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Published FR 03–15–96—Review Period

Extended.

EIS No. 960159, FINAL EIS, FAA, WI,

Dane County Regional Airport, Air

Carrier Runway 3–21 Construction and

Operation and Associated Actions,

Airport Layout Plan Approval and

Funding, Dane County, WI, Due: June

03, 1996, Contact: John Dougherty (612)

725–4362. Published FR 04–12–96—

Review Period Extended.

Dated: April 30, 1996.

William D. Dickerson,

Director, NEPA Compliance Division, Office

of Federal Activities.

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Environmental Impact Statements and

Regulations; Availability of EPA

Comments

Availability of EPA comments

prepared April 15, 1996 Through April

19, 1996 pursuant to the Environmental

Review Process (ERP), under Section

309 of the Clean Air Act and Section

102(2)(c) of the National Environmental

Policy Act as amended. Requests for

copies of EPA comments can be directed

to the Office of Federal Activities at

(202) 260–5076.

An explanation of the ratings assigned

to draft environmental impact

statements (EISs) was published in FR

dated April 05, 1996 (61 FR 15251).

Draft EISs

ERP No. D–COE–D39036–DE Rating

EC2, Delaware Coast from Cape

Henlopen to Fenwick Island Feasbility

Study, Rehoboth Beach and Dewey

Beach Project, Storm Damage

Reduction, Sussex County, DE.

Summary: EPA expressed

environmental concerns regarding the

need for updated information on the

biological recovery of the borrow areas

and the criteria used in selection of the

preferred plan of beach restoration for

storm damage.

ERP No. D–COE–E36174–FL Rating

EC2, Programmatic EIS—Florida’s

Everglades, Stormwater Treatment

Areas Construction Project, NPDES and

COE Section 404 Permits,

Implementation, Lake Okeechobee,

Palm Beach and Hendry Counties, FL.

Summary: EPA expressed

environmental concerns over the

performance capabilities of the

proposed stormwater treatment areas,

and requested additional information

concerning impacts to wetlands and

water quality.

ERP No. D–COE–E40764–00 Rating

LO/EC2 Fort Campbell Rail Connector,

Construction between the GovernmentOwned Line Railroad and CSX Line,

Hopkinsville and Clarkville, Christian

Co., KY and Montgomery and Stewart

Counties, TN.

Summary: EPA had no objection to

Alternative 3, but expressed concerns

with the other alternatives presented in

the draft EIS. In particular, EPA was

concerned how their implementation

would affect wetland/wildlife habitat,

and requested additional information.

ERP No. D–COE–G39029–LA Rating

EC2, Programmatic EIS—Marsh

Management Project, Hydrologic

Manipulation, COE Section 10 and 404

Permit Issuance, Coastal Wetland of

Louisiana a part of the Coastal Wetlands

Planning, Protection and Restoration

Act (CWPPRA) River Basins, LA.

Summary: EPA expressed

environmental concerns over the

proposal and requested additional

information. Information needed in the

Final EIS include: 1) the development

and full consideration of the document’s

objectives, 2) clarification in the

development of future scenarios of

marsh management projects, and 3)

consideration of cumulative and

secondary impacts.

ERP No. D–FRC–C02000–PR Rating

EC2, Eco Ele’ctrica Liquefied Natural

Gas (LNG) Import Terminal and Electric

Cogeneration Project Construction and

Operation, Permits and Approvals,

Guayanilla Bay, PR.

Summary: EPA expressed

environmental concerns regarding the

project’s potential impacts to water

quality, aquatic resources, public safety,

and existing site contamination. EPA

also requested that additional

information be provided in the final EIS

to address these issues.

ERP No. D–FRC–E05047–GA Rating

EC2, North Georgia Hydroelectric

Project, (FERC. No. 2354–018) Issuance

of Relicensing, Savannah River Basin,

Tallulah, Tugalo and Chattooga Rivers,

GA and SC.

Summary: EPA expressed

environmental concerns with the

proposed project, and requested

additional information.

ERP No. D–IBR–K39039–NV Rating

EC2, Southern Nevada Water Authority

Treatment and Transmission Facility,

Construction and Operation, Issuance of

Permits, Right-of-Way Grants and

Modification of existing Water Delivery/

Service Contracts, Clark County, NV.

Summary: EPA expressed

environmental concerns regarding

impacts of wastwater return flows on

water quality in Las Vegas Bay and Lake

Mead and on wetlands habitat in Las

Vegas Wash. EPA requested additional

consideration of water conservation

measures.

