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FY 2008 SELECTIONS, SECTION 811 SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR PERSONS WITH DISABILITIES—Continued 

TENNESSEE 

Memphis, TN, Cocaine & Alcohol Awareness Program, Inc., Capital 

Advance: $1,429,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $134,400, Number 

of units: 15.

Memphis, TN, Mosaic, Capital Advance: $840,800, Three-year rental 

subsidy: $76,800, Number of units: 8. 

TEXAS 

Austin, TX, UCP of Texas, Capital Advance: $739,900, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $74,700, Number of units: 8.

Rosenberg, TX, Texana Center, Capital Advance: $1,406,500, Threeyear subsidy: $141,600, Number of units: 15. 

El Paso, TX, TVP Non-Profit Corporation, Co-Sponsor: Opportunity 

Center for the Homeless, Capital Advance: $1,419,300, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $137,400, Number of units: 15.

VIRGINIA 

Rocky Mount, VA, Piedmont Regional Comm. Ser. Bd., Capital Advance: $494,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $63,300, Number of 

units: 6.

Stafford County, VA, Rappahannock Comm. Ser., Inc., Capital Advance: $494,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $63,300, Number of 

units: 6. 

Stafford County, VA, Rappahannock Comm. Ser., Inc., Capital Advance: $494,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $63,300, Number of 

units: 6.

WASHINGTON 

Everett, WA, Washington Home of Their Own, Capital Advance: 

$1,088,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $92,100, Number of units: 8.

Moses Lake, WA, Community Frameworks, Capital Advance: 

$1,989,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $188,700, Number of units: 

17. 

Kennewick, WA, Shalom Ecumenical Center, Capital Advance: 

$1,677,600, Three-year rental subsidy: $155,400, Number of units: 

15.

Spokane, WA, Spokane Mental Health, Capital Advance: $1,917,000, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $177,600, Number of units: 17. 

WISCONSIN 

Black River Falls, WI, Impact Seven, Inc., Capital Advance: $999,000, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $88,500, Number of units: 8.

Madison, WI, Movin’ Out, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,453,200, Threeyear rental subsidy: $121,800, Number of units: 11. 

Hudson, WI, Accessible Space, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,945,800, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $154,800, Number of units: 15.

Spooner, WI, Impact Seven, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,173,500, Threeyear rental subsidy: $88,500, Number of units: 8. 

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BILLING CODE 4210–67–P 

DEPARTMENT OF HOUSING AND 

URBAN DEVELOPMENT 

[Docket No. FR–5100–FA–07] 

Announcement of Funding Awards for 

the Section 202 Supportive Housing 

for the Elderly Program Fiscal Year 

2007 

AGENCY: Office of the Assistant 

Secretary for Housing—Federal Housing 

Commissioner, HUD. 

ACTION: Notice of funding awards. 

SUMMARY: In accordance with section 

102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of 

Housing and Urban Development 

Reform Act of 1989, this announcement 

notifies the public of funding decisions 

made by the Department in a 

competition for funding under the 

Super Notice of Funding Availability 

(SuperNOFA) for the Section 202 

Supportive Housing for the Elderly 

Program. This announcement contains 

the names of the awardees and the 

amounts of the awards made available 

by HUD. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. 

Willie Spearmon, Director, Office of 

Housing Assistance and Grant 

Administration, 451 7th Street, SW., 

Washington, DC 20410; telephone (202) 

708–3000 (this is not a toll-free 

number). Hearing- and speech-impaired 

persons may access this number via 

TTY by calling the Federal Relay 

Service toll-free at 1–800–877–8339. For 

general information on this and other 

HUD programs, visit the HUD Web site 

at http://www.hud.gov. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

Section 202 Supportive Housing for the 

Elderly Program is authorized by 

Section 202 of the Housing Act of 1959 

(12 U.S.C. 1701q), as amended by 

section 801 of the Cranston-Gonzalez 

National Affordable Housing Act (Pub. 

L. 101–625; approved November 28, 

1990); the Housing and Community 

Development Act of 1992 (Pub. L. 102– 

550; approved October 28, 1992); the 

Recessions Act (Pub. L. 104–19; enacted 

on July 27, 1995); the American 

Homeownership and Economic 

Opportunity Act of 2000 (Pub. L. 106– 

569; approved December 27, 2000); and 

the Revised Continuing Appropriations 

Resolution, 2007 (Pub. L. 110–5; 

approved February 15, 2007). 

