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 Federal Register / Vol. 50, No. 141 / Tuesday, July 23, 1985 / Notices 30009

APPENDIX A-Continued APPENDIX A-Continued granted to California for its particulate

standards and accompanying
Portion of Portion of
First purchasers settlement First purchasers settlement enforcement procedures. Since these
amount . amount' amendments are within the scope of
these waivers, a public hearing or
Dennis K. Burke. Inc.. 410 Beacham Street. Union Coal & Oil Co., 743 North Main Street,
Chelsea, MA 02150 ....................................... 684.90 Leominster, MA 01453 ......................................... 168.44 comment period to consider them is not
Elman Fuel Co., 171 Walnut Street, Hartford, W.H. Riley & Son. Inc.. 448 Broadway, Tauton, necessary. However, if any party asserts
C T 06101 ................................................................ 3,951.78 MA 02780.............................................................. 894.20
Emerson Coal & Ol Co., 572 East Street, Post Wakefield Public Works. Wakefield, MA 01880 3,582.85 an objection to these findings %ithin 30
Office Box 117. East Weymouth. MA 02189. 9.218.95 Walters, Oil. 1000 Bushkill Drive, Easton, PA days of the date of publication of this
Frelds Oil Heat Service, 5630 Sullivan Trail, 18042 ...................................................................... 3,344.30 notice, EPA will consider holding a
Easton, PA 18042 .. ........ ............. 3,140.57 Wildcat. 237 Lunenburg Street, Fitchburg. MA
Gitibs Oil Co., 40 Lee Burbank Highway, 01420 ............................................ ........................ 1,793.06 public hearing to provide an opportunity
Revere. MA 02151 ................................................. 2.965.19 Purchasers with no available address to present testimony and evidence to
Glen Petroleum Corp., Fish Island, North Bed-
ford, MA 01730 ............... ........................... 800.21 Ciro's Oil................................................................... $984.67 show that there are issues to be
Global Petroleum, 800 South Street. Waltham, Cornish ................................................................... 69.94 addressed through a section 209(b)
MA 02254 .................. .................... Energy Coltab ............................................................ 1,027.69
Grimes Oil Company. Inc.. 165 Norfolk Street,
2,752.58
F.L.F. Oil Co .............................................................. 375.86 waiver determination and that I should
Boston. MA 02124 ......................... 827.28
Frable ................. ... ............... 1,69.53 reconsider my findings. Otherwise, these
Gaffredo .................................................................. 514.85
Grove Oil Service, 610 Laurel Hill Avenue,
Niles ....................... ........... 398.07 findings will become final at the
Cranston, RI 02920 ............................................... 324.47
Haffner. Parker Fuel, Post Office Box 1822, R. Petro Products ................................................... 37.01 expiration of this 30-day period.
R. Hein ........................................................................ 89.57
Shaverlown. PA 18708.......................................... 4,521.02 DATES: Any objection to the findings in
Haz Standard. 962 North Laurel Street, Hazel-
Sentinel O il ................................................................ 210.12
ton, PA 18201 .......................................................
Shellock ...................................................................... i 55.88 this notice must be filed within 30 days
112.91
Helter, Main Street, Wapweallopen, PA 186860. 241.29 Does not include interest. Actual refunds will include the of the date of this notice; otherwise, at
Holliston 0it, 22 Exchange Street, Holliston, MA interest which has accrued on these amounts since DOE
01746 ..........................................................
the expiration of this 30-day period
....... 32.26 received the St. James consent order funds on March 20.
Hopedale Coal & Ice Co., Inc.. Hope Street 1980. these findings will become final. Upon
Hopedate, MA 01747 ............................................. 1,470.42 the receipt of any timely objection, EPA
Ingle & Son, Circuit Street, Hanover, MA 02339.. 8,590.07 APPENDIX B.-KINGSTON OIL SUPPLY
J.R. Williams. 132 Carpenterville Road, Phillips- will consider scheduling a public
burg, NJ 08865....................................................... 184.79 Portion hearing in a subsequent Federal Register
Jay Fuel. 279 Clark Road, Post Office Box 723,
Brookline, MA 02147 ............................................. 34.13 First purchaser
of
settle-
notice.
