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To: From: Sent: Subject: Jackson, Ryan[jackson.ryan@epa.gov] Bloomberg BNA Thur 6/1/2017 12:10:22 PM June 01 - EHS Federal Regulatory Alert EHS Federal Regulatory Alert June 01,2017 - Number 104 You can create a report customized by topic, jurisdiction, and date range by using the Regulatory Summaries Report Tool. The report can be generated in Excel, Word, or PDF. Summaries AIR Arizona SIP/New Source Review for Stationary Sources AIR Interim final rule of the EPA amends regulations under 40 CFR 52 to defer the imposition of sanctions based on a concurrent proposed rule that approves revisions to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality portion of the Arizona SIP. The revisions correct new source review preconstruction permit requirements for major stationary sources and major modifications to address deficiencies identified by the EPA in a Nov. 2, 2015, final rule (80 FR 67319). The current action defers the imposition of offset and highway sanctions that were triggered by the 2015 final rule. The rule is effective June 1,2017, Comments are due July 3, 2017. Contact: Lisa Beckham; EPA Region 9; 415-972-3811; beckham.lisa@epa.gov 82 FR 25203 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update AIR Arizona SIP/New Source Review for Station AIR urces Proposed rule of the EPA amends regulations under 40 CFR 52 to approve revisions to the Arizona Department of Environmental Quality portion of the Arizona SIP. The revisions correct new source review preconstruction permit requirements for major stationary sources and major modifications to address deficiencies identified by the EPA in a Nov. 2, 2015, final rule (80 FR 67319). A concurrent interim final rule defers the imposition of offset and highway sanctions triggered by the 2015 final rule. Comments are due July 3, 2017. Contact: Lisa Beckham; EPA Region 9; 415-972-3811; beckham.lisa@epa.gov 82 FR 25213 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update Sierra Club v. EPA, 1:17-cv-01906 ED_001523_00003418-00001 AIR Delaware SIP/Infrastructure Requirements forI AIR W-2.5 NAAQS Proposed rule of the EPA amends regulations under 40 CFR 52 to approve portions of a revision to the Delaware SIP regarding infrastructure requirements for the 2012 fine particulate matter NAAQS. The rule does not address interstate transport of emissions and specifies that the agency will take action on this portion at a later date. Comments are due July 3, 2017. Contact: Gavin Huang; EPA Region 3; 215-814-2042; huang.gavin@epa.gov 82 FR 25211 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update AIR Idaho SIP/Logan PM-2.5 Nonattainment Area AIR Supplemental proposed rule of the EPA amends regulations under 40 CFR 52 to approve revisions to the Idaho SIP relating to the Idaho portion of the Logan, Utah-Idaho, 2006 24-hour fine particulate matter (PM-2.5) NAAQS nonattainment area. The rule approves Idaho's attainment demonstration and 2014 motor vehicle emissions budgets (MVEBs) as early progress budgets. The rule also conditionally approves reasonable further progress quantitative milestones and revised MVEBs for the Idaho portion based on the state's commitment to adopt and submit updates to these attainment plan elements within one year of the final rule's effective date. The current action supplements an Oct. 27, 2016, proposed rule (81 FR 74741) to address provisions for which the EPA deferred action on Jan. 4, 2017 (82 FR 729). Comments are due July 3, 2017. Contact: Jeff Hunt; EPA Region 10, Office of Air and Waste; 206-553-0256; hunt.jeff@epa.gov 82 FR 25208 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update COASTAL ZONE Gulf Coast Restoration Trust Fund/Bayou Greenways Initiative COASTAL ZONE Notice of the Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council announces a proposed subaward from the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality to the Houston Parks Board (HPB), a nonprofit organization, for the purpose of acquiring approximately 80 to 100 acres along the Clear Creek Greenway in Houston as part of the Bayou Greenways Initiative. The notice specifies that HPB intends to transfer title of the acquired lands to the Houston Parks and Recreation Department to be preserved as parkland as part of the broader Bayou Greenways Initiative. Contact: Will Spoon; Gulf Coast Ecosystem Restoration Council; 504-239-9814; raams_pgmsupport@restorethegulf.gov 82 FR 25289 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update Sierra Club v. EPA, 1:17-cv-01906 ED_001523_00003418-00002 ENDANGERED SPECIES Alaska/Marine Mammals Incideni ; ENDANGERED SPECIES Notice of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announces the receipt of an application from Quintillion Subsea Operation LLC requesting authorization to take small numbers of Pacific walruses and polar bears from portions of the Bering, Chukchi and Beaufort seas, Alaska state waters, and specified coastal land in Alaska incidental to fiber optic cable-laying activities. The authorization allows takes in the form of level B harassment of listed species between July 1 and Nov. 15, 2017. Level B harassment is defined as disturbance of a marine mammal by causing disruption in behavioral patterns or temporary loss of hearing sensitivity. The authorization also specifies mitigation, monitoring and reporting requirements. The notice also announces the availability of a draft environmental assessment. Comments are due July 3, 2017. Contact: Kimberly Klein; NMFS, Marine Mammals Management; 800-362-5148; kimberly_klein@fws.gov 82 FR 25304 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update ENDANGERED SPECIES Texas Coastal Bend Shortgrass Prairie Recovery Plan ENDANGERED SPECIES Notice of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announces the availability of the draft Texas Coastal Bend Shortgrass Prairie Multi-Species Recovery Plan. The plan addresses recovery objectives and criteria for the endangered slender rush-pea and South Texas ambrosia, both found in the Texas Coastal Bend in Kleberg and Nueces counties in Texas. The plan identifies various recovery actions, including minimization of further loss or fragmentation of native shortgrass prairie habitat, development of rintroduction sites, preventing depletion of seed banks, determination and implementation of best management practices, and acquisition of long-term conservation easements. Comments are due July 31, 2017. Contact: Amber Miller; USFWS, Texas Coastal Ecological Services Office; 281-286-8282; amber_miller@fws.gov 82 FR 25299 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update FOOD SAFETY Electronic Import Inspection FOOD SAFETY Notice announces the intention of the Food Safety and Inspection Service to seek OMB approval for a continuing information collection request concerning electronic import inspection. The collection addresses electronic submission by foreign governments of information concerning the foreign establishment certificate and the foreign inspection certificate for verification that meat (9 CFR 327.2), poultry (9 CFR 381.196) and egg products (9 CFR 590.910) are safe, wholesome, not adulterated, and properly labeled and packaged. Comments are due July 31, 2017. Contact: Gina Kouba; FSIS, Office of Policy and Program Development; 202-720-5627 82 FR 25224 (06/01/2017) Sierra Club v. EPA, 1:17-cv-01906 ED_001523_00003418-00003 Regulatory Update FOOD SAFETY Meat and Poultry Inspections/Exemption Dollar Limitations FOOD SAFETY Notice of the Food Safety Inspection Service announces the calendar year 2017 dollar limitations on the amount of meat, meat food products, poultry and poultry products that retail stores can sell to hotels and restaurants without disqualifying themselves from exemption from inspection requirements (9 CFR 303 and 381). The notice specifies a reduction in the dollar limitation for meat and meat food products from $79,200 to $75,700. The notice also specifies that meat retail dollar limitations do not apply to Siluriformes fish and fish products sold at retail. In addition, the notice specifies that the dollar limitation for poultry and poultry products has reduced from $58,200 to $56,600. The limitations are effective July 3, 2017. Contact: Gina Kouba; FSIS, Office of Policy and Program Development; 202-720-5627 82 FR 25226 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY California/Yolo Habitat and Natural Community Conservation Plans GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY Notice of the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service announces the availability of a joint draft environmental impact statement and draft environmental impact report regarding the proposed issuance of a 50-year incidental take permit for 12 covered species in Solano and Yolo counties in California. The permit would allow take of species resulting from covered activities under the draft Yolo Habitat Conservation Plan and Natural Community Conservation Plan concerning rural and urban projects, public and private operations and maintenance, conservation strategy implementation, and neighboring landowner agreements. Meetings are scheduled for June 27 and 29, 2017, in Woodland and Davis, Calif., respectively. Comments are due Aug. 