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OR96–17, 000, Ultramar Diamond

Shamrock Corporation and Ultramar,

Inc. v. SFPP, L.P.

IS98–1, 000, SFPP, L.P.

OR98–1, et al. 000, Arco Products

Company, Equilon Enterprises, L.L.C.,

Mobil Oil Corporation and Texaco

Refining and Marketing Inc. v. SFPP, L.P.

OR98–2, 000, Ultramar Diamond Shamrock

Corporation and Ultramar, Inc. v. SFPP,

L.P.

OR00–8, 001, Ultramar Diamond Shamrock

Corporation and ultramar, Inc. v. SFPP,

L.P.

OR00–9, 001, Tosco Corporation v. SFPP,

L.P.

CAG–23.

Docket# RP01–172, 001, Mojave Pipeline

Company

CAG–24.

Docket# RP01–130, 001, Southern Natural

Gas Company

CAG–25.

Docket# GT99–26, 001, Tennessee Gas

Pipeline Company

Other#s RP96–312, 016, Tennessee Gas

Pipeline Company

CAG–26.

Docket# RP00–249, 003, Transwestern

Pipeline Company

Consent Agenda—Energy Projects—Hydro

CAH–1.

Docket# P–10551, 085, City of Oswego,

New York

CAH–2.

Docket# P–2203, 008, Alabama Power

Company

CAH–3.

Docket# P–10813, 051, Town of

Summersville, West Virginia

CAH–4.

Omitted

CAH–5.

Docket# P–2304, 005, Phelps-Dodge

Morenci, Inc.

CAH–6.

Docket# P–10822, 000, Summit

Hydropower

CAH–7.

Docket# P–10823, 000, Summit

Hydropower

CAH–8.

Docket# P–2206, 014, Carolina Power &

Light Company

Consent Agenda—Energy Projects—

Certificates

CAC–1.

Docket# CP00–6, 001, Gulfstream Natural

Gas System, L.L.C.

Other#s CP00–6, 000, Gulfstream Natural

Gas System, L.L.C.

CP00–7, 000, Gulfstream Natural Gas

System, L.L.C.

CP00–7, 001, Gulfstream Natural Gas

System, L.L.C.

CP00–8, 000, Gulfstream Natural Gas

System, L.L.C.

CP00–8, 001, Gulfstream Natural Gas

System, L.L.C.

CAC–2.

Docket# CP00–61, 000, Central New York

Oil and Gas Company, LLC

Other#s CP00–62, 000, Central New York

Oil and Gas Company, LLC

CP00–63, 000, Central New York Oil and

Gas Company, LLC

CP00–65, 000, Tennessee Gas Pipeline

Company

CP00–65, 001, Tennessee Gas Pipeline

Company

CAC–3.

Docket# CP98–132, 001, Northern Natural

Gas Company

CAC–4.

Docket# CP00–51, 003, East Tennessee

Natural Gas Company

CAC–5.

Docket# CP01–56, 000, Midwestern Gas

Transmission Company

CAC–6.

Docket# CP98–100, 001, Algonquin Gas

Transmission Company

CAC–7.

Docket# CP99–580, 002, Southern LNG,

Inc.

Other#s CP99–579, 002, Southern LNG,

Inc.

CP99–582, 003, Southern LNG, Inc.

CAC–8.

Docket# CP97–256, 008, KN Wattenberg

Transmission Limited Liability Company

CAC–9.

Docket# CP95–735, 002, Murphy

Exploration & Production Company v.

Quivira Gas Company

CAC–10.

Docket# CP98–49, 006, KN Wattenberg

Transmission Limited Liability Company

CAC–11.

Omitted

CAC–12.

Docket# CP00–369, 000, Natural Gas

Pipeline Company of America

Other#s CP00–379, 000, Natural Gas

Pipeline Company of America

Energy Projects—Hydro Agenda

H–1.

Reserved

Energy Projects—Certificates Agenda

C–1.

Reserved

Markets, Tariffs and Rates—Electric Agenda

E–1.

Reserved

Markets, Tariffs and Rates—Gas Agenda

G–1.

Reserved

David P. Boergers,

Secretary.

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BILLING CODE 6717–01–P

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY

[FRL–6945–7]

Agency Information Collection

Activities OMB Responses

AGENCY: Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA).

ACTION: Notices.

SUMMARY: This document announces the

Office of Management and Budget’s

(OMB) responses to Agency clearance

requests, in compliance with the

Paperwork Reduction Act (44 U.S.C.