Jenny Oil Company. Inc., 6 Vine Street. Middle- ment ADDRESSES: Any objection to the
boro, MA 02346 ..................................................... 143.74 amount
Raymond Pare, L&A Fuel, 15 Orchard Circle. findings in this notice should be filed
Lewiston, ME 04240 . ............................ 1.602.25 David Rubin. 13984 Horseshoe Trace. West Palm with Mr. Donald E. Zinger, Acting
Lenza Oil Terminals 205 Lexington, Waltham. Beach, FIL33414 ........................................................ 1 $546.00
MA 02154 ................. ...............
Director, Manufacturers Operations
61.76
Uncoln. 420 Mountain Avenue, Middlesex, NJ Division (EN-340-F), U.S. Environmental
08846 ....................................................................... 1,550.70 Protection Agency, 401 M Street, SW.,
Manbeck, Post Office Box 57, Schuykill Haven, [FR Doc. 85-17430 Filed 7-22-85: 8:45 am]
PA 17972 ................................................................ 290.83
Washington, DC 20460.
BILLING CODE 6450-01-1
Charles H Mantz, 65 2nd Street, Slatington. PA Copies of the California amendments
18080...................... .................. 10.79
Frank Swett, Marvo Oil Co... 18 Myrthle Avenue at issue in thii notice, a decision
Fitchburg. MA 01420 ............................................ 1.940.16 ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION document containing an explanation of
McCoy Coal & O. 213 Broad Street, Cumber- my determination, and documents used
land, RI 02884 ............................ .................. 1.429.16 AGENCY
Metropolitan Petroleum. 500 Neponset Avenue. in arriving at this determination, are
Boston, MA 02122 .................................... ... 201.13
[FRL-2868-91
available for public inspection during
George Mrhlr & Sons. Post Oice Box 38,
WVinchedon. MA 01475 .................. 389.70
normal working hours (8:00 a.m. to 4:00
Mystic Fuel, Inc., Post Office Box 55, Stone. California State Motor Vehicle p.m.) at the Environmental Protection
ham, MA 02180, Atn: Carol Romanski ............ 10.83 Agency, Central Docket Section, Gallery
Needham Oil Company, Inc.. 355 Chestnut Pollution Control Standards;
Street, Needham. MA 02192 .................. 556.15 Amendments Within the Scope of I, 401 M Street, SW., Washington, DC
Nightingale. 25 Adams Street, Braintree, MA
Previous Waivers of Federal 20460 (Docket EN-85-07). Copies of the
02184 .............. ................. 3.58.93
Northeast Petroleum Corp.. 295 Eastern Preemption; Summary of decision document can be obtained from
Avenue, Chel-ea, MA 02150 . ................... 2,788.30 Determination EPA's manufacturers Operations
Oil Service Co.. 200 Boylston Street, Newton.
MA 02167....... ...................... . .....
Division by contacting Mr. Bergovoy as
813.61
Parker Lane Winn Co.. 957 Main Street, Win- AGENCY: Environmental Protection noted below.
chester, MA 01890 ......................................... 68.35 Agency (EPA).
People's Fuel & Trucking, Inc.. 73 City Hall FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Asanue, Gardner. MA 01440 .................... 130.24 ACTION: Notice of Scope of Waiver of Richard Bergovoy, Attorney/Advisor,
Peschel, 66 Belvedere Aenue. Oxford. NJ Federal Preemption.' Manufacturers Operation Division (EN-
07836 ............................... 18.46
Petco Coal and Oil, South Windsor Road. 340-F], U.S. Environmental Protection
Soth Royalton, VT 05068 ...................................
SUMMARY: The California Air Resources
126.34 Agency, 401 M Street, SW., Washington,
Pioneer Oil, 450 Southbrdge Street Worcester, Board (CARB) has notified EPA that it
MA 0 1610................. DC 20460, (202) 382-2522.
.............