30, 2017. Contact: Mike Thomas; USFWS, Conservation Planning Division; 916-414-6600 82 FR 25302 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY Louisian is/Louisiana Connector Project GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY Notice announces the intention of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission to prepare an environmental impact statement for the Louisiana Connector Project in Jefferson County, Texas, and Allen, Beauregard, Calcasieu, Cameron, Evangeline and St. Landry parishes in Louisiana. The project, proposed by Port Arthur Pipeline LLC, of San Diego, involves a 131-mile-long pipeline and appurtenant facilities that would provide about 2 billion cubic feet per day of natural gas to supply a proposed natural gas liquefaction and export project in Jefferson County. Meetings are scheduled for June 12,13 and 14, 2017, in Sulphur, Kinder and Eunice, La., respectively. Comments are due June 24, 2017. Contact: FERC, Office of External Affairs; 866-208 3676; FERCOnlinesupport@ferc.gov Sierra Club v. EPA, 1:17-cv-01906 ED_001523_00003418-00004 82 FR 25270 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY New York/Van Wyck Expressway Capac GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY ss Improvements to JFK Airport Notice announces the intention of the Federal Highway Administration, in cooperation with the New York State Department of Transportation, to prepare a draft environmental impact statement for the proposed Van Wyck Expressway Capacity & Access Improvements to John F. Kennedy Airport Project in Queens County, N.Y. The project would provide increased capacity and address structural deficiencies on the bridges on the expressway (1-678) between the Kew Gardens Interchange and JFK Airport. Hearings will be announced at a later date. Comments are requested, but a due date is not specified. Contact: Peter Osborn; FHWA, New York Division; 518 431-4127 82 FR 25497 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY North Dakota/Upland Pipeline Crude Oil Exportation Project GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY Notice of the Department of State announces the withdrawal of an April 15, 2016, notice of intent (81 FR 22359) to prepare an environmental impact statement in connection with an application from Upland Pipeline LLC for a presidential permit (80 FR 44181; 07/24/2015) to construct and operate a new pipeline to carry crude oil from the Williston Basin Region in North Dakota across the U.S.-Canada border in Burke County, N.D. The proposed permit would cover an approximately 18-mile segment of the pipeline between the northernmost mainline shutoff valve in the U.S. and the U.S.-Canada border. The proposed Upland Project would consist of 124 miles of pipeline in Burke, Mountrail and Williams counties in North Dakota. The applicant requested the department pause its review of the presidential permit application until further notice. The withdrawal is effective June 1, 2017. Contact: Jill Reilly; Department of State, Office of Environmental Quality and Transboundary Issues; 202-647-7553; UplandReview@state.gov 82 FR 25495 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY Pennsylvania/Wharton Storage Field GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY Notice of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission announces the filing of a prior notice request by National Fuel Gas Supply Corp., of Williamsville, N.Y., to abandon certain minor underground natural gas storage facilities at its Wharton Storage Field in Potter County, Pa. The applicant proposes to plug and abandon one injection/withdrawal storage well and abandon in place an associated well line. The notice specifies that the agency will complete an environmental Sierra Club v. EPA, 1:17-cv-01906 ED_001523_00003418-00005 assessment or issue a notice of schedule of environmental review by Aug. 23, 2017. Protests and motions to intervene are due July 24, 2017. Contact: FERC; 866-208-3676; FERCOnlineSupport@ferc.gov 82 FR 25284 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY Washington State/North Seattle Lateral Upgrade Project GENERAL ENVIRONMENT AND SAFETY Notice of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission announces the filing of an application by Northwest Pipeline LLC, of Salt Lake City, for abandonment approvals and a certificate of public convenience for the North Seattle Lateral Upgrade Project, in Snohomish County, Washington. The project consists of the removal of existing pipeline on Northwest's North Seattle Delivery Lateral line, installation of new pipeline, the rebuilding of the North