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-4 p AND REGULATIONS* 3603 vised the proposal is hereby adopted to ft read aa set forth below. As these amend* lr -tenta are Intended to relieve a re- tl -lotion they shall become effective a .(mediately. P 1. As amended 29 CFR 1910.111(a) (2) (1) and (b) (1) read as follows: < 9 1910.111 Storage and handling of an. j hydrous ammonia. j (a) General * (2) Definitions. As used In this sec tion: (1) "Appurtenances"--All devices such "Jj as pumps, compressors, safety relief de vices, liquid-level gaging devices, valves and pressure gages. I ** (b) Basic rules. O P .ne, Va. 23330 and from o *ctor. Bureau of Sport _ 8 S J 'life, U.S. Post Office Z 3 ** |ton, Mass. 02109. J 35 L Griffith, Tq'J Director. Wildlife. Szg L t21!-ci .2 92 * 3 i SI** other proceeding with respect to any right that accrued, liability that was In curred, or violation that occurred prior to said date. (Boca. 5 and 7, 37 Stat. 318; 7 U.3.C. 189, ISO; 37 FR 38484, 38477) Effective date. The termination of the avocado seed quarantine (7 CFR 319.12) shall become effective on February 9, 1973. Done at Washington, D.C., this 2nd day of February 1973. G. H. Wisz, Acting Administrator, Animal and Plant Health Inspection Service, Doc,73-2608 Filed 3-7-73:8:48 am] (1) Approval of equipment and sys tems. Each appurtenance shall be ap proved in accordance with paragraph <b) (1) (l), (11), (ill), or (lv> of this section. (I) It was Installed before February 8, 1973, and was approved, tested, and In stalled in accordance with either the pro visions of the American National Stand ard for the Storage and Handling of Anhydrous Ammonia, K61.1, or the Fertiliser Institute Standards for the Storage and Handling of Agricultural Anhydrous Ammonia, M-J, in effect a S3: J-sL ... S$4*fg 5-saojJ vj'i 7. 8* fi g lilll-la '19--FOREIGN QUARANTINE A NOTICES . a" Termination of Quarantine S quarantine contained St hereby terminated on Jhen first promul- ` rantlne was de- bed States from E f sweetpotato g >> "tlve treat- the time of Installation; or (II) It Is accepted, or certified, o * * BhiU IIaili'gj listed, or labeled, or otherwise determine to be safe by a nationally recognize testing laboratory, such as, but not lim ited to. Underwriter's Laboratories Inc. Fertilizer Institute, 1018, 18th Street Nw., uuin, ---- . md Factory Mutual Research Corpora- Washington, DC 30088. Inspector, who will make a aeciaiou m.- m; or (lh) It Is a type which no nationally recognized testing laboratory does, or trill undertake to. accept, certify, list, label, or determine to be safe; and such equipment Is Inspected or tested by any federal, State, municipal, or other local authority responsible for enforcing oc cupational safety provisions of a Federal, State, municipal or other local law, code, sr regulation pertaining to the storage, handling, transport, and use of anhy (Sh. 8, Pub. L. 91-898. 84 Stat. 1893 (39 USX). 868)) Signed at Washington, D.C., this 2d day of February 1973. Chaim Robbins, Acting Assistant Secretary of Labor, Non: Incorporation by reference pro visions approved by the Director of the Federal Register on January 23, 1973. consulting with Regional Counsel. If an attempt Is made to compel the production of matters, decline to produce the in formation or matter, and state it may be exempted and cannot be disclosed or produced without specific approval of the Regional Chief Inspector, who'will make a decision after consulting with Regional Counsel. The Postal Service will offer every possible assistance to the courts, but the questions of disclosing In formation for which an exemption may drous ammonia, and found to be In com [FR DOC.73-3809 Filed 3-7-73:8:48 am] be claimed la a matter of discretion. pliance with either the provisions of the American National Standard for the Storage and Handling of Anhydrous Am monia, K81.1. or the Fertilizer Institute Standards for the Storage and Handling Title 32--National Defen*# CHAPTER XVI--SELECTIVE SERVICE SYSTEM (6 tr.8.C. 883, 39 UA.0.401) Roon P. Craio, Deputy General Counsel. [FR Doc.73-3478 Filed 3-7-73:8:48 am] f Agricultural Anhydrous Ammonia, PART 1641--DUTY OF REGISTRANTS K-l, In effect at the time of Installa tion; or J (It) It Is a custom-designed and cus tom-built unit, which