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"T 22560 Federal Register / Vol. 51, No. 119 / Friday, June 20, 1986 / Notices wetlands, and threatened and - 4177). SUMMARY: Based on current endangered species was requested. In evidence, EPA identified no strong addition, EPA considers the discussion reasons for not proceeding with the of alternatives, mitigation, and proposed action. However. EPA secondary impacts to be deficient. expressed concents about the ERP No. D-ICC-C52003-00, Rating environmental uncertainties EC2, Long Island Ferry Service surrounding: (1) The plasticizers used Operations, Connecticut to Long Island, with vinyl chloride polymers, and (2) the License Application, NY and CT. extent to which vinyl chloride polymers SUMMARY: EPA is concerned that the contribute to the emission of dioxins proposed ferry operations may cause adverse impacts to water quality, wetlands, and environmentally sensitive areas. Accordingly, EPA requested and furans from municipal solid waste incinerators. Amended Notices additional Information in the final E1S The following reviews should have regarding mitigation of these issues. ERP No. D-SFW-L84033-AK, Rating LO, Kanutl Nat'l Wildlife Refuge, Comprehensive Conservation Mgmt. Plan, Arctic Circle, AK. SUMMARY: EPA expressed no objections to the proposed action as described in the draft E1S. EPA offered assistance in developing and reviewing the water resources management plan described in the draft EIS. appeared in the FR Notices published on May 2,1986 and |une 13,1936. respectively. ERP No. F-FHW-D40134-MD, MD-26 Improvement. Eldersburg to Randallstown, Right-of-Wuy Acquisition, MD. SUMMARY: The final EIS addressed EPA's previous concerns adequately. ERP No. FS-FHW-A42009-MD, Nat'l Freeway/US 48 Gap Completion, Wolfe Final EfS'a Mill to M.V. Smith Road, Construction, ERP No. F-AFS-J67005-MT, Jardine Joint Venture Gold Mine Project, Permit Approval, Gallatin Nat'l Forest, 404 Permit, MT. SUMMARY: The final EIS responded to EPA concerns on the draft 404 Permit. MD. SUMMARY: The final EIS addressed all of EPA's previously raised concerns. EPA suggested construction impacts be monitored and mitigated, if needed: EIS. EPA offers its assistance.to the'lead Dated: Dated: |une 17, IB80. agency in their monitoring and oversight William D. Dickerson, activities on this project. ERP. No. F-BPA-L04500-00, Direct Service Industry Options on Reducing Load Fluctuations and Revenue Acting Director. Office ofFederal Activities. [FR Doc. 86-14022 Filed 6-19-88: 8:45 am| 8U.UHQ code eseo-so-u Uncertainty, ID, MT, OR, and WA. SUMMARY: EPA made no formal comments. EPA reviewed the Final EIS [En-FRL-3034-SI and found the project to be satisfactory. Intent To Prepare an Environmental Regulations ERP No. ERP No. R-FAA-A52160-00. Impact Statement; Wastewater Treatment Facilities, Columbus, OH 14 CFR Part 36, Noise Standards for AGENCY: U.S. Environmental Protection Helicopters in the Normal, Transport, Agency (EPA) Region V. and Restricted Categories (Docket No. 24929) (51 FR 7878). SUMMARY: EPA believes that the proposed rule will not ACTION: Notice of Intent to prepare a Supplemental Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the proposed provide any reduction in the present or upgrading and expansion of the future helicopter fleet. EPA suggested Southerly Wastewater Treatment Plant that to provide noise relief and (WWTP) and the total phase out of the protection that the regulation be revised Jackson Pike WWTP. to: (1) Set a date beyond which stage 1 Purpose: In accordance with section helicopters may no longer.be introduced 102(2)(c) of the National Environmental into the fleet; (2) define stage-2, for ' Policy Act (NEPA) and section 511(c) of consistency, as the existing the Clean Water Act (CWA), EPA has International Civil Aviation identified a need to prepare a Organization standard: and (3) supplemental EIS and therefore issues designate a stage 3 standard which is 4 this Notice of Intent pursuant to 40 CFR decibels below the proposed standards 8.108. 6.404, 6.511.1501.7 and 1502.9. and which becomes effective 5 years after the effective date of the rule. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION AND TO BE ERP No; R-FDA-A25038-00; 21 CFR Parts 172,175,178.177,179, and 181. Proposed Uses of Vinyl Chloride Polymers (Docket No. 84N-0334) (51 FR PLACED ON THE PROJECT MAIUNO LIST CONTACT: Ms. Rita M. Derbas, Environmental Planning Section. USEPA, Region V, 230 S. Dearborn St., Chicago. Illinois 60004. Telephone: (312) 886-6297. SUMMARY: Description of Proposed Action. NEED FOR ACTION In June 1979, an EIS was prepared on a 1976 Facilities Plan which had recommendations to upgrade and use both the Southerly and [ackson Pike WWTP's for treating the Columbus wastewater. In December 1984, and September 19B5. newly revised Facilities Plans were submitted which proposed the upgrade and expansion of Southerly and the total phase out of the Jackson Pike WWTP. Since the newly proposed submittals represent substantial changes from the 1979 EIS, a supplemental EIS is needed to evaluate the new alternative and identify the most cost-effective and environmentally acceptable wastewater treatment alternative for the Columbus Planning area. Alternatives --Divert (ackson Pike flows to Southwesterly WWTP and provide advanced treatment at Southwesterly and Southerly --Divert (ackson Pike flows to Southwesterly WWTP: pump Southerly effluent to Southwesterly; provide advanced treatment to all flows at Southerly. --EIS recommendation based on a 1979 Facilities Plan: upgrading and improving the existing facilities at . Jackson Pike and Southerly WWTP to meet NPDES permit limits on the Scioto River is both cost-effective and environmentally acceptable. --The City's proposed action based on a 1985 Revised Facilities Plan: upgrade and expand the Southerly WWTP and totally phase out the Jackson Pike WWTP to meet NPDES permit limits on the Scioto River. Scoping: The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA), Region V, will hold a public scoping meeting on Tuesday, July 22, 1986 at 1:00 p.m. and 7:30 p.m. at the City of Columbus City Hall. 2nd Floor Council Chambers, 90 W. Broad St. Columbus, Ohio. Details of the history of the project and proppsed changes will be presented. Tbe public is invited to attend and identify issues that should be addressed in the EIS. Estimated Date of DF.IS Release March 6,1987 Responsible Official Valdas Adamkus, Regional Administrator. GLEASON-000825