3501 et. seq.). An agency may not

conduct or sponsor, and a person is not

required to respond to, a collection of

information unless it displays a

currently valid OMB control number.

The OMB control numbers for EPA’s

regulations are listed in 40 CFR part 9

and 48 CFR Chapter 15.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Sandy Farmer at 260–2740, or email at

Farmer.sandy@epa.gov, and please refer

to the appropriate EPA Information

Collection Request (ICR) Number.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:

OMB Responses to Agency Clearance

Requests

OMB Approvals

EPA ICR No. 1204.08; Submission of

Unreasonable Adverse Effects

Information under FIFRA Section

6(a)(2); in 40 CFR part 159; was

approved 01/25/2001; OMB No. 2070–

0039, expires 01/31/2004.

EPA ICR No. 0010.09; Importation

Requirements for Importation of

Nonconforming Vehicles; in 40 CFR

85.1501, and 89.601, 19 CFR 12.73 and

12.74; was approved 01/26/2001; OMB

No. 2060–0095; expires 08/31/2003.

EPA ICR No. 0783.40; Motor Vehicle

Emission Standards and Emission

Credits Provisions under the Tier 2

Rule; in 40 CFR part 86; was approved

01/31/2001; OMB No. 2060–0104;

expires 12/31/2001.

EPA ICR No. 0282.12; Emission Defect

Information Reports (DIR) and

Voluntary Emission Recall Reports

(VERR); in 40 CFR part 85, subpart T,

40 CFR part 89, subpart I, and 40 CFR

part 90, subpart I, 40 CFR part 91,

subpart J, and 40 CFR part 92, subpart

E; was approved 01/31/2001; OMB No.

2060–0048; expires 01/31/2004.

EPA ICR No. 0794.09; Notification of

Substantial Risk of Injury to Health and

the Environment under TSCA Section

8(e); was approved 01/31/2001; OMB

No. 2070–0046; expires 01/31/2003.

EPA ICR No. 1916.01; Emission Defect

Information and Voluntary Emission

Recall Reports for On-Highway, LightDuty Vehicles; in 40 CFR parts 85.1901

and, 85.1909; was approved 01/31/2001;

OMB No. 2060–0425; expires 01/31/

2004.

OMB Disapproval

EPA ICR No. 1921.01; Compliance

Assistance Tool Evaluation Surveys; on

01/31/2001 OMB disapproved this

collection.

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Comments Filed

EPA ICR No. 0916.09; Consolidated

Emissions Reporting (Revision); in 40

CFR parts 51.321, 51.322 and, 51.323;

on 01/30/2001 OMB filed comment;

OMB comment number No. 2060–0088.

EPA ICR No. 1844.02; Recordkeeping

and Reporting Requirements for

Petroleum Refinery NESHAP; on 01/30/

2001 OMB determined that the

Information Collection Request was

improperly submitted and should be

resubmitted when the final rule is sent

to the Office of the Federal Register for

publication.

EPA ICR No. 1982.01; Recordkeeping

and Reporting Requirements for

NESHAP from Rubber Tire

Manufacturing; on 01/29/2001 OMB

filed comment; OMB comment number

2060–0449.

EPA ICR No. 1850.02; NESHAP for

Primary Copper Smelters; in 40 CFR

part 63, subparts A and QQQ; on 01/29/

2001 OMB filed comment; OMB

comment number 2060–0438.

EPA ICR No. 1985.01; NESHAP for

Leather Finishing Operations; on 02/02/

2001 OMB filed comment; OMB

comment number 2060–0448.

Short Term Extension

EPA ICR No. 1761.02; Regulations for

a Voluntary Emissions Standards

Program Applicable to Manufacturers of

Light-Duty Vehicles and Trucks

Beginning in Model Year 1977; in 40

CFR part 86; OMB No. 2060–0345; on

01/31/2001 OMB extended the

expiration date through 04/30/2001.

Dated: February 9, 2001.

Oscar Morales,

Director, Collection Strategies Division.

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BILLING CODE 6560–50–U

ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION

AGENCY

[FRL–6945–6]

Annual Conference on Analysis of

Pollutants in the Environment

AGENCY: Environmental Protection

Agency (EPA).

ACTION: Announcement of conference.

SUMMARY: The Office of Science and

Technology and Battelle, co-sponsors,

will hold the ‘‘24th Annual Conference

on Analysis of Pollutants in the

Environment’’ to discuss all aspects of

environmental measurement. The

conference is open to the public.