The competition was announced in 

the SuperNOFA published in the 

Federal Register on March 13, 2007, 72 

FR 11434. Applications were rated and 

selected for funding on the basis of 

selection criteria contained in that 

Notice. 

The Catalog of Federal Domestic 

Assistance number for this program is 

14.157. 

The Section 202 program is the 

Department’s primary program for 

providing affordable housing for the 

elderly that allows them to live 

independently with supportive services. 

Under this program, HUD provides 

funds to private non-profit organizations 

to develop supportive housing for the 

elderly. Funds are also provided to 

subsidize the expenses to operate the 

housing projects. 

A total of $518,889,900 was awarded 

to 104 projects for 3,857 units 

nationwide. In accordance with section 

102(a)(4)(C) of the Department of 

Housing and Urban Development 

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Reform Act of 1989 (103 Stat. 1987. 42 

U.S.C. 3545), the Department is 

publishing the grantees and amounts of 

the awards in Appendix A of this 

document. 

Dated: May 1, 2009. 

Brian Montgomery, 

Assistant Secretary for Housing—Federal 

Housing Commissioner. 

FY 2007 SELECTIONS, SECTION 202 SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY

ALABAMA 

Northport, AL, Presbytery of Sheppards and Lapsley, Capital Advance: 

$3,873,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $379,500, Number of units: 

42.

Theodore, AL, AHEPA National Housing Corporation, Capital Advance: 

$5,233,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $379,500, Number of units: 

42. 

ARIZONA 

Phoenix, AZ, National Farm Workers Service Center, Inc., Capital Advance: $4,755,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $460,200, Number of 

units: 49.

Phoenix, AZ, Phoenix Chinese Senior Citizens Association, Capital Advance: $5,005,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $393,300, Number of 

units: 42. 

ARKANSAS 

Harrison, AR, Northwest Regional Housing Dev. Corp, Capital Advance: $1,234,000, Three-year rental subsidy: $117,600, Number of 

units: 14.

Visalia, CA, CCHNC, Co-Sponsor Visalia Senior Housing, Inc., Capital 

Advance: $5,693,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $727,800, Number 

of units: 43. 

Pocahontas, AR, Pocahontas Senior Housing, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,234,000, Three-year rental subsidy: $117,600, Number of units: 

14.

CALIFORNIA 

Fontana, CA, Elderly Hsg Development & Operations Corp, Capital Advance: $8,594,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $916,500, Number of 

units: 60.

San Bernardino, CA, TELACU, Capital Advance: $10,735,700, Threeyear rental subsidy: $1,149,600, Number of units: 75. 

Hemet, CA, WASET, Inc., Capital Advance: $9,308,400, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $994,200, Number of units: 65.

San Leandro, CA, Eden Housing, Inc., Capital Advance: $7,310,100, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $866,400, Number of units: 51. 

Los Angeles, CA, Menorah Housing Foundation, Capital Advance: 

$6,596,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $699,300, Number of units: 

46.

San Ramon, CA, ABHOW, Capital Advance: $12,282,400, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $1,542,000, Number of units: 90. 

Oakland, CA, CCHNC, Capital Advance: $8,606,900, Three-year rental 

subsidy: $1,056,900, Number of units: 62.

Visalia, CA, CCHNC, Co-Sponsor Visalia Senior Housing, Inc., Capital 

Advance: $5,693,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $727,800, Number 

of units: 43. 

COLORADO 

Carbondale, CO, Carbondale Senior Housing Corp., Capital Advance: 

$2,046,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $155,700, Number of units: 

15.

Durango, CO, VOA National Services, Capital Advance: $3,438,600, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $249,000, Number of units: 25. 

FLORIDA 

Pinellas Park, FL, Diocese of Southwest Florida, Capital Advance: $12, 

560,400, Three-year rental subsidy: $744,900, Number of units: 88.

Tampa, FL, Diocese of St. Petersburg, Co-Sponsor: Catholic Charities, 

Capital Advance: $9,705,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $575,700, 

Number of units: 68. 

GEORGIA 

Albany, GA, Innovative Housing Initiatives, Capital Advance: 

$2,228,900, Three-year rental subsidy: $221,700, Number of units: 

24.

Cairo, GA, Family Worship Center Church of God, Capital Advance: 

$1,578,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $157,200, Number of units: 

17. 

HAWAII 

Kapolei, HI, Pacific Housing Assistance Corporation, Capital Advance: 

$3,952,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $272,400, Number of units: 

20.