no nationally recJWzed testing laboratory, or Federal, State, municipal or local authority retoonslble for the enforcement of a Fed ora], Btate, municipal, or local law, code 9* regulation pertaining to the storage, ' transportation and use of anhydrous mnnionla Is willing to undertake to actot, certify, list, label or determine to tale, and the employer has on file a , oocument attesting to its safe condition v [wowing the conduct of appropriate . rate. The document shall be signed by * ragiatered professional engineer or Person having special training or Registrants Classification Procedures Correction In FR Doc. 72-20793 appearing at page 25714 In the issue for Saturday, Decem ber 2. 1972, In 11041.7 the sixth line, reading "the 28th anniversary of the date of his", should be transposed so as to be come the third line of that section. Title 32A---National Defense, Appendix CHAPTER XI--OIL IMPORT APPEALS BOARD OIAB--RULES AND PROCEDURES . Correction In FR Doc, 73-1630 appearing at page Title 40--Protection of Environment CHAPTER I--ENVIRONMENTAL PROTECTION AGENCY PART 92--APPROVAL AND PROMULGA TION OF IMPLEMENTATION PLANS Mlscellaneoua Amendments On October 28,1972 (37 FR 23087), the Agency amended Its disapproval of the State of Louisiana's implementation plan control strategy for photochemical oxidants (hydrocarbons) in the Southern Louisiana-Southeast Texas Air Quality Control Region and promulgated regu lations to deal with the remaining defi ciency in that control strategy. Specifi ^Perience sufficient to permit him to 3884 In the Issue for Monday, January 29, cally, the Agency approved State of FIDMAl fttOISTit, V U II, N . I*--THURSDAY, riMUAtY 8, 1*73 ASI-PR 0004185 ,,b00 RULES AND REGULATIONS Louisiana Regulations 22 and A22 (Con sonably available. Thus, the latest (11) "Waste gas disposal source" Is any trol of Volatile Organic Compound Emis tatnment date for secondary standards point of organic compound process m*. sions from New and Existing Sources), Is prescribed as July 1975, as required slons resulting from disposal of emer disapproved the control strategy as in by 40 CFR 51.13(b)(1). gency and waste gases from petroleum complete In that It lolled to provide for The attainment date table for Texas refineries and other hydrocarbon proc adequate'control of hydrocarbon emis Is also corrected to Indicate that the sul essing plants. sions, and prescribed emission limitation fur dioxide air quality levels in the five (4) The requirements of paragraph and compliance schedule regulations for priority IH Regions (Austin-Waco In (b> (2) of this section are not applicable waste gas disposal sources not covered by the approved State regulations. In order to supplement the State's control strategy* The amendments to 40 CFR 52.073(b) set forth below are designed to clarify the meaning of certain terms used In the regulation, to correct the Agency's Inad vertent failure to expressly exclude trastate, Brownsvllle-Loredo Intrastate, Metropolitan Dallas-Fort Worth Intra state, Metropolitan San Antonio Intra state, and the Texas portion of the Shreveport-Texarkana-Tyler Intrastate Region) are "presently below secondary standards." The attainment dates for the sulfur dioxide ambient air quality stand ards for these Regions were erroneously to waste gas streams which contain only the following organic compounds, singly or In combination; Ci-C, n-paraflns, saturated halogenated hydrocarbons, perchloroethylene, benzene, acetylene, acetone, cyclohexanone, ethyl acetate, di- ethylamine, lsobutyl acetate, Isopropyl alcohol, methyl benzoate, 2-nltropropane, phenyl acetate, and triethylamina ethylene producers from the regulation, and to correct a cross reference. The intended applicability of the regulation Is also clarified by the exemption of cer tain organic compounds which are known to have little or no photochemical re activity. This notice also Includes revisions to the regulation for review of new and modified sources promulgated for Louis iana on October 28, 1972. These revi sions allow the Administration to waive requirements for performance tests after the new or modified source commences operation. It Is recognized that compli ance with applicable emission limita tions can be determined in certain cir cumstances without