ERP No. D–SCS–K36115–HI Rating

EC2, Upcountry Maui Watershed,

Implementation, To Address

Agricultural Water Shortage, COE

Section 404 Permit, Makawao District,

Island of Maui, Maui County, HI.

Summary: EPA expressed

environmental concerns over potential

impacts to wildlife and riparian habitat

due to construction of new reservoirs to

provide new irrigation. EPA

recommended that the FEIS include a

more complete description of the

environmental impacts of the action,

mitigation measures and alternatives.

ERP No. DS–COE–C36062–00 Rating

EC2, Passaic River Basin Flood Control

Plan, Implementation, Updated

Information to extend tunnel outlet from

Upstream Terminus to Newark Bay,

Passaic, Bergen, Morris, Essex and

Hudson Counties, NJ and Rockland and

Orange Counties, NY.

Summary: EPA expressed

environmental concerns regarding the

feasibility of the proposed wetland

mitigation, construction related water

quality impacts, as well as local

economic impacts. EPA has requested

that additional information be provided

in the final supplemental EIS to address

these issues.

FINAL EISs

ERP No. FS–COE–G32051–TX

Galveston Bay Area Navigation

Improvements, Houston Ship and

Galveston Channels, Additional

Information, Funding and

Implementation, Galveston and Harris

Counties, TX.

Summary: EPA had no objections to

the recommended plan.

Dated: April 30, 1996.

William D. Dickerson,

Director, NEPA Compliance Division, Office

of Federal Activities.

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Science Advisory Board; Notice of

Public Meetings

Pursuant to the Federal Advisory

Committee Act, Public Law 92–463,

notice is hereby given that various

committees and subcommittees of the

Science Advisory Board (SAB) will meet

on the dates and times described below.

All times noted are Eastern Time. All

meetings are open to the public. Due to

limited space, seating at meetings will

be on a first-come basis. For further

information concerning specific
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meetings, please contact the individuals

listed below. Documents that are the

subject of SAB reviews are normally

available from the originating EPA office

and are not available from the SAB

Office. [Important Note: This notice

contains announcements of one meeting

of the Agency’s Council on Clean Air

Compliance Analysis (CCACA) and one

meeting of one of its subcommittees.

The CCACA was created under the

provisions of Section 812 of the Clean

Air Act Amendments of 1990 (42 USC

7401 et seq.), and has been

administratively housed within the

Agency’s Science Advisory Board

(SAB). Although chartered as the

Council on Clean Air Compliance

Analysis (CCACA), it has been

customary for the Science Advisory

Board to refer to this advisory body as

the Clean Air Act Compliance Analysis

Council (CAACAC). To prevent any

confusion over the activities of this

advisory group, it will henceforth be

identified only as the Council on Clean

Air Compliance Analysis (CCACA).]

(1) Radiation Advisory Committee

(RAC): The Science Advisory Board’s

(SAB) Radiation Advisory Committee

(RAC) will meet on May 21 and 22, 1996

at the Courtyard Marriott Hotel, 2899

Jefferson Davis Highway, Arlington, VA

22202 (tel. 703–549–3434), from 9:00

am to 5:00 pm on Tuesday, May 21,

1996; and from 8:30 am to 5:00 pm on

Wednesday, May 22. The topics

include: (a) review and closure

discussion on the RAC’s Commentary

on the International Commission on

Radiological Protection (ICRP) Lung

Model; (b) briefings from the Office of

Radiation and Indoor Air (ORIA) staff

on: the Multi-Agency Radiation Survey

and Site Investigation Manual

(MARSSIM), ORIA’s Radiation Science

Laboratory located in Las Vegas,

Nevada, current radon activities and

radon proficiency programs, and

emergency response activities, as well

as an ORIA program update, and other

discussions with ORIA staff as time

allows; and (c) it is also planned that the

RAC will also have discussions of other

SAB special initiatives, such as the

Integrated Risk Project (IRP), Futures II

and Environmental Goals.

Regarding the ICRP Lung Model

discussion, the RAC will have discussed

this topic at its publicly advertised

teleconference on Tuesday, April 30,

1996 (See 61 FR 15254–15255, April 5,

1996). The RAC is planning to reach

closure on its draft commentary

(Commentary on the Scientific Basis for

Apportioning of Risk Among the ICRP

Publication 66 Regions of the

Respiratory Tract, draft dated March 27,

1996) concerning the new ICRP Human

Respiratory Tract Model for

Radiological Protection. The new ICRP

model was designed to accommodate

the potentially large differences in the

doses received and in the radiation

sensitivities of the various tissues

comprising the respiratory tract, as well

as being compatible with the ICRP

dosimetry system.