ILLINOIS 

Chicago, IL, NHS Redevl Corp., Capital Advance: $8,563,900, Threeyear rental subsidy: $655,500, Number of units: 60.Chicago, IL, Habilitative Systems, Inc., Capital Advance: $8,594, 700, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $655,500, Number of units: 60. 

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FY 2007 SELECTIONS, SECTION 202 SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY—Continued 

INDIANA 

Georgetown, IN, Guerin, Inc., Capital Advance: $2,499,600, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $250,500, Number of units: 25.

Indianapolis, IN, Mount Paran Baptist Church, Capital Advance: 

$5,182,600, Three-year rental subsidy: $511,500, Number of units: 

50. 

KENTUCKY 

Elkhorn City, KY, Pike Co Affordable Hsg Devl, Capital Advance: 

$1,809, 400, Three-year rental subsidy: $156,900, Number of units: 

16.

Louisville, KY, Catholic Charities of Louisville, Capital Advance: 

$3,490,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $333,300, Number of units: 

34. 

LOUISIANA 

Albany, LA, Presbytery of South Louisiana, Capital Advance: $717,700, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $70,200, Number of units: 8.

New Orleans, LA, AHEPA National Housing Corporation, Capital Advance: $4,202,900, Three-year rental subsidy: $385,200, Number of 

units: 44. 

Basile, LA, Diocese of Lafayette, Capital Advance: $1,095,100, Threeyear rental subsidy: $96,300, Number of units: 12.Vinton, LA, Calcasieu Council on Aging, Capital Advance: $1,005,500, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $96,300, Number of units: 12. 

Monroe, LA, Ouachita Council on Aging, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$3,116,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $325,200, Number of units: 

36.

MAINE 

Bangor, ME, VOANNE, Capital Advance: $5,138,300, Three-year rental 

subsidy: $400,200, Number of units: 36.

MARYLAND 

Baltimore, MD, Associated Catholic Charities, Capital Advance: 

$5,958,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $613,500, Number of units: 

54.

Havre de Grace, MD, St. Johns Church, Capital Advance: $5,958,500, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $613,500, Number of units: 54. 

MASSACHUSETTS 

Auburn, MA, Elder Services of Worcester Area, Inc., Co-Sponsor Kateri 

Tekakwitha Development, Inc., Capital Advance: $4,281,900, Threeyear rental subsidy: $438, 300, Number of units: 30.

Lee, MA, Elder Services of Berkshire County, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,855,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $189,900, Number of units: 

13. 

Billerica, MA, Planning Office for Urban Affairs, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$4,774,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $496,800, Number of units: 

35.

Mattapan, MA, ETC Development Corporation, Co-Sponsor Inquilinos 

Boricuas en Accion, Inc., Capital Advance: $4,281,900, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $438,300, Number of units: 30. 

Holyoke, MA, MERCY HOUSING INC., Co-Sponsor: The Congregation 

of the Sisters of St. Joseph, Capital Advance: $4,281,900, Threeyear rental subsidy: $438,300, Number of units: 30.

Townsend, MA, RCAP Solutions, Inc., Capital Advance: $5,039,500, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $525,900, Number of units: 36. 

MICHIGAN 

Jackson, MI, Presbyterian Villages of Michigan, Capital Advance: 

$3,510,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $379,800, Number of units: 

40.

MINNESOTA 

Bloomington, MN, AHEPA, Capital Advance: $4,231,100, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $408,900, Number of units: 36.

Worthington, MN, Accessible Space, Capital Advance: $2,156,500, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $204,600, Number of units: 19. 

Robbinsdale, MN, Commonbond Communities, Capital Advance: 

$4,231,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $408,900, Number of units: 

36.

MISSISSIPPI 

Jackson, MS, People with Vision, Inc., Capital Advance: $1,770,500, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $177,000, Number of units: 20.

MISSOURI 

Kansas City, MO, Harvest Church, Inc., Capital Advance: $4,932,100, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $489,900, Number of units: 47.

St. Louis, MO, AHEP National Housing Corporation, Capital Advance: 

$4,787,000, Three-year rental subsidy: $448,800, Number of units: 

40. 

Kansas City, MO, Catholic Charities of Kansas City–St. Joseph, Inc., 

Capital Advance: $5,160,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $489,900, 

Number of units: 47.

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MONTANA 

Billings, MT, VOA National Services, Capital Advance: $6911,100, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $613,800, Number of units: 65.