the need for per formance testing. Also, the list of sources exempt from the new source review re quirements Is expanded to cover addi tional sources of minor pollutant contri bution. The- emissions from the additional sources exempted are similar In magnitude to those sources already exempt and are considered to have an insignificant effect on air quality. Amendments are also set forth below changing the latest dates for attainment of the national ambient air quality stand ards for sulfur oxides and particulate matter In Texas. The Texas Implementa tion plan, which contained conflicting statements concerning the intended at tainment dates, has subsequently been clarified by the State by supplemental Information submitted on November 10, 1972. Accordingly, the latest attainment date for the primary standards has been changed from December 1973 to July 1975, which Is consistent with the Clean Air Act and with clarification provided by the State. The dates are underlined because a specific month was not pro vided and were therefore specified by EPA. The supplemental information In dicated that secondary standards would be attained within "reasonable time"; however, no date was provided. The par ticulate matter and sulfur oxides control listed as December 1973. Since the amendments have no signifi cant effect on the attainment or mainte nance of national standards and Impose no additional regulatory burden, the Agency finds that good cause exists for not Issuing a notice of proposed rule mak ing, Inasmuch as It Is unnecessary and for making the amendments effective February 8, 1973 without a deferred effective date. (43 PA.C. J8S7C-S) Dated: February 2, 1973. William D. Rucxelshaus, Administrator, Environmental Protection Agency, Subpart T--Louisiana . In 5 52.973, paragraph (b) Is revised as follows; 52.973 Control strategy and regula tion*! Photochemical oxidants (hy drocarbons). * <b) Regulation for control of hydro carbon emissions. (1) The requirements of this para graph are applicable to waste gas dis posal sources, except those In ethylene producing plants, In the Louisiana por tion of the Southern Louisiana-South east Texas Interstate Region (9 81.53 of this chapter). (2) No owner or operator of a waste gas disposal source to which this para graph is applicable shall discharge or cause the discharge of organic com pounds Into the atmosphere In excess of 15 lbs. (6.8 kg) per day (24 hours) from a waste gas disposal source unless the waste gases are Incinerated, burned by a smokeless flare, or controlled by some other method approved by the Admin istrator. (3) For the purposes of this para graph: In 52.976, paragraph <b) (8) (iv) Is added and paragraph (b) (9) (ill) Is re vised. As amended, 9 52.976 reads a# follows: 52.976 Review of new sources and modification*. * (b) * * * (8) * * * (lv) The Administrator may waive the requirement for performance tests il the owner or operator of a source ha demonstrated by other means to the Ad ministrator's satisfaction that the sourc Is being operated In compliance with a! State and Federal regulations which ar part of the applicable plan. (9) * * * (ill) Fuel burning equipment, oth< than smokehouse generators, which h: a heat Input of not more than 250 millw. B.t.u. per hour (62.5 billion gm-cal/h and bums only gaseous fuel contain!] not more than Q.S grains HJ3 per l standard cubic feet (5.7 grams/1 standard cubic meters); has a heat Inp of not more than 1 million B.t.u. i hour (250 million gm-cal/hr) and bui only distillate oil: or has a heat Input not more than 350,000 B.t.u. per tu (88.2 million gm-cal/hr) and bums t other fuel. Subpart SS--Texas In 9 52.2270, paragraph (c) (3) is vised to read as follows: g 52.2270 Identification of plan. * * (c) * (2) July 31 and November 10, 197 Section 52.2279 Is revised as folio* 52.2279 Attainment date* for nat standards. The following table presents the 1 dates by which the national statu strategies for the secondary standards do (1) "Organic compound" means any are to be attained. These dates r not require the application of control compound containing carbon and hydro the Information presented in Texas' technology beyond that which is rea carbon. except where noted. KDMM MOISTtR, VOL U, NO. 24--THUSSOAV, FIHUARY 6, 1*73 ASI-PR 0004186