toxicity Characteristic Revisions .......................... 57 FR 30657 7/10/92 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(1)(d)2(vi);

.02(1)(d)2(iv); .05(14)(a).

109 ....... Land Disposal restrictions for Newly Listed

Waste and Hazardous Debris.

57 FR 37194 8/18/92 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1)&(2); 68–

212–104(7); 68–212–107(a); 68–212–

107(d)(1,3&9); TRC 1200–1–11–.01(2)(a);

.02(1)(c)1(ii)(III);

.02(1)(c)3(ii)(II)III;

.02(1)(c)3(ii)(II)(III); .02(1)(c)6;

.03(4)(e)2(i)(IV); .03(4)(e)2(i)(IV)I–II;

.03(4)(e)2(ii); .06(7)(a);

.06(8)(a); .06(8)(c); .06(32)(a);

.05(7)(a); .05(8)(a)&(c); .05(11)a;

.05(30)(a); .10(1)(a); .10(1)(a)4;

.10(1)(a)5; .10(1)(a)9; .10(1)(b)2;

.10(2)(a); .10(3)(a); .10(4)(a);

.10(5)(a); .07(4)(a)15; .07(5)(a);

.07(9)(c)5; .07(10)(a); .07(3)(a).

110 ....... Coke-By-Products Listings ................................... 57 FR 37284 8/18/92 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(1)(d)1(x);

.02(4)(a);

.02(5)(a).

112 ....... Recycled Used Oil Management Standards ........ 57 FR 41566 9/10/92 TCA 68–211–105(c); 68–212–106(a)(1)&(2); 68–

211–107(a); 68–211–111(d); 68–211–1001 et.

seq.; 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(a);68–212–107(d)(1)&(3); TRC 1200–

1–11–.02(1)(e)&(f); .09(1)(a);

.11(1)(a); .01(2)(a);

.02(1)(c)1(ii)(V)&(V)I&II; .11(1)(b);

.11(1)(b)1,2&3(i).

113 ....... Consolidated Liability Requirements: Financial

Responsibility for Third–Party Liability, Closure, and Post–Closure.

57 FR 42832

53 FR 33938

56 FR 30200

9/16/92

9/1/88

7/1/91

TCA 68–212–107(d)(3); 68–212–107(d)(4); 68–

212–108(a)(1),(c)&(d); TRC 1200–1–11–

.06(8)(b); .06(8)(d)1&6;

.06(8)(f); .06(8)(k); .06(8)(m)4&5;

.06(8)(m)6(i–ii); .06(8)(m)7(2)(d);

.06(8)(m)8(2)(d); .06(8)(m)9&10;

.06(8)(m)11(i–ii); .06(8)(m)12(i–ii);

.05(8)(b); .05(8)(d)(f)(k).

115 ....... Chlorinated Toluenes Production Waste Listing .. 57 FR 47376 10/15/92 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(4)(a);

.02(5)(a).

116 ....... Hazardous Soil Case–by–Case Capacity Variance.57 FR 47772 10/20/92 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1)&(2); 68–

212–107(a),(d)(1),(d)(3)&(d)(9); TRC 1200–1–

11–.10(2)(a).

117B ..... Toxicity Characteristic Amendment ...................... 57 FR 23062 6/1/92 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(1)(d)2(vi);

.02(1)(d)2(iv); .05(14)(a).

118 ....... Liquids in Landfills II ............................................. 57 FR 54452 11/18/92 TCA 68–212–104(7)(A)&(B); 68–212–106(a)(1);

68–212–107(a),(d)(1,3,&9); TRC 1200–1–11–

.06(2)(a); .06(14)(a);

.06(2)(a); .05(2)(a); .05(14)(a).

119 ....... Toxicity Characteristic Revision; TCLP Correction 57 FR 55114

58 FR 6854

11/24/92

2/2/93

TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(5)(a).
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120 ....... Wood Preserving; Amendments to Listings and

Technical Requirements.

57 FR 61492 12/24/92 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1); 68–

212–107(d)(1),(3)&(4); 68–212–

108(a)(1),(c)&(d); TRC 1200–1–11–.02(4)(a);

.06(26)(a); .05(23)(a).

122 ....... Recycled Used Oil Management Standards;

Technical Amendments and Corrections I.

58 FR 26420

58 FR 33341

5/3/93

6/17/93

TCA 68–211–105(c); 68–211–106(a)(1)&(2); 68–

211–107(a); 68–211–111(d); 68–211–1001

et.seq.; 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a)(1);

68–212–107(a),(d)(1)&(d)(3); TRC 1200–1–

11–.02(1)(e); .11(1)(a);

.02(1)(d)2(x–xi); .06(1)(b)2(ii);

.05(1)(b)2(iii).