Seattle/Everett meter station and installation of miscellaneous appurtenances. The notice specifies that the agency will complete an environmental assessment or issue a notice of scheduled for environmental review by Aug. 23, 2017. Comments are due June 14, 2017. Contact: FERC; 866-208-3676; FERCOnlineSupport@ferc.gov 82 FR 25283 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Advisory Board on Toxic Substances and Worker Health Meeting OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Notice of the Department of Labor, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs, announces a joint meeting of the Subcommittee on Medical Advice re: Weighing Medical Evidence and the Subcommittee on Industrial Hygienists and Contract Medical Consultants and Their Reports. The agenda includes discussions regarding the results of a meeting with the Division of Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation's Seattle district office. The joint meeting is scheduled for June 27, 2017, via teleconference. Comments are due June 20, 2017. Contact: Douglas Fitzgerald; DOL; 202-343-5580; fitzgerald.douglas@dol.gov 82 FR 25340 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update OCCUPA TIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Advisory Board on Toxic Substances and Worker Health Meeting OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ' Notice of the Department of Labor, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs, announces a meeting of the Advisory Board on Toxic Substances and Worker Health for the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program (EEOICP) Act. The tentative agenda includes recommendations about solvents exposure and hearing loss and recommendations about the occupational health questionnaire in the EEOICP. The meeting is scheduled for June Sierra Club v. EPA, 1:17-cv-01906 ED_001523_00003418-00006 19, 2017, via teleconference. Comments are due June 12, 2017. Contact: Amy Louviere; DOL; 202 693-4672; Louviere.Amy@DOL.GOV 82 FR 25341 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Advisory Board xic Substances and Worker Health Working Group on Presumptions Meeting OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Notice of the Department of Labor, Office of Workers' Compensation Programs, announces a meeting of the Advisory Board on Toxic Substances and Worker Health for the Energy Employees Occupational Illness Compensation Program Act, Working Group on Presumptions. The tentative agenda includes a review of revisions to current presumptions and discussion of candidate topics for new presumptions. The meeting is scheduled for June 21, 2017, via teleconference. Comments are due June 14, 2017. Contact: Amy Louviere; DOL, Office of Public Affairs; 202-693-4672; Louviere.Amy@dol.gov 82 FR 25340 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Coal Miners/Periodic Medical Surveillance Examinations OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Notice of the Mine Safety and Health Administration announces the submission of a continuing information collection request to the OMB regarding periodic medical surveillance examinations for coal miners (37 CFR 72.100). The collection addresses the requirement for mine operators to develop and submit to the National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health a plan for providing miners with the examinations and a roster specifying the name and current address of each miner. The collection also addresses the requirement for operators to post the approved plan on their bulletin board at all times. Comments are due July 3, 2017. Contact: Michel Smyth; MSHA; 202-693-4129; DOL_PRA_PUBLIC@dol.gov 82 FR 25337 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update OCCUPA TIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission Meeting OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Notice of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission announces a change to a May 23, 2017, notice (82 FR 23571) concerning a meeting to consider Secretary of Labor v. Pocahontas Coal Co, LLC (Docket No, WEVA 2014-395-R) regarding whether the judge erred in concluding that the Mine Safety and Health Administration had established that a pattern of violations existed at the operator's mine. The current action reschedules the meeting to July 13, 2017, in Washington, D.C., and via teleconference. Contact: Emogene Johnson; FMSHRC; 202- Sierra Club v. EPA, 1:17-cv-01906 ED_001523_00003418-00007 434-9935 82 FR 25289 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission Meeting OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ' Notice