NEBRASKA 

Papillion, NE, Immanuel Health Systems, Capital Advance: $2,046,300, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $192,000, Number of units: 20.

NEW HAMPSHIRE 

Bristol, NH, SNHS Management Corporation, Capital Advance: 

$2,711,900, Three-year rental subsidy: $211,200, Number of units: 

19.

Swanzey, NH, Southwestern Community Services, Inc., Capital Advance: $2,711,900, Three-year rental subsidy: $21,200, Number of 

units: 19. 

Pembroke, NH, Belknap–Merrimack CAP, Capital Advance: 

$2,426,400, Three-year rental subsidy: $189,000, Number of units: 

17.

NEW JERSEY 

Manchester Twp, NJ, PHS Senior Living, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$11,835,400, Three-year rental subsidy: $1,260,300, Number of 

units: 84.

Pleasantville, NJ, The Diocesan Hsg Ser Corp, Co-Sponsor Cath Char, 

Dioc of Camden, Inc., Capital Advance: $10,552,200, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $1,108,500, Number of units: 74. 

Pleasantville, NJ, CARING, Inc., Co-Sponsor: CARING House Projects, 

Inc., Capital Advance: $3,696,700, Three-year rental subsidy: 

$394,800, Number of units: 26.

NEW MEXICO 

Albuquerque, NM, Elderly Hsg Dev and Operations Corp., Capital Advance: $3,623,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $383,700, Number of 

units:.

NEW YORK 

Amagansett, NY, Windmill Housing Development Fund Co., Inc., Capital Advance: $5,882,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $891,600, Number of units: 41.Brooklyn, NY, Community Partners Commission Association, Co-Sponsor: East New York Council for the Aging, Capital Advance: 

$7,237,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $1,114,500, Number of units: 

51. 

Angola, NY, People, Inc., Capital Advance: $3,682,400, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $337,800, Number of units: 30.

New Rochelle, NY, Westhab, Inc., Co-Sponsor: Shiloh Community Development Corporation, Capital Advance: $5,740,100, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $869,400, Number of units: 40. 

New York, NY, Harlem Congregations for Community Improvement, 

Capital Advance: $9,451,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $1449,000, 

Number of units: 66.

Orchard Park, NY, People, Inc., Capital Advance: $5,266,700, Threeyear rental subsidy: $489,000, Number of units: 43. 

Queens, NY, Metro NY Coordination Council, Capital Advance: 

$11,163,900, Three-year rental subsidy: $1,716,300, Number of 

units: 78.

Rochester, NY, Providence Hsg Devl Corp., Capital Advance: 

$3,876,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $384,300, Number of units: 

33. 

NORTH CAROLINA 

Albemarle, NC, John H. Wellons FND Inc., Capital Advance: 

$2,984,400, Three-year rental subsidy: $235,500, Number of units: 

24.

OHIO 

Cincinnati, OH, Clermont Senior Services, Capital Advance: 

$4,891,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $473,100, Number of units: 

45.

Tallmadge, OH, AHEPA National Housing Corporation, Capital Advance: $5,626,900, Three-year rental subsidy: $585,600, Number of 

units: 50. 

Cleveland, OH, Catholic Charities Housing Corp., Capital Advance: 

$4,501,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $468,300, Number of units: 

40.

Trenton, OH, Franklin Foundation, Inc., Co-Sponsor: The Freedom 

House, Church of God, Capital Advance: $2,514,700, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $241,800, Number of units: 24. 

Cleveland, OH, Catholic Charities Housing Corp., Capital Advance: 

$4,501,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $468,300, Number of units: 

40.

Warren, OH, Trumbull Housing Development Corporation, Capital Advance: $4,501,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $468,300, Number of 

units: 40. 

OKLAHOMA 

Ardmore, OK, Big Five Community Services, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$1,226,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $126,600, Number of units: 

14.

Lawton, OK, Lawton Support Services, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$3,084,900, Three-year rental subsidy: $307,200, Number of units: 

35. 

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FY 2007 SELECTIONS, SECTION 202 SUPPORTIVE HOUSING FOR THE ELDERLY—Continued 

Hobart, OK, Searchlight Center Inc,, Capital Advance: $1,278,100, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $126,600, Number of units: 14.

PENNSYLVANIA 

Clearfield, PA, Central PA Devl Corp., Capital Advance: $1,278,100, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $127,200, Number of units: 12.

