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TO: Distribution Interoffice Communication FROM: DATE: Tom Grumbles June 23, 1986 SUBJECT: State Policy Hazardous Materials and Notification Rules Reporting f o ^ c^i VISTA The enclosed regulation became effective May 20. The final rule is substantially similar to the draft we commented on in February. The State Police has advised LCA that the forms for Section 4, Survey Form, have not been printed due to a lack of funds. However, they expect the forms to be sent in August and that industry will have 90 days from receipt of the forms to complete and submit them. Section 5, Notification, is effective as of May 20. There is a great deal of interpretation necessary to identify events covered under 5.A. The phrase "where such emission may reasonably be considered dangerous" was purposely written to force industry to decide which events to report. You will be contacted in the near future to discuss protocol for this decision. Section 5.B. is more explicit. Events reportable to DEQ under Sections 8.1, 8.1.1., 8.1.2., and 8.1.3 of the state "Notification Regulations" must also be reported to the State Police. The State Police has advised LCA the companies reporting Section 5.B. dis charges should tell the State if the discharge left the plant site and if it is reasonably considered dangerous. Many of the 5.B events may be limited to on-site impact. V 0ry^.------------T. G. Grumbles TGG:rb Attachment Distribution: Steve Ashby Ron Bauer Dick Conrad Jim DeBernardi Ralph Ferrel Keith Fogg Mike Hayes George Hopkins Tom Huffman W. L. McClain Sid Pitts Paul Warner VVV 000016961 Houtsrtana Register VOLUME 12 NUMBER 5 MAY 20,1986 - ^ l-`! EDWIN W. EDWARDS GOVERNOR STEPHANIE L. ALEXANDER COMMISSIONER OF ADMINISTRATION yw 000016962 be seized and treated in accordance with LRS 15:31 when rea sonable cause exists to believe the machine is being operated in violation of the Act or these rules. Rule XXVI. Administrative Proceedings and Judicial Review (1) The department shall conduct a hearing; (a) following the emergency suspension of a permit, and (bl prior to the revocation of a permit (2) All hearings must be held in accordance with the Lou isiana Administrative Procedure Act (3) Administrative procedures conducted by the depart ment are subjected to judicial review in accordance with the pro visions of the Louisiana Administrative Procedure Act Rule XXVII. Registration of Manufacturers, Suppliers, Or Distributors of Electronic Video Bingo Machines {1) Any person or business entity desiring to sell or distrib ute electronic video bingo machines in this state must (a) be issued and maintain all required federal, state, par ish, and municipal licenses; (b) apply to the department on forms prescribed by the department for registration; (c) furnish to the department monthly reports identifying the quantities and models of machines and manufacturer, sup plier. or distributorships into Louisiana, and such other informa tion the department may determine necessary to regulate and control electronic video bingo machines in accordance with the Act and these rules; and (d) meet the suitability and business relationship criteria of Rule XI. (2) No person shall be registered who holds a permit to sell liquor of either high or low alcoholic content or who is directly in volved with the operating or the assisting in the operation of any game of chance permitted under the Act or who is involved di rectly or indirectly in leasing or renting any premises or equipment for such game or in the providing of any other incidental goods or services in connection with such game or games. (3) No person shall ship electronic video bingo machines into this state until his application for registration is granted by the department. (4) Registration may be suspended or revoked by the de partment upon the department's determination, after notice and opportunity for hearing, that the registrant has not complied with the conditions of registration. (5) These permanent rules will remain effective until re pealed or amended. (6) The authority for the department to adopt these rules is found in Act 671 of the 1985 Louisiana Legislature and in the Louisiana Administrative Procedure Act (R.S. 49:950 et seq.) Wiliam J. Guste, Jr. Attorney General sure Vessel Inspectors Inspection Code (NBIC). These rules and regulations will provide sufficient guidance to the owners, users and persons making repairs to boilers, without the need for them to maintain the expense code books. The changes to these rules and regulations include: the change in responsibility from the commis sioner of labor, to the assistant secretaiy for the Office of the State Fire Marshal; the deletion of the section on miniature boilers, which are new construction code requirements covered by Section I of the ASME Code and can only be accomplished by ASME Certif icate holders; the Appendix on Instructions for Riveted Patches, Record of Welded Repair, Procedure Specification and Record of Qualification Test of Welding Procedures and Operators will be referenced to the NBIC, of which each inspector responsible for in-service inspections of the boiler is required to maintain; the fees for in-service inspection and certification placed into the act; and numerous definitions added to clarify