For Further Information: (a) To obtain

a copy of the draft RAC ICRP Lung

Model Commentary or agenda for the

meeting, please contact Ms. Diana

Pozun, Secretary, SAB, U.S. EPA, 401 M

Street, SW, Washington, DC 20460, or

tel. (202)–260–6552, FAX (202)–260–

7118, or Internet at

pozun.diana@epamail. epa.gov.; (b) For

technical questions on the ICRP Lung

Model commentary, please contact Dr.

K. Jack Kooyoomjian, Designated

Federal Official, U.S. EPA, Science

Advisory Board (1400F), U.S. EPA, 401

M Street, SW; Washington, DC 20460, or

tel. (202)–260–2560, FAX (202)–260

7118, or Internet at kooyoomjian.jack

@epamail.epa.gov.; (c) For questions on

any of the ORIA activities to be

discussed with the SAB/RAC, please

contact Dr. Mary Clark (Tel. 202–233–

9348; FAX 202–233–9651) or Mr. Brian

Littleton (Tel. 202–233–9216; FAX 202–

233–9651) at the Office of Radiation and

Indoor Air (ORIA), Mail Code (6601J),

U.S. EPA, Washington, DC 20460; (d)

Members of the public who wish to

make a brief oral presentation at the

meetings or those who wish to provide

formal written comment should contact

Mrs. Pozun in writing or via fax no later

than May 14, 1996 in order to have time

reserved on the agenda.

(2) The Physical Effects Review

Subcommittee (PERS) of the Council on

Clean Air Compliance Analysis

(CCACA): The Subcommittee will meet

from 9:00 am to no later than 6:00 pm

on June 4, 1996 at the Embassy Suites

Hotel, 1900 Diagonal Road, Alexandria,

VA 22314 (tel. 703–684–5900). The

purpose of the meeting is to review the

physical effects aspects of the Agency’s

Draft Report to Congress, entitled The

Benefits and Costs of the Clean Air Act,

1970 to 1990; Report to Congress,

USEPA, dated May 1996. The last

public meeting of the Subcommittee on

this topic occurred on May 18, 1995. Its

parent Committee, the CCACA, met on

June 12 and 13, 1995 to conduct a

closure discussion on the Agency’s

program at that point in time. (See 60

FR 20491–20492, April 16, 1995).

The Agency Staff will conduct

presentations and may provide

additional draft documents and briefing

materials relating to this topic. The

focus of this Subcommittee review is the

adequacy of the incorporation of the

draft physical effects documents

pertaining to Section 812 of the Clean

Air Act (CAA) into the draft Report to

Congress. Specifically, the

Subcommittee will be reviewing the

data, methodologies, and results of the

physical effects modeling components

of the Section 812 Retrospective Study

as manifest and documented in the draft

Report to Congress.

For Further Information: (a) To obtain

single copies of the draft documents

pertaining to this review, please contact

Ms. Eileen Pritchard, Secretary, U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency,

Office of Policy, Planning and

Evaluation (OPPE), Economic Analysis

and Innovation Division (Mail Code

2127), 401 M Street, SW., Washington,

DC 20460. Tel. (202) 260–8465; FAX

(202) 260–6405, or Internet at

pritchard.eileen@epamail.epa.gov.; (b)

To discuss technical aspects of the draft

documents provided to either the

Subcommittee (PERS) or the CCACA,

please contact Mr. James DeMocker,

Office of Policy Analysis and Review

(OPAR) (Mail Code 6103), U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency, 401

M Street, SW., Washington, DC 20460.

Tel. (202) 260–8980; FAX (202) 260–

9766, or Internet at

democker.jim@epamail.epa.gov.; (c) To

discuss economic aspects of the draft

documents provided to either the

Subcommittee (PERS) or the CCACA,

please contact Mr. Thomas Gillis, Office

of Policy, Planning and Evaluation

(OPPE) (Mail Code 2127), U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency, 401

M Street, SW., Washington, DC 20460.

Tel. (202) 260–4181; FAX (202) 260–

5732, or Internet at

gillis.thomas@epamail.epa.gov.; (d) To

obtain copies of the agenda for this

meeting, please contact Mrs. Diana L.

