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applicants may focus and includes the 

following statement: 

a. New Text: We will also evaluate 

applications for projects that include 

emerging green occupations from 

industries that have not been discussed 

in this section. 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Jeannette Flowers, Grants Management 

Specialist, Division of Federal 

Assistance, at (202) 693–3322 (this is 

not a toll-free number). 

Signed at Washington, DC this 17th day of 

July, 2009. 

Eric D. Luetkenhaus, 

Grant Officer. 

[FR Doc. E9–17456 Filed 7–22–09; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P 

DEPARTMENT OF LABOR 

Employment & Training Administration 

[SGA/DFA–PY 08–18] 

Solicitation for Grant Applications 

(SGA); Amendment One—Energy 

Training Partnership Grants 

AGENCY: Employment and Training 

Administration (ETA), Labor. 

ACTION: Notice: Amendment to SGA/ 

DFA–PY 08–18. 

SUMMARY: The Employment and 

Training Administration published a 

document in the Federal Register on 

June 24, 2009, announcing the 

availability of funds and solicitation for 

grant applications (SGA) for Energy 

Training Partnerships awarded through 

a competitive process. This amendment 

to the SGA clarifies items related to: (1) 

Eligible applicants (Section III.A); (2) 

Statewide and local entities that are 

eligible applicants (Section III.A.2); (3) 

participants eligible to receive training 

(Section III.E.1); (4) correction to 

formatting of ‘‘Other Eligibility 

Requirements’’ section; (5) Attachment 

1 for the list of auto-impacted 

communities; and (6) supplementary 

information in Section B ‘‘Green 

Industries and Occupations.’’ The 

document is hereby amended. 

1. Section III.A., ‘‘Eligible 

Applicants’’: (page 30154) Is revised to 

confirm that Local Workforce 

Investment Boards and One Stop Career 

Centers are not eligible applicants, 

confirm that the applicant in the 

proposed project must be clearly 

designated, and provide information on 

the definition of non-profit entities. In 

the SGA, the language designated below 

as ‘‘old text’’ is replaced with the 

language designated as ‘‘new text,’’ as 

follows: 

a. Old Text—‘‘Under this 

announcement, eligible applicants are 

private nonprofit organizations that 

must apply under one of two categories: 

(1) National labor-management 

organizations with local networks; or (2) 

Statewide or local nonprofit 

partnerships. All applicants are 

expected to work in conjunction with 

partnerships consisting of labor 

organizations, employers, Workforce 

Investment Boards (WIBs), and other 

organizations as defined in section 

171(e)(2)(B)(ii) of WIA. These categories 

create two applicant pools, which will 

compete separately for funding under 

this SGA.’’ 

b. New Text—‘‘Under this 

announcement, eligible applicants are 

private nonprofit organizations that 

must apply under one of two categories: 

(1) National labor-management 

organizations with local networks; or (2) 

Statewide or local nonprofit 

partnerships. All applicants are 

expected to work in conjunction with 

partnerships consisting of labor 

organizations, employers, Workforce 

Investment Boards, and other 

organizations as defined in section 

171(e)(2)(B)(ii) of WIA. While the SGA 

indicates required and suggested 

partners, the proposal must designate a 

lead applicant. These categories create 

two applicant pools, which will 

compete separately for funding under 

this SGA. Local Workforce Investment 

Boards and One Stop Career Centers are 

not eligible applicants under this SGA. 

A private nonprofit entity is an 

organization that is legally organized for 

the purposes of tax exempt nonprofit 

status under the Internal Revenue 

Service (IRS), or is actively pursuing IRS 

nonprofit tax exempt status.’’ 

2. Section III.A.2.,’’Statewide and 

Local Entities’’: (page 30154) Is revised 

to confirm that eligible applicants for 

the State and local category are 

Statewide or local private nonprofit 

entities, including private nonprofit 

entities that serve American Indian 

reservations. In the SGA, the language 

designated below as ‘‘old text’’ is 

replaced with the language designated 

as ‘‘new text,’’ as follows: 

a. Old Text—‘‘Statewide and Local 

Entities: Applicants for the State and 

local category are local or Statewide 

non-profit entities with a joint 

partnership of labor organizations, 

employers or industry organizations, 

Workforce Investment Boards and One 

Stop Career Centers. A Statewide or 

local entity that receives an award 

under category 2 of this SGA may not 

receive sub-grant or sub-contract 

funding from a national organization 

that receives an award under category 1. 

For the purposes of this SGA, the term 

‘State’ means each of the 50 States of the 

United States, the District of Columbia, 

and U.S. territories as defined in Section 

VI.B.’’ 

b. New Text—‘‘Statewide and Local 

Entities: Applicants for the State and 

local category are Statewide or local 

private nonprofit entities, including 

private nonprofit entities that serve 

American Indian reservations, with a 

joint partnership of labor organizations, 

employers or industry organizations, 

Workforce Investment Boards and One 

Stop Career Centers. A Statewide or 

local private nonprofit entity that 

receives an award under category 2 of 

this SGA may not receive sub-grant or 

sub-contract funding from a national 

organization that receives an award 

under category 1. For the purposes of 

this SGA, the term ‘State’ means each of 

the 50 States of the United States, the 

District of Columbia, and U.S. territories 

as defined in Section VI.B.’’ 

3. Section III.E.1, ‘‘Participants 

Eligible to Receive Training’’: (page 

30156) Is revised to clarify that 

individuals with disabilities are among 

the populations that can be served 

through grants awarded through this 

SGA by replacing the language 

designated below as ‘‘old text’’ with the 

language designated as ‘‘new text,’’ as 

follows: 

a. Old Text—‘‘Projects may also serve 

individuals with a criminal record; and 

populations that have not traditionally 

been employed in construction and 

skilled trade occupations, such as 

women and minorities.’’ 

b. New Text—‘‘Projects may also 

serve other types of individuals that 

may not be a part of the categories 

above, such as: individuals with a 

criminal record; individuals with 

disabilities; and populations that have 

not traditionally been employed in 

construction and skilled trade 

occupations, such as women and 

minorities.’’ 

4. Correction to formatting of ‘‘Other 

Eligibility Requirements’’ section: The 

‘‘Other Eligibility Requirements’’ 

section of the SGA is currently listed as 

section ‘‘D. Other Eligibility 

Requirements’’ on p. 30155. The section 

was formatted incorrectly, and the SGA 

is revised so that the ‘‘Other Eligibility 

Requirements’’ section is now listed as 

‘‘C. Other Eligibility Requirements’’ 

instead of ‘‘D. Other Eligibility 

Requirements’’. With this correction, 

‘‘Other Eligibility Requirements’’ is now 

correctly listed as Section III.C. of the 

SGA. 

5. Attachment I—Counties Impacted 

By Automotive-Related Restructuring: 

This notice is to provide ‘‘Attachment I’’ 


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as referenced on p. 30154, Section II.A 

which is a list of 281 counties impacted 

by automotive-related restructuring 

from the Center for Automotive 

Research. In addition to the 281 

counties, an additional 31 counties have 

been included on the list due to an 

inadvertent omission on the original 

list. This is the complete and final list 

and there will be no further changes to 

this list. 

ATTACHMENT I: COUNTIES IMPACTED

BY AUTOMOTIVE-RELATED RESTRUCTURING

FIPS County name State 

1013 ..... Butler ...................... AL 

1021 ..... Chilton .................... AL 

1083 ..... Limestone ............... AL 

1085 ..... Lowndes ................. AL 

1089 ..... Madison .................. AL 

1095 ..... Marshall .................. AL 

1101 ..... Montgomery ........... AL 

1121 ..... Talladega ................ AL 

1125 ..... Tuscaloosa ............. AL 

5023 ..... Cleburne ................. AR 

5041 ..... Desha ..................... AR 

5055 ..... Greene ................... AR 

5083 ..... Logan ..................... AR 

6001 ..... Alameda ................. CA 

6037 ..... Los Angeles ........... CA 

10003 ... New Castle ............. DE 

13089 ... DeKalb .................... GA 

13121 ... Fulton ..................... GA 

13139 ... Hall ......................... GA 

13143 ... Haralson ................. GA 

13167 ... Johnson .................. GA 

13285 ... Troup ...................... GA 

19029 ... Cass ....................... IA 

19037 ... Chickasaw .............. IA 

19071 ... Fremont .................. IA 

19089 ... Howard ................... IA 

19095 ... Iowa ........................ IA 

19115 ... Louisa ..................... IA 

19149 ... Plymouth ................ IA 

19157 ... Poweshiek .............. IA 

19175 ... Union ...................... IA 

19197 ... Wright ..................... IA 

17007 ... Boone ..................... IL 

17025 ... Clay ........................ IL 

17031 ... Cook ....................... IL 

17047 ... Edwards ................. IL 

17067 ... Hancock ................. IL 

17121 ... Marion .................... IL 

17113 ... McLean ................... IL 

17155 ... Putnam ................... IL 

17187 ... Warren .................... IL 

17189 ... Washington ............ IL 

17191 ... Wayne .................... IL 

18001 ... Adams .................... IN 

18003 ... Allen ....................... IN 

18005 ... Bartholomew .......... IN 

18009 ... Blackford ................ IN 

18015 ... Carroll ..................... IN 

18017 ... Cass ....................... IN 

18025 ... Crawford ................. IN 

18033 ... De Kalb .................. IN 

18031 ... Decatur ................... IN 

18035 ... Delaware ................ IN 

18037 ... Dubois .................... IN 

18039 ... Elkhart .................... IN 

18041 ... Fayette ................... IN 

ATTACHMENT I: COUNTIES IMPACTED

BY AUTOMOTIVE-RELATED RESTRUCTURING—Continued 

FIPS County name State 

18045 ... Fountain ................. IN 

18047 ... Franklin ................... IN 

18051 ... Gibson .................... IN 

18053 ... Grant ...................... IN 

18059 ... Hancock ................. IN 

18061 ... Harrison .................. IN 

18065 ... Henry ...................... IN 

18067 ... Howard ................... IN 

18071 ... Jackson .................. IN 

18075 ... Jay .......................... IN 

18077 ... Jefferson ................. IN 

18081 ... Johnson .................. IN 

18087 ... Lagrange ................ IN 

18093 ... Lawrence ................ IN 

18097 ... Marion .................... IN 

18103 ... Miami ...................... IN 

18107 ... Montgomery ........... IN 

18113 ... Noble ...................... IN 

18123 ... Perry ....................... IN 

18133 ... Putnam ................... IN 

18135 ... Randolph ................ IN 

18143 ... Scott ....................... IN 

18147 ... Spencer .................. IN 

18141 ... St. Joseph .............. IN 

18149 ... Starke ..................... IN 

18151 ... Steuben .................. IN 

18153 ... Sullivan ................... IN 

18157 ... Tippecanoe ............. IN 

18159 ... Tipton ..................... IN 

18175 ... Washington ............ IN 

18179 ... Wells ....................... IN 

18183 ... Whitley .................... IN 

20001 ... Allen ....................... KS 

20209 ... Wyandotte .............. KS 

21003 ... Allen ....................... KY 

21009 ... Barren ..................... KY 

21017 ... Bourbon .................. KY 

21023 ... Bracken .................. KY 

21031 ... Butler ...................... KY 

21033 ... Caldwell .................. KY 

21041 ... Carroll ..................... KY 

21043 ... Carter ..................... KY 

21055 ... Crittenden ............... KY 

21057 ... Cumberland ............ KY 

21069 ... Fleming ................... KY 

21073 ... Franklin ................... KY 

21075 ... Fulton ..................... KY 

21077 ... Gallatin ................... KY 

21081 ... Grant ...................... KY 

21093 ... Hardin ..................... KY 

21099 ... Hart ......................... KY 

21101 ... Henderson .............. KY 

21103 ... Henry ...................... KY 

21107 ... Hopkins .................. KY 

21111 ... Jefferson ................. KY 

21113 ... Jessamine .............. KY 

21121 ... Knox ....................... KY 

21123 ... Larue ...................... KY 

21137 ... Lincoln .................... KY 

21151 ... Madison .................. KY 

21155 ... Marion .................... KY 

21167 ... Mercer .................... KY 

21169 ... Metcalfe .................. KY 

21173 ... Montgomery ........... KY 

21179 ... Nelson .................... KY 

21183 ... Ohio ........................ KY 

21191 ... Pendleton ............... KY 

21199 ... Pulaski .................... KY 

21207 ... Russell .................... KY 

21209 ... Scott ....................... KY 

ATTACHMENT I: COUNTIES IMPACTED

BY AUTOMOTIVE-RELATED RESTRUCTURING—Continued 

FIPS County name State 

21211 ... Shelby .................... KY 

21213 ... Simpson ................. KY 

21221 ... Trigg ....................... KY 

21227 ... Warren .................... KY 

21229 ... Washington ............ KY 

22017 ... Caddo ..................... LA 

24510 ... Baltimore (city) ....... MD 

24043 ... Washington ............ MD 

26009 ... Antrim ..................... MI 

26017 ... Bay ......................... MI 

26025 ... Calhoun .................. MI 

26045 ... Eaton ...................... MI 

26049 ... Genesee ................. MI 

26059 ... Hillsdale .................. MI 

26063 ... Huron ...................... MI 

26065 ... Ingham ................... MI 

26067 ... Ionia ........................ MI 

26069 ... Iosco ....................... MI 

26075 ... Jackson .................. MI 

26079 ... Kalkaska ................. MI 

26081 ... Kent ........................ MI 

26087 ... Lapeer .................... MI 

26091 ... Lenawee ................. MI 

26093 ... Livingston ............... MI 

26099 ... Macomb .................. MI 

26107 ... Mecosta .................. MI 

26111 ... Midland ................... MI 

26113 ... Missaukee .............. MI 

26115 ... Monroe ................... MI 

26125 ... Oakland .................. MI 

26127 ... Oceana ................... MI 

26133 ... Osceola .................. MI 

26135 ... Oscoda ................... MI 

26139 ... Ottawa .................... MI 

26143 ... Roscommon ........... MI 

26145 ... Saginaw .................. MI 

26147 ... St. Clair .................. MI 

26149 ... St. Joseph .............. MI 

26157 ... Tuscola ................... MI 

26159 ... Van Buren .............. MI 

26161 ... Washtenaw ............. MI 

26163 ... Wayne .................... MI 

26165 ... Wexford .................. MI 

27029 ... Clearwater .............. MN 

27123 ... Ramsey .................. MN 

29047 ... Clay ........................ MO 

29061 ... Daviess ................... MO 

29079 ... Grundy .................... MO 

29105 ... Laclede ................... MO 

29113 ... Lincoln .................... MO 

29147 ... Nodaway ................ MO 

29175 ... Randolph ................ MO 

29183 ... St. Charles ............. MO 

29189 ... St. Louis ................. MO 

29229 ... Wright ..................... MO 

28009 ... Benton .................... MS 

28011 ... Bolivar .................... MS 

28051 ... Holmes ................... MS 

28089 ... Madison .................. MS 

28119 ... Quitman .................. MS 

28129 ... Smith ...................... MS 

28145 ... Union ...................... MS 

28161 ... Yalobusha .............. MS 

37063 ... Durham ................... NC 

37071 ... Gaston .................... NC 

37089 ... Henderson .............. NC 

37145 ... Person .................... NC 

37165 ... Scotland ................. NC 

38051 ... McIntosh ................. ND 

31019 ... Buffalo .................... NE 


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ATTACHMENT I: COUNTIES IMPACTED

BY AUTOMOTIVE-RELATED RESTRUCTURING—Continued 

FIPS County name State 

31047 ... Dawson .................. NE 

31051 ... Dixon ...................... NE 

31141 ... Platte ...................... NE 

31159 ... Seward ................... NE 

34023 ... Middlesex ............... NJ 

34039 ... Union ...................... NJ 

36029 ... Erie ......................... NY 

36063 ... Niagara ................... NY 

36067 ... Onondaga ............... NY 

36089 ... St. Lawrence .......... NY 

39001 ... Adams .................... OH 

39003 ... Allen ....................... OH 

39011 ... Auglaize .................. OH 

39019 ... Carroll ..................... OH 

39021 ... Champaign ............. OH 

39025 ... Clermont ................. OH 

39027 ... Clinton .................... OH 

39033 ... Crawford ................. OH 

39035 ... Cuyahoga ............... OH 

39039 ... Defiance ................. OH 

39043 ... Erie ......................... OH 

39051 ... Fulton ..................... OH 

39061 ... Hamilton ................. OH 

39063 ... Hancock ................. OH 

39065 ... Hardin ..................... OH 

39069 ... Henry ...................... OH 

39071 ... Highland ................. OH 

39077 ... Huron ...................... OH 

39079 ... Jackson .................. OH 

39083 ... Knox ....................... OH 

39091 ... Logan ..................... OH 

39093 ... Lorain ..................... OH 

39095 ... Lucas ...................... OH 

39097 ... Madison .................. OH 

39113 ... Montgomery ........... OH 

39117 ... Morrow ................... OH 

39121 ... Noble ...................... OH 

39125 ... Paulding ................. OH 

39131 ... Pike ........................ OH 

39135 ... Preble ..................... OH 

39137 ... Putnam ................... OH 

39139 ... Richland ................. OH 

39141 ... Ross ....................... OH 

39143 ... Sandusky ................ OH 

39147 ... Seneca ................... OH 

39149 ... Shelby .................... OH 

39153 ... Summit ................... OH 

39155 ... Trumbull ................. OH 

39159 ... Union ...................... OH 

39161 ... Van Wert ................ OH 

39169 ... Wayne .................... OH 

39171 ... Williams .................. OH 

39173 ... Wood ...................... OH 

39175 ... Wyandot ................. OH 

40095 ... Marshall .................. OK 

40109 ... Oklahoma ............... OK 

42003 ... Allegheny ................ PA 

42117 ... Tioga ...................... PA 

45007 ... Anderson ................ SC 

45019 ... Charleston .............. SC 

45021 ... Cherokee ................ SC 

45035 ... Dorchester .............. SC 

45067 ... Marion .................... SC 

45083 ... Spartanburg ............ SC 

47001 ... Anderson ................ TN 

47003 ... Bedford ................... TN 

47007 ... Bledsoe .................. TN 

47009 ... Blount ..................... TN 

47015 ... Cannon ................... TN 

47031 ... Coffee ..................... TN 

ATTACHMENT I: COUNTIES IMPACTED

BY AUTOMOTIVE-RELATED RESTRUCTURING—Continued 

FIPS County name State 

47041 ... DeKalb .................... TN 

47045 ... Dyer ........................ TN 

47051 ... Franklin ................... TN 

47053 ... Gibson .................... TN 

47055 ... Giles ....................... TN 

47061 ... Grundy .................... TN 

47063 ... Hamblen ................. TN 

47065 ... Hamilton ................. TN 

47069 ... Hardeman ............... TN 

47073 ... Hawkins .................. TN 

47077 ... Henderson .............. TN 

47079 ... Henry ...................... TN 

47087 ... Jackson .................. TN 

47097 ... Lauderdale ............. TN 

47099 ... Lawrence ................ TN 

47105 ... Loudon ................... TN 

47113 ... Madison .................. TN 

47117 ... Marshall .................. TN 

47119 ... Maury ..................... TN 

47107 ... McMinn ................... TN 

47109 ... McNairy .................. TN 

47121 ... Meigs ...................... TN 

47123 ... Monroe ................... TN 

47131 ... Obion ...................... TN 

47133 ... Overton ................... TN 

47135 ... Perry ....................... TN 

47141 ... Putnam ................... TN 

47143 ... Rhea ....................... TN 

47147 ... Robertson ............... TN 

47149 ... Rutherford .............. TN 

47151 ... Scott ....................... TN 

47159 ... Smith ...................... TN 

47177 ... Warren .................... TN 

47185 ... White ...................... TN 

48029 ... Bexar ...................... TX 

48439 ... Tarrant .................... TX 

49003 ... Box Elder ................ UT 

51023 ... Botetourt ................. VA 

51710 ... Norfolk (city) ........... VA 

51155 ... Pulaski .................... VA 

51173 ... Smyth ..................... VA 

51177 ... Spotsylvania ........... VA 

55059 ... Kenosha ................. WI 

55075 ... Marinette ................ WI 

55105 ... Rock ....................... WI 

54079 ... Putnam ................... WV 

6. Supplementary Information Section 

B ‘‘Green Industries and Occupations’’: 

Is revised to provide further information 

on the industries on which applicants 

may focus by adding the language 

designated below as ‘‘new text’’ to the 

existing language in that section: 

a. New Text: ‘‘We will also evaluate 

applications for projects that include 

emerging green occupations from 

industries that have not been discussed 

in this section.’’ 

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: 

Janice Sheelor, Grants Management 

Specialist, Division of Federal 

Assistance, at (202) 693–3538. 

Signed at Washington, DC, this 17th day of 

July 2009. 

Donna Kelly, 

Grant Officer, Employment & Training 

Administration. 

[FR Doc. E9–17458 Filed 7–22–09; 8:45 am] 

BILLING CODE 4510–FN–P 

NUCLEAR REGULATORY 

COMMISSION 

[Docket Nos. 50–445 and 50–446 NRC– 

2009–0318] 

Luminant Generation Company LLC; 

Notice of Consideration of Issuance of 

Amendment to Facility Operating 

License, Proposed No Significant 

Hazards Consideration Determination, 

and Opportunity for a Hearing and 

Order Imposing Procedures for Access 

to Sensitive Unclassified NonSafeguards Information (SUNSI) for 

Contention Preparation 

The U.S. Nuclear Regulatory 

Commission (NRC, the Commission) is 

considering issuance of an amendment 

to Facility Operating License Nos. NPF– 

87 and NPF–89 issued to Luminant 

Generation Company LLC for operation 

of the Comanche Peak Steam Electric 

Station (CPSES), Units 1 and 2, located 

in Somervell County, Texas. 

The proposed amendment would 

revise Technical Specification (TS) 

5.5.9.2, ‘‘Unit 1 Model D76 and Unit 2 

Model D5 Steam Generator (SG) 

Program,’’ to exclude portions of the 

CPSES, Unit 2 Model D5 SG below the 

top of the SG tubesheet from periodic 

SG tube inspections. In addition, the 

proposed amendment would revise TS 

5.6.9, ‘‘Unit 1 Model D76 and Unit 2 

Model D5 Steam Generator Tube 

Inspection Report,’’ to include reporting 

requirements specific to the permanent 

alternate repair criteria for CPSES, Unit 

2. The amendment request is supported 

by Westinghouse WCAP–17072–P, ‘‘H*: 

Alternate Repair Criteria for the Tube 

Sheet Expansion Region in Steam 

Generators with Hydraulically 

Expanded Tubes (Model D5),’’ May 

2009. The amendment application dated 

June 8, 2009, contains sensitive 

unclassified non-safeguards information 

(SUNSI). 

Before issuance of the proposed 

license amendment, the Commission 

will have made findings required by the 

Atomic Energy Act of 1954, as amended 

(the Act), and the Commission’s 

regulations. 

The Commission has made a 

proposed determination that the 

amendment request involves no 

significant hazards consideration. Under 


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