Homestead, PA, LifeSpan, Inc., Capital Advance: $891,500, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $84,900, Number of units: 8. 

Greenville, PA, Comm. Action Partnership of Mercer County, Capital 

Advance: $2,563,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $243,600, Number 

of units: 23.

Philadelphia, PA, Salvation Army, a NY Corp., Capital Advance: 

$7,230,300, Three-year rental subsidy: $809,100, Number of units: 

53. 

Somerset, PA, Allegheny LUTH SOC MNSTR, Capital Advance: 

$3,566,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $339,000, Number of units: 

32.

RHODE ISLAND 

Little Compton, RI, Church Community Housing Corporation, Capital 

Advance: $2,854,600, Three-year rental subsidy: $272,400, Number 

of units: 20.

Providence, RI, SWAP, Inc., Capital Advance: $3,140,100, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $299,400, Number of units: 22.

SOUTH CAROLINA 

Columbia, SC, AHEPA National Housing Corporation, Capital Advance: 

$4,756,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $343,200, Number of units: 

38.

Florence, SC, John H. Wellons FND Inc., Capital Advance: $4,546,000, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $343,200, Number of units: 38. 

Easley, SC, Metropolitan Housing and CDC, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$4,546,000, Three-year rental subsidy: $343,200, Number of units: 

38.

Greer, SC, Volunteers of America National Services, Capital Advance: 

$4,756,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $334,200, Number of units: 

38. 

SOUTH DAKOTA 

North Sioux City, SD, LUTH SOC Services of South Dakota, Capital 

Advance: $2,036,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $175,200, Number 

of units: 21.

TENNESSEE 

Bristol, TN, Miligan College, Capital Advance: $1,943,300, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $180,600, Number of units: 20.

Huntsville, TN, Douglas Cherokee Economic Authority, Inc., Capital Advance: $778,800, Three-year rental subsidy: $72,300, Number of 

units: 8. 

TEXAS 

Austin, TX, Chestnut Neighborhood Revitalization Corporation, Capital 

Advance: $2,000,100, Three-year rental subsidy: $189,000, Number 

of units: 22.

Houston, TX, Pilgrim Senior Citz Hsg Devl Corp, Capital Advance: 

$3,579,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $389,400, Number of units: 

40. 

Dallas, TX, St. Catherine of Siena, Inc., Capital Advance: $6,269,500, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $666,600, Number of units: 69.

VIRGINIA 

Bedford, VA, Metropolitan Housing & CDC, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$4,853,400, Three-year rental subsidy: $507,900, Number of units: 

50.

Urbanna, VA, Bay Aging, Capital Advance: $1,164,800, Three-year 

rental subsidy: $122,100, Number of units: 12. 

Norfolk, VA, Retirement Housing Foundation, Capital Advance: 

$3,902,700, Three-year rental subsidy: $396,300, Number of units: 

40.

WASHINGTON 

Federal Way, WA, Korean Women’s Association, Capital Advance: 

$7,855,500, Three-year rental subsidy: $736,800, Number of units: 

62.

Spokane, WA, Spokane Baptist Association Homes, Capital Advance: 

$4,128,200, Three-year rental subsidy: $427,200, Number of units: 

40. 

Lynwood, WA, American Baptist Homes, Capital Advance: $5,077,700, 

Three-year rental subsidy: $471,300, Number of units: 40.

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WEST VIRGINIA 

Terra Alta, WV, Garrett Co Comm Action Committee, Inc., Co-Sponsor 

N Central WV Comm Action Assoc, Inc., Capital Advance: 

$2,308,600, Three-year rental subsidy: $218,700, Number of units: 

20.

WISCONSIN 

Pittsville, WI, Impact Seven INC, Capital Advance: $1,107,600, Threeyear rental subsidy: $106,500, Number of units: 10.

[FR Doc. E9–11093 Filed 5–12–09; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4210–67–P 

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 

Fish and Wildlife Service 

[FWS–R8–FHC–2009–N0098]; [81331–1334– 

8TWG–W4] 

Trinity Adaptive Management Working 

Group 

AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, 

Interior. 

ACTION: Notice of meeting. 

SUMMARY: The Trinity Adaptive 

Management Working Group (TAMWG) 

affords stakeholders the opportunity to 

give policy, management, and technical 

input concerning Trinity River 

(California) restoration efforts to the 

Trinity Management Council (TMC). 