Pozun, Secretary, Science Advisory

Board (1400F), U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency, 401 M Street, SW.,

Washington, DC 20460; Tel. (202) 260–

6552; FAX (202) 260–7118; or via the

Internet: pozun.diana@epamail.epa.gov.

To discuss technical aspects of the

reviews, please contact Dr. K. Jack

Kooyoomjian, Designated Federal

Official, Radiation Advisory Committee,

Tel. (202) 260–2560; FAX (202) 260–

7118; or via the Internet:

kooyoomjian.jack@epamail.epa. gov.; (e)

Members of the public who wish to

make a brief oral presentation at the

Subcommittee meeting must contact

Mrs. Pozun in writing or via fax no later

than May 28, 1996 in order to have time

reserved on the agenda.

(3) Council on Clean Air Compliance

Analysis (CCACA): The Council will

meet on Wednesday and Thursday, June

5 and 6, 1996 at the Embassy Suites
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Hotel, 1900 Diagonal Road, Alexandria,

VA 22314 (tel. 703–684–5900). The

meeting will take place from 9:00 a.m.

to no later than 6:00 p.m. on June 5th,

and from 8:30 a.m. to no later than 5:00

p.m. on June 6th. At this meeting, the

Council will: (a) review the Draft Report

to Congress, entitled The Benefits and

Costs of the Clean Air Act, 1970 to 1990;

Report to Congress, USEPA, dated May

1996; (b) review the key findings and

recommendations of it’s Subcommittee

on Physical Effects (PERS); (c) review

the key findings and recommendations

of the Clean Air Scientific Advisory

Committee’s (CASAC’s) Air Quality

Models Subcommittee (CASAC/AQMS),

which is conducting a review of the air

quality modeling aspects of the CAA

Section 812 study on behalf of the

Council; and (d) discuss the topic of the

prospective study on costs and benefits,

which the Agency is expected to

introduce at this meeting.

The CASAC/AQMS met on April 26,

1996 via teleconference (See 61 FR

15254–15255, April 5, 1996) to discuss

the air quality models aspects of this

exercise. The charge to the AQMS was

to review the analytical methodologies,

data sources, implementation, and

results of the air quality modeling

component of the Section 812

Retrospective Analysis, and provide

advice to the CCACA regarding the

reasonableness, technical merits, and

appropriate interpretations of the

modeling results. The AQMS formally

began to review air quality models as a

component of the Clean Air Act (CAA)

Section 812 Benefit-Cost Study in a

series of public teleconferences on

October 1, 1993 and October 21, 1993

(See 58 FR 49297–49298, September 22,

1993) with a follow-up review meeting

on December 2, 1993 (See 58 FR 49297,

September 22, 1993, and 58 FR 60628,

November 17, 1993).

For Further Information: (a) To obtain

single copies of the draft documents,

please contact Ms. Eileen Pritchard,

Secretary, U.S. Environmental

Protection Agency, Office of Policy,

Planning and Evaluation (OPPE),

Economic Analysis and Innovation

Division (Mail Code 2127), 401 M

Street, SW., Washington, DC 20460. Tel.

(202) 260–8465; FAX (202) 260–6405, or

Internet:

pritchard.eileen@epamail.epa.gov.; (b)

To discuss technical aspects of the draft

documents provided to the PERS or the

CCACA please contact Mr. James

DeMocker, Office of Policy Analysis and

Review (OPAR) (Mail Code 6103), U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency, 401

M Street, SW., Washington, DC 20460.

Tel. (202) 260–8980; FAX (202) 260–

9766, or via the Internet at:

democker.jim@epamail. epa.gov.; (c) To

discuss economic aspects of the draft

documents provided to either the

Subcommittee (PERS) or the CCACA,

please contact Mr. Thomas Gillis, Office

of Policy, Planning and Evaluation

(OPPE) (Mail Code 2127), U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency, 401

M Street, SW., Washington, DC 20460.

Tel. (202) 260–4181; FAX (202) 260–

5732, or Internet at:

gillis.thomas@epamail.epa.gov.; (d) To

obtain copies of the agenda for the

above meeting, please contact Mrs.

Diana L. Pozun, Secretary, Science

Advisory Board (1400F), U.S.

Environmental Protection Agency, 401

M Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20460;

Tel. (202) 260–6552; FAX (202) 260–

7118; or via the Internet:

pozun.diana@epamail.epa. gov.; (e) To

discuss technical aspects of the review,

please contact Dr. K. Jack Kooyoomjian,

Designated Federal Official, Council on

Clean Air Compliance Analysis, Tel.

