15328 Federal Register / Vol. 60, No. 56 / Thursday, March 23, 1995 / Sunshine Act Meetings

National Performance Review II through

fiscal year 2000.

CONTACT PERSON FOR ADDITIONAL

INFORMATION: Robert E. Taylor, Clerk of

the Board, (202) 653–7200.

Dated: March 21, 1995.

Robert E. Taylor,

Clerk of the Board.

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NATION COUNCIL ON DISABILITY (NCD)

Type: 50-State ADA Town Meeting Tour

SUMMARY: This notice sets forth the

announcement of additional dates,

locations, and contacts for NCD’s 50-

state town meeting tour on the

implementation of the Americans with

Disabilities Act (ADA). Notice of these

meetings is required under Section 522b

(e)(1) of the Government in the

Sunshine Act, (P.L. 94–409).

BACKGROUND: As an independent

Federal agency making

recommendations to the President and

the Congress on issues affecting 49

million Americans with disabilities and

their families, NCD has congressional

authority and responsibility to monitor

ADA implementation. In fact, it was the

NCD that first proposed the ADA in

1986. In 1991, NCD established ADA

Watch.

These town meetings are being

conducted as part of NCD’s ADA Watch

initiative. NCD is interested in hearing

personal stories from consumers as to

the law’s impact. NCD is particularly

interested in hearing about varying

types of successes and the methods used

to achieve those successes. The stories

could be about personal experiences, or

something related to changes in the

community.

1995 Dates, Locations, and Contact Numbers

February 1—Miami,

Florida ..................................(305) 547–5444

February 2—Jackson,

Mississippi ...........................(601) 969–0601

February 4—Atlanta,

Georgia .................................(404) 451–2340

February 7—Frankfort,

Kentucky ..............................(502) 564–2918

February 9—Columbia,

South Carolina .....................(803) 782–0639

February 14—Birmingham,

Alabama ...............................(205) 251–2223

February 15—Topeka,

Kansas ..................................(913) 296–6527

February 16—New Orleans,

Louisiana..............................(504) 286–6939

February 17—Albuquerque,

New Mexico .........................(505) 827–6465

February 21—Little Rock,

Arkansas...............................(501) 661–2953

February 21—Oklahoma City,

Oklahoma .............................(405) 949–1962

February 22—Arlington,

Texas ....................................(512) 463–5741

February 28—Honolulu,

Hawaii ..................................(808) 537–1941

March 1—Los Angeles,

California..............................(310) 390–3611

March 2—Dover,

Delaware...............................(302) 577–2850

March 7—Norfolk,

Virginia.................................(804) 461–8007

March 9—Sutton,

West Virginia........................(304) 525–3324

March 10—Harrisburg,

Pennsylvania........................(610) 378–4372

March 15—Wanamassa,

New Jersey............................(609) 292–3745

March 16—Portland,

Maine....................................(207) 624–5307

March 17—Concord,

New Hampshire ...................(603) 228–9680

March 21—Cranston,

Rhode Island ........................(401) 277–2833

March 22—Boston,

Massachusetts ......................(617) 338–6665

March 24—Albany,

New York .............................(518) 473–4129

March 29—Cromwell,

Connecticut ..........................(203) 257–3221

March 31—Detroit,

Michigan ..............................(313) 832–3371

April 4—Columbus,

Ohio......................................(614) 466–5205

April 6—Nashville,

Tennessee.............................(615) 428–6266

April 11—Des Moines,

Iowa ......................................(515) 281–5969

April 12—Jefferson City,

Missouri ...............................(314) 751–2600

April 13—Missoula,

Montana ...............................(406) 243–2636

April 13—Madison,

Wisconsin.............................(608) 266–5378

April 14—Montpelier,

Vermont................................(802) 456–8908

April 21—Salem,

Oregon ..................................(800) 358–3117

April 28—Winston-Salem,

North Carolina......................(704) 375–3977

May 3—Salt Lake City,

Utah ......................................(801) 797–3886

May 3—Las Vegas,

Nevada..................................(702) 687–4452

Additional dates, locations, and contacts

will be published when available.

FOR INFORMATION CONTACT: Mark S.

Quigley, Public Affairs Specialist,

National Council on Disability, 1331 F

Street, NW, Suite 1050, Washington, DC

20004–1107, Telephone: (202) 272–

2004, (202) 272–2074 (TT).

AGENCY MISSION: NCD is an independent

Federal agency comprised of 15

members who are appointed by the

President of the United States and

confirmed by the U.S. Senate. The

overall purpose of the Council is to

promote policies, programs, practices,

and procedures that guarantee equal

opportunity for all people with

disabilities, regardless of the nature of

severity of the disability; and to

empower people with disabilities to

achieve economic self-sufficiency,

independent living, and inclusion and

integration into all aspects of society.

ACCOMMODATIONS: Those needing

interpreters or other accommodations

should notify NCD prior to each town

meeting.

ENVIRONMENTAL ILLNESS: People with

environmental illness must reduce their

exposure to volatile chemical

substances in order to attend these

meetings. In order to reduce such

exposure, we ask that you not wear

perfumes or scents at the town

meetings. We also ask that you smoke

only in designated areas and the privacy

of your room. Smoking is prohibited in

the meeting rooms and surrounding

area.

OPEN MEETING: These town meetings of

NCD shall be open to the public.

AGENDA: The proposed agenda includes:

Opening Statements

Success Stories from Consumers

Discussion

Announcements

Adjournment

Records shall be kept of all NCD

proceeding and shall be available after

the meetings for public inspection at

NCD.

Signed in Washington, D.C., on March 20,

1995.

Speed Davis,

Acting Executive Director.

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