The TMC interprets and recommends 

policy, coordinates and reviews 

management actions, and provides 

organizational budget oversight. This 

notice announces a TAMWG meeting, 

which is open to the public. 

DATES: TAMWG will meet from 12 p.m. 

(noon) to 5 p.m. on Wednesday, June 10, 

2009, and from 8 a.m. to 5 p.m. on 

Thursday, June 11, 2009. 

ADDRESSES: The meeting will be held at 

the Trinity County Library, 211 Main 

St., Weaverville, CA 96093. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Meeting information: Randy A. Brown, 

TAMWG Designated Federal Officer, 

U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service, 1655 

Heindon Road, Arcata, CA 95521; 

telephone: (707) 822–7201. TRRP 

information: Mike Hamman, Executive 

Director, Trinity River Restoration 

Program, P.O. Box 1300, 1313 South 

Main Street, Weaverville, CA 96093; 

telephone: (530) 623–1800; e-mail: 

mhamman@mp.usbr.gov. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Under 

section 10(a)(2) of the Federal Advisory 

Committee Act (5 U.S.C. App.), this 

notice announces a meeting of the 

TAMWG. The meeting will include 

discussion of the following topics: 

• TRRP structure and TAMWG/TMC/ 

TRRP relationships; 

• Budget update; 

• Channel rehabilitation program; 

• Reservoir management: 

Temperature issues, carryover storage, 

minimum pool criteria; 

• Hatchery goals and practices; 

• Sediment monitoring; 

• Progress towards an RFP-based 

science program; and 

• Integrated Information Management 

System (IIMS). 

Completion of the agenda is 

dependent on the amount of time each 

item takes. The meeting could end early 

if the agenda has been completed. 

Dated: May 7, 2009. 

Randy A. Brown, 

Designated Federal Officer, Arcata Fish and 

Wildlife Office, Arcata, CA. 

[FR Doc. E9–11137 Filed 5–12–09; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4310–55–P 

DEPARTMENT OF THE INTERIOR 

Bureau of Land Management 

[LLORE0000 L58820000 LXRSEE99 HAG– 

09–0186] 

Notice of Public Meetings for the 

Eugene District, Resource Advisory 

Committee 

AGENCY: Bureau of Land Management, 

Interior. 

ACTION: Notice of public meetings. 

SUMMARY: In accordance with the 

Emergency Economic Stabilization Act 

of 2008, Title VI, Secure Schools and 

Community Self-Determination Program 

(H.R. 1424), the Federal Land Policy and 

Management Act, and the Federal 

Advisory Committee Act of 1972, the 

U.S. Department of the Interior, Bureau 

of Land Management, the Eugene 

District Resource Advisory Committee 

will meet as indicated below. 

DATES AND ADDRESSES: The Eugene 

District Resource Advisory Committee 

will meet at the Bureau of Land 

Management, Eugene District Office, 

2890 Chad Drive, Eugene, Oregon 

97408, on June 11, 2009 and September 

10, 2009. All meeting sessions will 

begin at 9 a.m. local time and will end 

at approximately 4:30 p.m. local time. 

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 

Eugene District Resource Advisory 

Committee was appointed originally by 

the Secretary of the Interior pursuant to 

the Secure Rural Schools and 

Community Self-Determination Act of 

2000 (Pub. L. 106–393) and reauthorized by the Emergency Economic 

Stabilization Act of 2008, Title VI, 

Secure Schools and Community SelfDetermination Program (H.R. 1424). 

Topics to be discussed by the Eugene 

District Resource Advisory Committee 

at these meetings include reviewing 

project proposals meeting the 

requirements under Section 201, H.R. 

1424, ‘‘Title II—Special Projects on 

Federal Land,’’ and recommending 

funding for such projects to the 

Secretary of Interior. 

All meetings are open to the public in 

their entirety. Public comment is 

generally scheduled for 11:30 a.m. to 12 

p.m. local time, each meeting session. 

The amount of time scheduled for 

public presentations and meeting times 

may be extended when the authorized 

representative considers it necessary to 

accommodate all who seek to be heard 

regarding matters on the agenda. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Wayne E. Elliott, Designated Federal 

Officer, Bureau of Land Management, 

Eugene District Office, 2890 Chad Drive, 

Eugene, Oregon 97408 (541) 683–6989, 

or wayne_elliott@blm.gov. 

Dated: May 6, 2009. 

Wayne E. Elliott, 

Designated Federal Officer. 

[FR Doc. E9–11087 Filed 5–12–09; 8:45 am] 

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