(202) 260–2560; FAX (202) 260–7118; or

via the Internet: kooyoomjian.jack@

epamail.epa.gov.; (f) Members of the

public who wish to make a brief oral

presentation at the meeting must contact

Mrs. Pozun in writing or via fax no later

than May 28, 1996 in order to have time

reserved on the agenda.

(4) Ecological Processes and Effects

Committee: The Ecological Processes

and Effects Committee (EPEC) of the

Science Advisory Board (SAB) will meet

on May 21–23, 1996, at the

Environmental Protection Agency’s

Waterside Mall Complex, 401 M Street,

SW., Washington, DC 20460 in Room

M2103. For convenient access, members

of the public should use the EPA

entrance next to the Safeway store. The

meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m. on May

21 and at 8:00 a.m. on May 22 and May

23, and end no later than 5:00 p.m. on

each day.

The main purpose of the meeting is

to: (a) Discuss ecological risks and the

potential for risk reduction as part of the

SAB project to update the 1990 SAB

report, Reducing Risk: Setting Priorities

and Strategies for Environmental

Protection; and (b) engage in a

consultation with Agency staff on the

appropriate role of ecological criteria in

regulatory and management programs.

The Committee may also receive

briefings on Agency programs or

upcoming review topics.

Background on the Integrated Risk

Project: In a letter dated October 25,

1995, to Dr. Matanoski, Chair of the SAB

Executive Committee, Deputy

Administrator Fred Hansen charged the

SAB to: (1) Develop an updated ranking

of the relative risk of different

environmental problems based upon

explicit scientific criteria; (2) provide an

assessment of techniques and criteria

that could be used to discriminate

among emerging environmental risks

and identify those that merit serious,

near-term Agency attention; (3) assess

the potential for risk reduction and

propose alternative technical risk

reduction strategies for the

environmental problems identified; and

(4) identify the uncertainties and data

quality issues associated with the

relative rankings. The project will be

conducted by several SAB panels,

including EPEC, working at the

direction of an ad hoc Steering

Committee established by the Executive

Committee.

Single copies of Reducing Risk can be

obtained by contacting the SAB’s

Committee Evaluation and Support Staff

(1400), 401 M Street, SW., Washington,

DC 20460, telephone (202) 260–8414, or

fax (202) 260–1889. Members of the

public desiring additional information

about the meeting, including an agenda,

should contact Ms. Constance

Valentine, Staff Secretary, Science

Advisory Board (1400F), US EPA, 401 M

Street, SW., Washington DC 20460, by

telephone at (202) 260–6552, fax at (202)

260–7118, or via The INTERNET at:

Valentine.Connie@EPAMAIL.EPA.GOV.

Anyone wishing to make an oral

presentation at the meeting should

contact Stephanie Sanzone, Designated

Federal Official for EPEC, no later than

4:00 p.m., May 15, 1996, at (202) 260–

6557 or via the Internet at

Sanzone.Stephanie@epamail.epa.gov.

The request should identify the name of

the individual who will make the

presentation and an outline of the issues

to be addressed. At least 35 copies of

any written comments to the Committee

are to be given to Ms. Sanzone no later

than the time of the presentation for

distribution to the Committee and the

interested public. See below for

additional information on providing

comments to the SAB.

Providing Oral or Written Comments

at SAB Meetings: The Science Advisory

Board expects that public statements

presented at its meetings will not be

repetitive of previously submitted oral

or written statements. In general,

opportunities for oral comment at

meetings will be usually limited to five

minutes per speaker and no more than

thirty minutes total. Teleconference

comments are generally limited to three

minutes each, and no more than fifteen

minutes total. Written comments (at

least 35 copies) received in the SAB

Staff Office sufficiently prior to a

meeting date (usually one week prior to

a meeting), may be mailed to the

respective committee or subcommittee
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prior to its meeting; comments received

too close to the meeting date will

normally be provided to the committee

or subcommittee at its meeting, except

for teleconferences, where brief written

materials may be FAXed to the

participants, with more detailed or

lengthy materials received too close to

the teleconference to be mailed to the

subcommittee or committee participants

shortly after the teleconference. Written

comments may be provided up until the

time of the meeting.

Dated: April 25, 1996.

John R. Fowle III,

Acting Staff Director, Science Advisory Board.

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Clean Air Scientific Advisory

Committee, Science Advisory Board;

Notification of Public Advisory

Committee Meeting

May 16–17, 1996.