123 ....... Land Disposal Restrictions; Renewal of the Hazardous Waste Debris Case–by–Case Capacity

Variance.

58 FR 28506 5/14/93 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106(a) (1)&(2);

68–212–107(a),(d)(1),(d)(3) & (d)(9); TRC

1200–1–11–.10(2)(a).

124 ....... Land Disposal Restrictions for Ignitable and Corrosive Characteristic Wastes whose Treatment

Standards were Vacated.

58 FR 29860 5/24/93 TCA 68–212–104(7); 68–212–106 (a)(1) & (2);

68–212–107(a),(d)(1),(d)(3),&(d)(9); TRC

1200–1–11–.06(1)(b)2(v–vi);

.10(1)(a)1,(a)(5)&(a)(9); .10(2)(a);

.10(3)(a); .07(10)(a).

Approval of Tennessee’s program

revisions shall become effective July 7,

1995, unless an adverse comment

pertaining to the State’s revisions

discussed in this notice is received by

the end of the comment period.

If an adverse comment is received

EPA will publish either (1) a withdrawal

of the immediate final decision or (2) a

notice containing a response to

comments which either affirms that the

immediate final decision takes effect or

reverses the decision.

EPA shall administer any RCRA

hazardous waste permits, or portions of

permits that contain conditions based

upon the Federal program provisions for

which the State is applying for

authorization and which were issued by

EPA prior to the effective date of this

authorization. EPA will suspend

issuance of any further permits under

the provisions for which the State is

being authorized on the effective date of

this authorization.

C. Decision

I conclude that Tennessee’s

applications for these program revisions

meet all of the statutory and regulatory

requirements established by RCRA.

Accordingly, Tennessee is granted final

authorization to operate its hazardous

waste program as revised.

Tennessee now has responsibility for

permitting treatment, storage, and

disposal facilities within its borders and

carrying out other aspects of the RCRA

program, subject to the limitations of its

program revision application and

previously approved authorities.

Tennessee also has primary enforcement

responsibilities, although EPA retains

the right to conduct inspections under

Section 3007 of RCRA and to take

enforcement actions under Section

3008, 3013, and 7003 of RCRA.

Compliance With Executive Order

12866

The Office of Management and Budget

has exempted this rule from the

requirements of Section 6 of Executive

Order 12866.

Certification Under the Regulatory

Flexibility Act

Pursuant to the provisions of 5 U.S.C.

605(b), I hereby certify that this

authorization will not have a significant

economic impact on a substantial

number of small entities. This

authorization effectively suspends the

applicability of certain Federal

regulations in favor of Tennessee’s

program, thereby eliminating

duplicative requirements for handlers of

hazardous waste in the State. It does not

impose any new burdens on small

entities.

This rule, therefore, does not require

a regulatory flexibility analysis.

List of Subjects in 40 CFR Part 271

Administrative practice and

procedure, Confidential business

information, Hazardous materials

transportation, Hazardous waste, Indian

lands, Intergovernmental relations,

Penalties, Reporting and recordkeeping

requirements, Water pollution control,

Water supply.

Authority: This notice is issued under the

authority of Sections 2002(a), 3006 and

7004(b) of the Solid Waste Disposal Act as

amended (42 U.S.C. 6912(a), 6926, 6974(b)).

Dated: April 14, 1995.

Patrick M. Tobin,

Acting Regional Administrator.

[FR Doc. 95–11144 Filed 5–5–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6560–50–P

DEPARTMENT OF HEALTH AND

HUMAN SERVICES

Public Health Service

42 CFR Part 6

Federally Supported Health Centers

Assistance Act of 1992

AGENCY: Public Health Service, HHS.

ACTION: Final rule.

SUMMARY: The Secretary of Health and

Human Services (the ‘‘Secretary’’), in

consultation with the Attorney General,

issues the following rules under the

‘‘Federally Supported Health Centers

Assistance Act of 1992.’’ The Act

provides for liability protection for

certain health care professionals and

entities. This rules sets forth

information whereby an entity or a

person can determine when, and the

extent to which, it is likely to be

protected under the Act.

EFFECTIVE DATE: May 8, 1995.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Richard C. Bohrer, Director, Division of

Community and Migrant Health, Bureau

of Primary Health Care, Health

Resources and Service Administration,

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Maryland 20814, Phone: (301) 594–

4300.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Section

224(a) of the Public Health Service Act

(the Act), (section 233(a) of Title 42 of

the United States Code), provides that

the remedy against the United States

provided under the Federal Tort Claims

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or related functions by any

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the Public Health Service while acting

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