of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission announces a meeting to consider Secretary of Labor v. Lehigh Anthracite Coal LLC (Docket No. PENN 2014-108) regarding whether the judge erred in concluding that sending a miner into the pit in question constituted "high negligence" rather than "reckless disregard." The meeting is scheduled for June 14, 2017, in Washington, D.C., and via teleconference. Contact: Emogene Johnson; FMSHRC; 202-434-9935 82 FR 25289 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission Meeting OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH ' Notice of the Federal Mine Safety and Health Review Commission announces a meeting to consider Secretary of Labor v. Lehigh Anthracite Coal LLC (Docket No. PENN 2014-108) regarding whether the judge erred in concluding that sending a miner into the pit in question constituted "high negligence" rather than "reckless disregard." The meeting is scheduled for June 15, 2017, in Washington, D.C., and via teleconference. Contact: Emogene Johnson; FMSHRC; 202-434-9935 82 FR 25288 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Nationally Recognized Testing Laboratories/MET OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Notice of OSHA announces the receipt of and the preliminary finding to grant an application from MET Laboratories Inc., of Baltimore, for expansion of its recognition as a nationally recognized testing laboratory under 29 CFR 1910.7. The expansion involves the addition of three test standards to its scope of recognition. The notice also announces the addition of two test standards to the NRTL program's list of appropriate standards. Comments are due June 16, 2017. Contact: Kevin Robinson; OSHA, Directorate of Technical Support and Emergency Management; 202-693-2110; robinson.kevin@dol.gov 82 FR 25338 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update Sierra Club v. EPA, 1:17-cv-01906 ED_001523_00003418-00008 OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Peracetic Acid/lmmediately Dangerous to Life or Health Value Profile OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Notice of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, announces the extension of the comment period for a March 7, 2017, request for information (82 FR 12819) regarding peracetic acid (CAS No. 79-21-0), a peroxide-based organic compound used as an antimicrobial agent for cleaning medical devices, in food processing, as a bleaching agent and in the synthesis of other chemicals. The agency is reevaluating the immediately dangerous to life or health (IDLH) value of 1.7 milligrams per cubic meter for peracetic acid that was proposed in a May 1,2015, notice (80 FR 24930). The agency requests information on workplace exposure data; possible health effects observed in workers, workplaces and products in which peracetic acid may be found; and work tasks and scenarios with a potential for exposure. The agency also requests information regarding reports and findings from in vitro and in vivo toxicity studies; data applicable to the quantitative risk assessment of acute, subchronic and chronic workplace exposures; sampling and analytical methods; and current control measures, including engineering controls, work practices and personal protective equipment. Comments now are due Oct. 1, 2017. Contact: Scott Dotson; NIOSH, Education and Information Division; 513-533-8540 82 FR 25291 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Pharmacy Compounding/Test Protocol for Closed System Transfer Devices OCCUPATIONAL SAFETY AND HEALTH Notice of the Centers for Disease Control and Prevention, National Institute for Occupational Safety and Health, announces an extension of the comment period for a Sept. 15, 2016, notice (81 FR 63482) regarding a draft universal performance test protocol for closed system drug-transfer devices used during pharmacy compounding and administration of hazardous drugs. The notice specifies that the additional time frame will allow companies to test the protocol with the proposed challenge agents. Comments now are due Aug. 30, 2017. Contact: Deborah Hirst; NIOSH, Division of Applied Research and Technology; 513-841-4141; DHirst@cdc.gov 82 FR 25289 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update RADIATION Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards Meeting RADIATION Notice of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission announces a meeting of the Advisory Committee on Reactor Safeguards. The agenda includes discussion concerning Advanced Power Reactor 1400 Design Certification with Korea Hydro & Nuclear Power, the Browns Ferry extended power