DATES: The annual conference will be

held on May 8–10, 2001. On May 8,

2001, the conference will begin at 8:30

a.m. and adjourn at 5 p.m. On May 9,

2001, the conference will begin at 8:45

a.m. and adjourn at 5 p.m.

On May 10, 2001, a workshop on

detection/quantitation will begin at 8:30

a.m. and adjourn at 12 p.m.

ADDRESSES: The conference will be held

at the Renaissance Portsmouth Hotel,

425 Water Street, Portsmouth, Virginia

23704.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:

Conference and workshop arrangements

are being conducted by Battelle. For

information on registration, hotel rates,

transportation, social events, and

reservations call Chantal Keleher,

Battelle, at (781) 952–5303. If you have

technical questions regarding the

conference or workshop programs,

please contact Marion Kelly, e-mail:

kelly.marion@epa.gov or by facsimile at

(202) 260–7185.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The 24th

Annual Conference on Analysis of

Pollutants in the Environment is

designed to bring together

representatives of regulated industries,

commercial environmental laboratories,

State and Federal regulators, municipal

water and wastewater laboratories, and

environmental consultants and

contractors to discuss all aspects of

environmental measurement with a

particular focus on environmental water

regulations, compliance monitoring, and

related issues.

The draft program for the conference

follows:

Tuesday, May 8, 2001

Welcome and Status of Office of Water

Activities

8:45 a.m. Welcome—Robert G. Beimer,

Battelle-Duxbury Operations

9 a.m. Opening Remarks—William

Telliard, U.S. EPA Office of Science

& Technology, Engineering and

Analysis Division

9:15 a.m. Office of Water Activities—

James Hanlon, Acting Deputy

Assistant Administrator, U.S. EPA

Office of Water

Performance-Based Measurements

9:45 a.m. Implementation of

Performance-based Measurements

by the Environmental Laboratory

Advisory Board within the National

Environmental Laboratory

Accreditation Conference—Harry I.

Gearhart, DuPont

10:15 a.m. Break

Trace Metals

10:30 a.m. Water Column Complexation

and Speciation of Copper, Zinc, and

Cadmium and Their Benthic Fluxes

in the Elizabeth River, Virginia—

John R. Donat and David J. Burdige,

Old Dominion University

11 a.m. A Comparison of Modified EPA

Method 245.6 (CVAA) and EPA

Method 1631B, Attachment 1

(CVAF) for Determination of

Mercury in Tissue—Brenda Lasorsa,

MaryAnn Deuth, and Eric Crecelius,

Battelle—Marine Sciences

Laboratory

11:30 a.m. Effects of Bottle Material

(Glass or Teflon) and Sample

Holding Time on Determination of

Mercury at Low Part-per-trillion

Levels using EPA Method 1631—

Beverly H. van Buuren, Nicolas S.

Bloom, and Philip I. Kilner,

Frontier Geosciences

12 p.m. Lunch

Workshop

1:30 p.m. ‘‘Hands-on’’ Workshop for

Sampling Trace Metals, Including

Mercury—U.S. EPA Office of

Science & Technology Staff and

DynCorp Information & Enterprise

Technology Staff. Presentations and

a training video will be followed by

a ‘‘hands-on’’ demo

3 p.m. ‘‘Hands-on’’ Demo for Sampling

Trace Metals, Including Mercury

Workshop participants will collect

an aqueous sample using the ‘‘clean

hands/dirty hands’’ technique and

an operational continuous-flow

sampler as described in EPA’s trace

metals methods. Please bring

appropriate clothing and be

prepared to get dirty. Participants

will be divided into groups of 12 for

the 30 minute ‘‘hands-on’’ demo.

The demo sessions will continue on

Wednesday, May 9, from 1:30 p.m.

until 5 p.m. Participants registering

for May 8 sessions only, will be

accommodated in a ‘‘hands-on’’

demo session on this date

5:30 p.m. Conference Reception

Wednesday, May 9, 2001

Microbiologicals

8:45 a.m. Validation of Methods for

Cryptosporidium, Giardia,

Coliphages, Aeromonas, and

Salmonella to Support Regulations

for Water and Biosolids—Kevin

Connell, Misty Pope, Jennifer

Scheller, and Jessica Pulz, DynCorp

Information & Enterprise

Technology

9:15 a.m. New Methods for Protozoa in

Wastewater—Jennifer Clancy, CEC

9:45 a.m. The Influence of Extended

Sample Holding Times on Fecal

Coliform Bacteria Counts—Donald

H. Smith, Roger E. Stewart, II; and

Deborah C. Paul; Virginia

Department of Environmental

Quality