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opportunity to identify their: (1)

expectations on relicensing, (2)

environmental and development issues,

(3) reasonable alternatives to NYPA’s

relicensing proposal, and (4) a list of

necessary studies. Most of the work

regarding necessary studies will be done

through resource subcommittees of the

CCP Team beginning in September

1996. At this time, there are four

resource subcommittees: Ecological

Resources, Land & Recreation, SocioEconomics, and Engineering &

Operations.

The following is a list of the presently

scheduled major meetings/workshops of

the Scoping Process along with tentative

dates of the CCP Team’s activities. All

meetings are in Massena, NY, unless

noted. Major meetings are in bold face.

1. CCP Team members develop and send to NYPA initial Expectations for the Project Relicensing as well as known

and potential resource management goals including relative significance of resources, if possible.

May 16, 1996.

2. CCP Team members develop individual lists describing potential resource issues and send to NYPA ..................... May 16, 1996.

3. Initial Consultation Package workshop, site inspection, and break out session for the general public .................... May 21–22, 1996.

4. NYPA compiles a combined preliminary list of resource issues from all team members and distributes to CCP

Team.

5. CCP Team meets to discuss Initial Expectations for the Project Relicensing and the preliminary combined list

describing resource issues. The CCP Team jointly edits the list to eliminate duplication, misunderstandings, etc.

Initiate discussion on level of information needs, if possible.

June 5–6, 1996.

6. NYPA distributes revised combined list of issues to the CCP Team. For each resource issue, NYPA prepares draft

of information needed to determine the magnitude of the issue and the potential effects of the project on the resource. NYPA distributes this draft to the CCP Team.

7. CCP Team Meeting to edit information needed and potential effects of project operation. The CCP Team will initiate discussions regarding general level of effort for resource analysis. The combined list describing resource issues will be edited as appropriate.July 15–16, 1996.

8. NYPA will distribute the initial complete draft of Issue Identification Section of SDI to the CCP Team based on

input received from July 15–16, 1996 meeting. This distribution will include minority reports and a concise statement of issues in dispute as appropriate.

July 31, 1996.

9. The CCP Team will meet to finalize the Draft Issue Identification Section of SDI (including minority reports and

statements of disputes), and to make initial assignment of issues to subcommittees. CCP Team members volunteer

for subcommittees.

10. The CCP Team will submit statements of disputes to FERC/NYS DEC, if necessary ................................................. August 21, 1996.

11. The CCP Team presents FERC/DEC with the Draft SD I ............................................................................................... August 30, 1996.

12. Subcommittees have initial meetings ............................................................................................................................. Sept. 10–11, 1996.

13. FERC/DEC issue SDI and resolution of disputes, as appropriate .................................................................................. Sept. 30, 1996.

Linwood A. Watson, Jr.,

Acting Secretary.

[FR Doc. 96–11423 Filed 5–7–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6717–01–M

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY

[FRL–5501–8]

Agency Information Collection

Activities: Proposed Collection;

Comment Request; Information

Collection Request for the National

Pollutant Discharge Elimination

System (NPDES)/Compliance

Assessment Information

AGENCY: Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA).

ACTION: Correction.

SUMMARY: This notice contains

corrections to the title of the

Information Collection Request (ICR)

and to figures contained in the burden

statement of the the ICR published on

April 9, 1996. The title of the ICR

should be corrected to read

‘‘Information Collection Request for the

National Pollutant Discharge

Elimination System (NPDES/

Compliance Assessment/Certification

Information.’’ This is due to the

integration of the 1993 ICR entitled

‘‘Information Collection Request For the

National Pollutant Discharge

Elimination System (NPDES)/

Compliance Assessment Information’’

(OMB Control No. 2040–0110) and the

1993 ICR entitled ‘‘Information

Collection Request for Exemption from

Monitoring and Notification of Process

Changes in Effluent Guidelines (OMB

Control No. 2040–0033). The OMB

Control No. for the integrated renewal is

OMB Control No. 2040–0110.

The first paragraph in the Burden

Statement on page 15802 should be

corrected to read: ‘‘The information

collection for compliance assessment

and certification activities will involve

an estimated 23,673 respondents and

205,896 record keepers. The annual

costs to respondents and record keepers

is estimated to be $22,607,191. The total

annual cost to respondents,

recordkeepers, and government

(excluding Federal government) is

estimated to be $23,363,792. There will

be approximately 27,398 annual

responses submitted by the 23,673

respondents resulting in 1.16 responses

per respondent. The time required for a

response ranges from 15 minutes to 41

hours, with an average response time of

2.40 hours per response. The average

annual record keeping burden per

recordkeeper is estimated to be 3.17

hours. The compliance assessment and

certification activities will entail an

annual burden of 652,873 hours for

record keeping and 65,712 hours for

reporting for a total of 718,585 burden

hours. These activities will also entail

26,280 burden hours for State

governments as users of data.’’ For the

convenience of the reader, it should be

noted that the date for submission of

comments remains the same.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Shirley Dorrington at 202–260–6961.

Dated: April 29, 1996.

Michael B. Cook,

Director, Office of Wastewater Management.

[FR Doc. 96–11480 Filed 5–7–96; 8:45 am]

BILLING CODE 6560–50–P

[OPP–00436; FRL–5369–8]

Endocrine Disruption by Chemicals:

Next Steps in Chemical Screening and

Testing; Open Meeting

AGENCY: Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA).

ACTION: Notice of open meeting.

SUMMARY: Recent research indicates that

environmental endocrine disruptors

need more attention by chemical and

pesticide regulators. The EPA will hold

a meeting on May 15 and May 16, 1996

in the Washington, DC metropolitan

area to discuss how EPA can work

cooperatively with industry, the

environmental community, academia

and others to develop a screening and