uprate application, and Revision 1 to the Westinghouse Proprietary Topical Report. The agenda also includes discussion of a proposed rule and draft regulatory guide DG-5062 on cyber security for fuel cycle facilities, committee activities and reports, and Planning and Procedures Subcommittee recommendations. The meeting is scheduled for June 7-9, 2017, in Rockville, Md., and via video teleconference. Comments are due June 7, 2017. Contact: Andrew Bates; NRC; 301- Sierra Club v. EPA, 1:17-cv-01906 ED_001523_00003418-00009 415-1963; ALB@nrc.gov 82 FR 25346 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update RADIATION Domestic Licensing of Special Nuclear Material RADIATION Notice announces the intention of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to seek OMB approval for a continuing information collection request concerning domestic licensing of special nuclear material (10 CFR 70). The collection addresses applications for new licenses, amendments and 10year renewal for specific and general licenses to receive title to, own, acquire, deliver, receive, possess, use or initially transfer special nuclear material. Comments are due July 31, 2017. Contact: David Cullison; NRC; 301-415-2084; INFOCOLLECTS.Resource@NRC.GOV 82 FR 25343 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update RADIATION Environmental Management Advisory Board/ldaho RADIATION Notice of the Department of Energy announces a meeting of the Environmental Management Site Specific Advisory Board, Idaho National Laboratory. The board makes recommendations to DOE EM and site management in the areas of environmental restoration, waste management and related activities. The agenda includes an overview of the Idaho Cleanup Project; updates on the Integrated Waste Treatment Unit, the Waste Isolation Pilot Plant and calcine progress; and discussion on the subsurface disposal area CAP design. The agenda also addresses federal and state regulatory insights, new site process and the Unit 2 license renewal for Three Mile Island. The meeting is scheduled for June 22, 2017, in Idaho Falls, Idaho. Comments are requested, but a due date is not specified. Contact: Robert Pence; DOE, Idaho Operations Office; 208-526-6518; pencerl@id.doe.gov 82 FR 25268 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update RADIATION NRC Fitness-for-Duty Programs RADIATION Notice announces the intention of the Nuclear Regulatory Commission to seek OMB approval for a continuing information collection request regarding nuclear power fitness-for-duty programs (10 CFR 26). The collection addresses forms used by nuclear power plant licensees, strategic special nuclear material licensees and other affected entities to report compliance with fitness-forduty requirements related to drug and alcohol testing and fatigue reporting (NRC Forms 890, 891, and 892). Comments are due July 31, 2017. Contact: David Cullison; NRC, Office of the Chief Information Officer; 301-415-2084; INFOCOLLECTS.Resource@nrc.gov Sierra Club v. EPA, 1:17-cv-01906 ED_001523_00003418-00010 82 FR 25345 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update RADIATION Nevada Environmental Management Advise RADIATION irci Meeting Notice of the Department of Energy announces a meeting of the Environmental Management Site Specific Advisory Board, Nevada. The board makes recommendations to DOE-EM and site management concerning environmental restoration, waste management and related activities. The tentative agenda includes briefings on groundwater communication and long-term monitoring at closed industrial and soils sites. The meeting is scheduled for June 21, 2017, in Las Vegas. Comments are due June 21, 2017. Contact: Barbara Ulmer; DOE; 702-630-0522; NSSAB@nnsa.doe.gov 82 FR 25268 (06/01/2017) Regulatory Update TOXIC SUBSTANCES American Healthy Homes Survey II TOXIC SUBSTANCES Notice of the Department of Housing and Urban Development announces the submission of a new information collection request to the OMB regarding the American Healthy Homes Survey II. The collection will update information on lead-based paint hazards in homes to identify progress towards the goal of eliminating lead paint hazards in housing where children under the age of six live, as set forth by the President's Task Force on Environmental Health Risks and Safety Risks to Children. The collection also will identify airborne chemicals that affect asthma, including carbon monoxide, airborne particulate matter, formaldehyde and pesticides, and will collect allergy-related samples for pesticide and mold analyses. Comments are due July 3, 2017. 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