Pursuant to the Federal Advisory

Committee Act, Public Law 92–463,

notice is hereby given that the Clean Air

Scientific Advisory Committee (CASAC)

of the Science Advisory Board (SAB)

will meet on Thursday and Friday, May

16 and 17, 1996. On May 16th, the

meeting will be held at the Omni

Europa Hotel, One Europa Drive, Chapel

Hill, NC, 27514. The hotel phone

number is (919) 968–4900. On May

17th, the meeting will be held at the

USEPA, Main Auditorium,

Environmental Research Center (ERC),

corner of Route 54 and Alexander Drive,

Research Triangle Park, NC 27711. The

meeting will begin at 8:30 a.m. and end

no later than 5:00 p.m. on both days

(times noted are Eastern Time). The

meeting is open to the public. Due to

limited space, seating at the meeting

will be on a first-come first-serve basis.

Important Notice: Documents that are

the subject of SAB reviews are normally

available from the originating EPA office

and are not available from the SAB

Office—information concerning

document availability from the relevant

Program area is included below. See 60

FR 62089–62090 for further information.

Purpose of the Meeting

At this meeting, the Committee will

review and provide advice to EPA on

the draft staff paper for particulate

matter (Review of National Ambient Air

Quality Standards for Particulate

Matter: Policy Assessment of Scientific

and Technical Information). The

purpose of the staff paper is to evaluate

and interpret the most relevant

scientific and technical information

reviewed in the air quality criteria

document in order to better specify the

critical elements which the EPA staff

believes should be considered in any

possible revisions to the national

ambient air quality standards (NAAQS)

for particulate matter. This document is

intended to bridge the gap between the

scientific review contained in the

criteria document and the judgments

required of the Administrator in setting

a NAAQS. The Committee will also

review draft the technical support

document: A Particulate Matter Risk

Analysis for Philadelphia and Los

Angeles. The Committee will consider

presentations from Agency staff and the

interested public prior to making

recommendations to the Administrator.

Availability of Review Materials

(a) Review of National Ambient Air

Quality Standards for Particulate

Matter: Policy Assessment of Scientific

and Technical Information (The Draft

Staff Paper)—Single copies of the draft

particulate matter staff paper may be

obtained from Ms. Tricia Crabtree,

Office of Air Quality Planning and

Standards (MD–15), U.S. EPA, Research

Triangle Park, NC 27711. Ms. Crabtree

can also be reached by telephone at

(919) 541–5655 or by fax at (919) 541–

0237. The Office of Air Quality Planning

and Standards (OAQPS) will accept

written comments from the public on all

aspects of their revised external review

draft particulate matter staff paper

through June 7, 1996. Written comments

should be sent to Dr. Jane Caldwell at

address stated above.

This draft document will also be

available on the Agency’s TTN Bulletin

Board (reachable via modem on (919)

541–5742). To access the TTN Bulletin

Board, a modem and communications

software will be necessary. The terminal

emulation needs to be VT100, VT102 or

ANSI. The following parameters on the

communications software are required:

Data bits–8; Parity–N; and Stop Bits–1.

The document will be located under the

Clean Air Act Amendments BBS under

Title I, Policy and Guidance. For

INTERNET access—go to Telenet Site

and enter TTNBBS.RTPNC.EPA.GOV or

IP Number 134.67.234.17. For

INTERNET, we do not have FTP to

download documents. Requester must

have Kermit Protocol Program or pay a

fee for SLIP account for downloading

capabilities. Once in the TTN Bulletin

Board, you must register (there is no

charge for this). At the prompt for name,

you should enter your name; at the

prompt for password, make up a

password (8 characters); select

registration and enter registration

information including company name.

Then follow instructions. For assistance

in assessing the draft materials, please

contact the Help Desk at (919) 541–5384

in Research Triangle Park, NC. To

arrange for copies of specific figures/

graphs, not adequately reproduced with

the TTN Bulletin Board, contact Ms.

Trish Crabtree at the previously stated

location/phone number.

(b) A Particulate Matter Risk Analysis

for Philadelphia and Los Angeles.—

Single copies of this draft document

will be available from Ms. Tricia

Crabtree (see above). The OAQPS will

accept written comments from the

public on both documents through June

7, 1996. Written comments should be

sent to Mr. Eric Smith at the above

address.

For Further Information

Members of the public desiring

additional information about the

meeting should contact Mr. Robert

Flaak, Designated Federal Official,

Clean Air Scientific Advisory

Committee, Science Advisory Board

(1400F), U.S. EPA, 401 M Street, SW,

Washington, DC 20460; telephone/voice

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