... 141.32 has adopted amendments to its test
Previlt Oil Company, Inc., 1199 East Street,
procedures for 1985 and subsequent SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: I have
Dedham. MA 02026 ........ ............ 57.49
Ounncy Adams Coal & Oi Co.. Inc.. 360 Bridge model year diesel-powered passenger determined that CARB's amendments
Street, North Weymouth. MA 02191 ................... 872.47 cars, light-duty trucks amd medium-duty are within the scope of a waiver of
Sears Fuel, Mr. Mahlon W. Walker. 17 Grant
Street, Plymouth. MA 02360 ..................... 3,325.74 vehicles equipped with periodically Federal preemption previously granted
Sherman Brothers Heating Co., Inc., 1305 regenerating particulate trap oxidizer pursuant to section 209(b) of the Clean
Pleasant Street. East Weymouth, MA 02189.
Shupe. 1631 Spring Garden Street. Easton. PA
94.91
systems. The amendments were adopted Air Act, as amended (Act).t Specifically,
18042 ............................................ ............... 27.41 to account for the fluctuating emissions the amendments supplement
Supreme Petroleum. Post Office Box 756, Som- certification testing procedures for
erville, NJ 08876 . ....................................... 79.58
from these trap systems, and thus to
Terry Oil. 96 Main Street, Hopkinton. MA 01748.. 1.048.41 yield more representative particulate diesel-powered vehicles in order to
Town River Oil Co.. 289 Middle Street East emissions test results. I find these make possible more representative
Weymouth. MA 02189 .................................... 366.38
Tnnty Oil. Inc.. 133 teland Street, Framingham. amendments to be within the scope of
MA 01701 .................................................... 4,074.10 previous waivers of Federal preemption '49 FR 18887 (May 3, 1984).
30010 Federal Register / Vol. 50, No. 141 / Tuesday, July 23, 1985 / Notices
particulate measurements from cars
equipped with periodically regenerating
particulate trap oxidizer systems. The
new test procedures permit CARB to
calculate a correction factor to account
for the fact that the emissions test cycle
is 11 miles long, but that periodically
regenerating trap oxidizers release
accumulated particulates once every 40
to 80 miles. The amended procedures
require extra emissions tests to measure
the vehicle in both the regeneration and
non-regeneration modes.
These changes do not affect
California's determination that its
standards are, in the aggregate, at least
as protective as Federal standards, raise
no new issues regarding previous EPA
waiver decisions, and do not affect the
consistency of California's requirements
with respect to section 202(a) of the Act.
A full explanation of my determination
is contained in a decision document,
which may be obtained from EPA as
noted above.
Since these amendments are included
within the scope of previously granted
waivers of Federal preemption, a public
hearing to consider them is not
necessary. The public has not had an
opportunity to comment in advance of
this determination. Therefore, my
determination on these amendments will
become final at the expiration of 30 days
following publication of this notice,
unless an objection is filed and a public
hearing is scheduled.
My decision will affect not only
persons in California but also the
manufacturers located outside the State
who must comply with California's
requirements in order to produce motor
vehicles for sale in California. For this
reason, I hereby determine and find that
this decision is of nationwide scope and
effect. Under section 307(b) of the Act,
judicial review of this action is available
only by filing a petition for review in the
United States Court of Appeals for the
District of Columbia Circuit within 60
days of publication.
This action is not a rule for the
purposes of Executive Order 12291, 46
FR 13193 (February 19, 1981). It does not
"implement, interpret, or prescribe law
or policy." Therefore it is not subject to
review by the Office of Management
and Budget as required for rules and
regulations by Executive Order 12291.
Additionally, a Regulatory Impact
Analysis is not being prepared under the
executive order for this "within the
scope" determination since it is not a
rule.
This action also is not a "rule" as
defined in the Regulatory Flexibility Act,
5 U.S.C. 601(2], because EPA is not
required to undergo prior "notice and
comment" under section 553(b) of the
Administrative Procedure Act, or any
other law. Therefore, EPA has not
prepared a supporting regulatory
flexibility analysis addressing the
impact of this action on small entities.
Dated: July 18, 1985.
Charles N. Freed,
Acting Assistant Administratorfor Air and
Radiation.
