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Notices Federal Register

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Vol. 60, No. 55

Wednesday, March 22, 1995

ADVISORY COUNCIL ON HISTORIC

PRESERVATION

Notice of Meeting

SUMMARY: Notice is hereby give that the

Advisory Council on Historic

Preservation will meet on Wednesday,

March 29, 1995, in Room 5160 at the

Department of the Interior Main

Building, 1849 C Street NW.,

Washington DC beginning at 1:30 p.m.

The Council was established by the

National Historic Preservation Act of

1966 (16 U.S.C. Section 470) to advise

the President and the Congress on

matters relating to historic preservation

and to comment upon Federal, federally

assisted, and federally licensed

undertakings having an effect upon

properties listed in or eligible for

inclusion in the National Register of

Historic Places. The Council’s members

are the Architect of the Capitol; the

Secretaries of the Interior, Agriculture,

Housing and Urban Development, and

Transportation; the Administrators of

the Environmental Protection Agency

and General Services Administration;

the Chairman of the National Trust for

Historic Preservation; the President of

the National Conference of State

Historic Preservation Officers; a

Governor; a Mayor; a Native American;

and eight non-Federal members

appointed by the President.

The agenda for the meeting includes

the following:

I. Chairman’s Welcome/Opening

II. Discussion of the Draft Policy Statement

on Affordable Housing

III. Discussion of the Proposed Regulations

Revisions

IV. Section 106 Cases

V. Executive Director’s Report

VI. New Business

VII. Adjourn

Note: The meetings of the Council are open

to the public. If you need special

accommodations due to a disability, please

contact the Advisory Council on Historic

Preservation, 1100 Pennsylvania Avenue

NW, Room 809, Washington, DC 202–606–

8503, at least seven (7) days prior the

meeting.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Additional information concerting the

meeting is available from the Executive

Director, Advisory Council on Historic

Preservation, 1100 Pennsylvania

Avenue NW, #809, Washington, DC

20004.

Dated: March 17, 1995.

Robert D. Bush,

Executive Director.

[FR Doc. 95–7019 Filed 3–21–95; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 4310–10–M

DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE

Commodity Credit Corporation

Cotton Storage Agreement Fees

AGENCY: Commodity Credit Corporation,

USDA.

ACTION: Notice of fees.

SUMMARY: The purpose of this notice is

to publish a schedule of fees to be paid

to Commodity Credit Corporation (CCC)

by cotton warehouse operators

requesting to enter into a storage

agreement or renew an existing storage

agreement in accordance with the

regulations governing the Standards for

Approval of Warehouses for Cotton or

Cotton Linters (7 CFR 1427.1081 et

seq.).

EFFECTIVE DATE: July 1, 1995.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr.

Steven Closson, Warehouse and

Inventory Division, Consolidated Farm

Service Agency, United States

Department of Agriculture, Room 5968–

South Building. P.O. Box 2415,

Washington, DC 20013, (202) 720–4018.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

Background

In accordance with the provisions of

CCC’s Charter Act (15 U.S.C. 714 et seq),

CCC enters into storage agreements with

private cotton warehouse operators to

provide for the storage of commodities

owned by CCC or pledged as security to

CCC for price support loans.

The regulation, 7 CFR 1427.1088,

requires that all non-Federally licensed

cotton warehouse operators in States

that do not have a Cooperative

Agreement with CCC for warehouse

examinations and who do not have an

existing agreement with CCC for storage

and handling of CCC-owned

commodities or commodities pledged to

CCC as loan collateral, but who desire

such an agreement, must pay an

application and inspection fee prior to

CCC conducting the original warehouse

examination. After the initial

examination and upon execution of the

CSA, such cotton warehouse operator

must pay the annual contract fee

prorated for the first year and the full

contract fee annually thereafter in

advance of the renewal date of the

agreement.

Section 1427.1088 also provides that

the amount of the contract fee will be

determined and announced in the

Federal Register. The fee schedule

remains effective until changed by CCC.

No fee schedule currently is in effect

and CCC has not collected fees although

the Standards for Approval and the

Cotton Storage Agreement (CSA)

provides for the collection of such fees.

The Department of Agriculture has

determined that the user fees will now

be collected under the United States

Warehouse Act from cotton warehouse

operators licensed there under. A cotton

user fee schedule was announced in the

Federal Register effective October 1,

1994. CCC has now determined that a

CSA contract fee will be collected from

cotton warehouse operators having a

CSA and not licensed under the United

States Warehouse Act. This notice will

establish the schedule of Contract Fees.

Determination

The fees set forth herein will be

collected by CCC from non-Federally

licensed warehouse operators in States

which do not have a Cooperative

Agreement with CCC for the

examination of warehouses and who

have entered into a CSA with CCC or

who are seeking to enter into a CSA

with CCC.

Application and Inspection Fees

The Application and Inspection fee

will be computed at the rate of $65 for

each 1,000 bales of storage capacity or

fraction thereof, but the fee will be not

less than $130 nor more than $1,300.

Contract Fees

The contract fees are as follows: