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 Department of Labor Employment & Training Administration [SGA/DFA-PY-08-20]
 AGENCY: Employment and Training Administration (ETA, Labor).
 ACTION: Notice: Amendment to SGA/DFA-PY-08-20.
 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 State Energy Sector Partnership (SESP) and Training Grants to be awarded through a competitive process. This notice is the first amendment to the SGA and clarifies items related to: (1) Updated Attachment 1—Counties Impacted by Automotive-Related Restructuring; (2) the number of parts to the technical proposal (Section IV: Application and Submission Information, Part 2 Technical Proposal); (3) the number of sub criteria to the Strategy and Project Work Plan criteria in Section V.A.3); (4) participants eligible to receive training (Section III.D.1); and, (5) Section B on Green Industries and Occupations (Supplementary Information). The document is hereby amended. 1. Attachment I—Counties Impacted by Automotive Restructuring. This notice replaces “Attachment I” as referenced on p. 30127-30128, 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. Accordingly, the “old” Attachment I on p. 30127-30128 is being replaced by the “new” Attachment I below:
                        ( print page 36529) Attachment I—Counties Impacted by Automotive-Related Restructuring
FIPS
County name
State1013
Butler
AL1021
Chilton
AL1083
Limestone
AL1085
Lowndes
AL1089
Madison
AL1095
Marshall
AL1101
Montgomery
AL1121
Talladega
AL1125
Tuscaloosa
AL5023
Cleburne
AR5041
Desha
AR5055
Greene
AR5083
Logan
AR6001
Alameda
CA6037
Los Angeles
CA10003
New Castle
DE13089
DeKalb
GA13121
Fulton
GA13139
Hall
GA13143
Haralson
GA13167
Johnson
GA13285
Troup
GA19029
Cass
IA19037
Chickasaw
IA19071
Fremont
IA19089
Howard
IA19095
Iowa
IA19115
Louisa
IA19149
Plymouth
IA19157
Poweshiek
IA19175
Union
IA19197
Wright
IA17007
Boone
IL17025
Clay
IL17031
Cook
IL17047
Edwards
IL17067
Hancock
IL17121
Marion
IL17113
McLean
IL17155
Putnam
IL17187
Warren
IL17189
Washington
IL17191
Wayne
IL18001
Adams
IN18003
Allen
IN18005
Bartholomew
IN18009
Blackford
IN18015
Carroll
IN18017
Cass
IN18025
Crawford
IN18033
De Kalb
IN18031
Decatur
IN18035
Delaware
IN18037
Dubois
IN18039
Elkhart
IN18041
Fayette
IN18045
Fountain
IN18047
Franklin
IN18051
Gibson
IN18053
Grant
IN18059
Hancock
IN18061
Harrison
IN18065
Henry
IN18067
Howard
IN18071
Jackson
IN18075
Jay
IN18077
Jefferson
IN18081
Johnson
IN18087
Lagrange
IN18093
Lawrence
IN18097
Marion
IN18103
Miami
IN18107
Montgomery
IN18113
Noble
IN18123
Perry
IN18133
Putnam
IN18135
Randolph
IN18143
Scott
IN18147
Spencer
IN18141
St. Joseph
IN18149
Starke
IN18151
Steuben
IN18153
Sullivan
IN18157
Tippecanoe
IN18159
Tipton
IN18175
Washington
IN18179
Wells
IN18183
Whitley
IN20001
Allen
KS20209
Wyandotte
KS21003
Allen
KY21009
Barren
KY21017
Bourbon
KY21023
Bracken
KY21031
Butler
KY21033
Caldwell
KY21041
Carroll
KY21043
Carter
KY21055
Crittenden
KY21057
Cumberland
KY21069
Fleming
KY21073
Franklin
KY21075
Fulton
KY21077
Gallatin
KY21081
Grant
KY21093
Hardin
KY21099
Hart
KY21101
Henderson
KY21103
Henry
KY21107
Hopkins
KY21111
Jefferson
KY21113
Jessamine
KY21121
Knox
KY21123
Larue
KY21137
Lincoln
KY21151
Madison
KY21155
Marion
KY21167
Mercer
KY21169
Metcalfe
KY21173
Montgomery
KY21179
Nelson
KY21183
Ohio
KY21191
Pendleton
KY21199
Pulaski
KY21207
Russell
KY21209
Scott
KY21211
Shelby
KY21213
Simpson
KY21221
Trigg
KY21227
Warren
KY21229
Washington
KY22017
Caddo
LA24510
Baltimore (city)
MD24043
Washington
MD26009
Antrim
MI26017
Bay
MI26025
Calhoun
MI26045
Eaton
MI26049
Genesee
MI26059
Hillsdale
MI26063
Huron
MI26065
Ingham
MI26067
Ionia
MI26069
Iosco
MI26075
Jackson
MI26079
Kalkaska
MI26081
Kent
MI26087
Lapeer
MI26091
Lenawee
MI26093
Livingston
MI26099
Macomb
MI26107
Mecosta
MI26111
Midland
MI26113
Missaukee
MI26115
Monroe
MI26125
Oakland
MI26127
Oceana
MI26133
Osceola
MI26135
Oscoda
MI26139
Ottawa
MI26143
Roscommon
MI26145
Saginaw
MI26147
St. Clair
MI26149
St. Joseph
MI26157
Tuscola
MI26159
Van Buren
MI26161
Washtenaw
MI26163
Wayne
MI26165
Wexford
MI27029
Clearwater
MN27123
Ramsey
MN29047
Clay
MO29061
Daviess
MO29079
Grundy
MO29105
Laclede
MO29113
Lincoln
MO29147
Nodaway
MO29175
Randolph
MO29183
St. Charles
MO29189
St. Louis
MO29229
Wright
MO28009
Benton
MS28011
Bolivar
MS28051
Holmes
MS28089
Madison
MS28119
Quitman
MS28129
Smith
MS28145
Union
MS28161
Yalobusha
MS37063
Durham
NC37071
Gaston
NC37089
Henderson
NC37145
Person
NC37165
Scotland
NC38051
McIntosh
ND31019
Buffalo
NE31047
Dawson
NE31051
Dixon
NE31141
Platte
NE31159
Seward
NE34023
Middlesex
NJ34039
Union
NJ36029
Erie
NY36063
Niagara
NY36067
Onondaga
NY36089
St. Lawrence
NY39001
Adams
OH39003
Allen
OH39011
Auglaize
OH39019
Carroll
OH( print page 36530)39021
Champaign
OH39025
Clermont
OH39027
Clinton
OH39033
Crawford
OH39035
Cuyahoga
OH39039
Defiance
OH39043
Erie
OH39051
Fulton
OH39061
Hamilton
OH39063
Hancock
OH39065
Hardin
OH39069
Henry
OH39071
Highland
OH39077
Huron
OH39079
Jackson
OH39083
Knox
OH39091
Logan
OH39093
Lorain
OH39095
Lucas
OH39097
Madison
OH39113
Montgomery
OH39117
Morrow
OH39121
Noble
OH39125
Paulding
OH39131
Pike
OH39135
Preble
OH39137
Putnam
OH39139
Richland
OH39141
Ross
OH39143
Sandusky
OH39147
Seneca
OH39149
Shelby
OH39153
Summit
OH39155
Trumbull
OH39159
Union
OH39161
Van Wert
OH39169
Wayne
OH39171
Williams
OH39173
Wood
OH39175
Wyandot
OH40095
Marshall
OK40109
Oklahoma
OK42003
Allegheny
PA42117
Tioga
PA45007
Anderson
SC45019
Charleston
SC45021
Cherokee
SC45035
Dorchester
SC45067
Marion
SC45083
Spartanburg
SC47001
Anderson
TN47003
Bedford
TN47007
Bledsoe
TN47009
Blount
TN47015
Cannon
TN47031
Coffee
TN47041
DeKalb
TN47045
Dyer
TN47051
Franklin
TN47053
Gibson
TN47055
Giles
TN47061
Grundy
TN47063
Hamblen
TN47065
Hamilton
TN47069
Hardeman
TN47073
Hawkins
TN47077
Henderson
TN47079
Henry
TN47087
Jackson
TN47097
Lauderdale
TN47099
Lawrence
TN47105
Loudon
TN47113
Madison
TN47117
Marshall
TN47119
Maury
TN47107
McMinn
TN47109
McNairy
TN47121
Meigs
TN47123
Monroe
TN47131
Obion
TN47133
Overton
TN47135
Perry
TN47141
Putnam
TN47143
Rhea
TN47147
Robertson
TN47149
Rutherford
TN47151
Scott
TN47159
Smith
TN47177
Warren
TN47185
White
TN48029
Bexar
TX48439
Tarrant
TX49003
Box Elder
UT51023
Botetourt
VA51710
Norfolk (city)
VA51155
Pulaski
VA51173
Smyth
VA51177
Spotsylvania
VA55059
Kenosha
WI55075
Marinette
WI55105
Rock
WI54079
Putnam
WV
 2. Section IV: Application and Submission Information, Part 2. Technical Proposal (page 30119) is revised to confirm the number of parts that are referenced in the technical proposal as follows: a. Old Text—“Under the leadership of the State Workforce Investment Board, the SESP will develop a comprehensive Sector Plan that will serve as the technical proposal in response to this Solicitation. The Sector Plan will present the State's overall strategy for preparing workers in the energy efficiency and renewable energy industries and consists of four parts: (1) Statement of Need; (2) State Energy Sector Partnership; (3) Strategy and Work Plan; and (4) Implementation Timeline and Projected Outcomes. Applicants will be evaluated on the completeness and quality of their submissions. A full description of the criteria that will be used to evaluate each submission and points are awarded are outlined in section V.A.” b. New Text—“Under the leadership of the State Workforce Investment Board, the SESP will develop a comprehensive Sector Plan that will serve as the technical proposal in response to this Solicitation. The Sector Plan will present the State's overall strategy for preparing workers in the energy efficiency and renewable energy industries and consists of five parts: (1) Statement of Need; (2) State Energy Sector Partnership; (3) Strategy and Work Plan; (4) Implementation Timeline and Projected Outcomes; and (5) Suitability for Evaluation. Applicants will be evaluated on the completeness and quality of their submissions. A full description of the criteria that will be used to evaluate each submission and points are awarded are outlined in section V.A.” 3. Section V.A.3, Application and Review Information, Evaluation Criteria (page 30122) is revised to clarify the number of sub-criteria in the Strategy and Project Work Plan as follows: a. Old Text—“iii. Strong evidence that the applicant has the fiscal, administrative, and performance management capacity to effectively administer this grant. The applicant must fully describe its capacity to lead and manage the SESP, and oversee the local and regional project teams in order to successfully implement the State Energy Sector Plan.” b. New Text—“iv. Strong evidence that the applicant has the fiscal, administrative, and performance management capacity to effectively administer this grant. The applicant must fully describe its capacity to lead and manage the SESP, and oversee the local and regional project teams in order to successfully implement the Sector Plan.” 4. Section III.D.1, Participants Eligible to Receive Training (page 30118) is revised to clarify that individuals with disabilities are among the populations that may be served. Accordingly, Section III.D.1 on p. 30118 is revised by replacing the language designated below as “old text” with the language designated as “new text”: a. Old Text—“Other individuals, such as untapped labor pools and entry-level and incumbent workers that do not fit into the categories above, may also be served through these projects.” b. Next Text—“Other individuals, such as untapped labor pools including individuals with disabilities and entry-level and incumbent workers that do not fit into the categories above, may also be served through these projects subject to the priority considerations given to the populations above and consistent with the populations to be served through the grantee's statements of work for their existing grant(s).” 5. Supplementary Information Section B “Green Industries and Occupations” on p. 30115 is revised to provide further information on the industries in which 
                    ( print page 36531)
                    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