[FR Doc. 85-17438 Filed 7-22-85; 8:45 aml
BILLING CODE 8560-M0-M
[OW-10-FRL-2865-4J
Draft General NPDES Permit for Oil
and Gas Operations on the Outer
Continental Shelf and In State Waters
of Alaska; Cook Inlet/Gulf of Alaska
Correction
In the document beginning on page
28974 in the issue of Wednesday, July
17, 1985, make the following correction:
On page 28985, the file line was
omitted and should have appeared as
follows:
[FR Doc. 85-16941 Filed 7-16-85; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 1505-01-M
[OW-FRL-2868-61
National Drinking Water Advisory
Council; Open Meeting
Under section 10(a)(2) of Pub. L. 92-
423, "The Federal Advisory Committee
Act," notice is hereby given that a
meeting of the National Drinking Water
Advisory Council established under the
Safe Drinking Water Act, as amended
(42 U.S.C. S300f et seq.), will be held at
8:30 a.m. on August 8, 1985, and at 8:00
a.m. on August 9, 1985, at the EPA
Headquarters, Room 3906 Mall Area, 401
M Street, SW., Washington, DC 20460.
Council subcommittees will be meeting
at EPA Headquarters on August 7, 1985.
The purpose of the meeting is to
provide the Council with an update on
the development of the Revised Primary
Drinking Water Regulations and the
Amendments to the Safe Drinking Water
Act. Additional agenda items will
include a status on the Underground
Injection Control Program and the
Pesticide Survey.
This meeting will be open to the
public. The Council encourages the
hearing of public statements and will
allocate a portion of its meeting time for
public participation. Oral statements
will be limited to five minutes. It is
preferred that there be one presenter for
each statement. Any outside parties
interested in presenting an oral
statement should petition the Council by
telephone at (202) 382-5533. The petition
should include the topic of the proposed
statement, the petitioner's telephone
number and should be received by the
Council before August 2, 1985.
Any person who wishes to file a
written statement can do so before or
after a Council meeting. Accepted
written statements will be recognized at
the Council meeting and will be part of
the permanent meeting record.
Any member of the public wishing to
attend the Council meeting, present an
oral statement, or submit a written"
statement, should contact Ms. Charlene
Shaw, Office of Drinking Water (WH-
550), U.S. Environmental Protection
Agency, 401 M Street, SW., Washington,
DC 20460.
The telephone number is: Area Code
202/382-5533.
Dated: July 12, 1985.
Henry L. Longest I1,
Acting Assistant Administratorfor Water.
[FR Doc. 85-17411 Filed 7-22-85; 8:45 am]
BILLING CODE 8560-50-U
[SAB-FRL-2868-81
Science Advisory Board;
Environmental Health Committee;
Acute Effects Subcommittee; 00en
Meeting
Under Pub. L. 92-463, notice is hereby
given that a two-day meeting of the
Acute Effects Subcommittee of the
Science Advisory Board will be held on
August 15-16, 1985, in Conference Room
3906-3908, Waterside Mall, U.S.
Environmental Protection Agency, 401 M
Street, Southwest, Washington, DC. The
meeting will start at 9:00 a.m. on August
15, 1985, and adjourn no later than 4:30
p.m. on August 16, 1985. The purpose of
the meeting is to review a draft
document, prepared by the Office of
Toxic Substances, which describes
criteria for listing chemical substances
of concern for acute exposures.
For additional information on the
draft document, please contact Dr.
Edward A. Klein by phone at (202) 382-
3790 or by mail to: TSCA Assistance
Office (TS-799), 401 M Street, SW.,
Washington, DC, 20460. The meeting
will be open to the public. Any member
of the public wishing to attend, to
present information to the
Subcommittee, or to obtain further
information, should contact either Dr.
Daniel Byrd, Executive Secretary to the
Subcommittee, or Mrs. Brenda Johnson.
by telephone at (202) 382-2552 or by
mail to: Science Advisory Board (A-
101F), 401 M Street, SW., Washington,
DC 20460, no later than c.o.b. Tuesday,
August 13, 1985.