their use. Carrol L. Herring State Fire Marshal VVV 000016963 RULE Department of Public Safety and Corrections Office of State Police The Louisiana Department of Public Safety and Correc tions announces the adoption of rules pursuant to Act 435 of the 1985 Louisiana Legislature, "Hazardous Materials Ip!', rmation Development, Preparedness, and Response Act" These rules establish the format and procedure r undated by Act 435 for the "Hazardous Materials Survey Form," and pro visions for emergency notification during unpermitted, dangerous emissions. Appendices as referred to in these rules contain the fol lowing information and may be obtained from the Department of Public Safety. Appendix A--U. S. EPA Chemical Emergency Prepared ness Program List "405." Appendix B--CFR 172.101, "Hazardous Materia! Ta ble." Appendix C--Louisiana Department of Environmental Quality's "Reportable Quantities for Notification of Unauthorized Discharges." Appendix D--U.S. Coast Guard Chemical Hazard Re sponse Information System (CHRIS). Interested persons may review these regulations at the fol lowing address: Louisiana State Police Hazardous Materials Unit. 265 South Foster Drive, Baton Rouge, LA. Anyone interested in receiving a copy of the rules, including a list of regulated matenal. should write to: "Right to Know", Box 66614, Baton Rouge, LA 70896; ATTN: Lt. P. A. Touchard. Affected persons will have until August 31, 1986 to return the completed survey form to the Louisiana State Police. Hazardous Material Information Development, Preparedness, and Response Rules RULE Department of Public Safety and Corrections Office of the State Fire Marshal As Fire Marshal for the State of Louisiana. I amended the boiler rules to provide for and maintain safe operating conditions for boilers installed and operated in the State of Louisiana (City of New Orleans excepted). These rules and regulations are excerpts from the American Society of Mechanical Engineers (ASME) new construction codes, and The National Board of Boiler and Pres These rules will serve as the initial implementation phase of the Hazardous Material Information Development, Preparedness, and Response Act. It is important to note that information gener ated during this initial phase will enable the Department of Public Safety to comprehensively address all components of this Act in carefully coordinated stages. These rules are hereby issued pur suant to the authority granted by Act 435 of the 1985 Legislative Regular Session. -= 1. PURPOSE The purpose of this Section is to insure that the hazards of 327 Loumiona Register Vd. 12.No S Hav 20. l'*n> ail chemicals produced, imported, consumed, applied, trans ported. stored, or emitted in Louisiana are communicated to ap propriate emergency response organizations, local information re positories, and to the general public upon request. This communication system shall be intended to provide information to medical personnel for emergency medical diagnosis, to develop a data base which will facilitate research into possible chronic health risks which may appear as the result of the presence of hazardous materials, and to allow the State Police to coordinate hazardous material emergency response. Nothing contained herein shall be so construed as to conflict with the U.S. Department of Labor's Hazard Communication Standard 29 CFR 1910.1200. 2. SCOPE A. This Part applies to all persons, corporate or real, in Louisiana, not otherwise excluded in this Part, who produce, transport, consume, dispose, store, distribute, apply, or emit any hazardous materials listed by this Part B. This Part does not apply to i. hazardous materials under the direct control of the mil itary forces of the United States; ii. consumer products when packaged for distribution to, and intended for use by, the general public; iii. products used by a facility when used from a container for, and in a manner consistent with, the intended use of the con suming public; iv. substances reported to the Department of Agriculture under the Louisiana Pesticide Law, or the Louisiana Structural Pest Control Law, provided that pertinent data has been transmitted to the Department as provided for in R.S. 30; 1150.67; v. hazardous materials required to be reported under 40:1299.100 or R.S. 30:1101-1120 et seq., nuclear materials: vi. small businesses operating in the state of Louisiana. The term "small business" shall mean a single business establishment employing a maximum of nine employees and showing a maxi mum of two million dollars in average annual gross receipts; vii. cosmetology and barber salons as defined by R.S. 47:301(4)(b) and (11); viii. household non-commercial use of hazardous ma als, provided the use. storage, or application is from a package purchased from a retail outlet and is specifically designed and in tended for use by a person who requires no special information other than what information is supplied on the manufacturer's la bel; ix. forensic laboratories mandated by applicable state law to conduct analyses for law enforcement or regulatory functions. This exemption does not apply to commercial laboratories con tracted by government agencies; x. persons regulated under 29 CFR 1910.1200 only when compliance with Part V clearly conflicts with federal regulations. 3. DEFINITIONS Chemical means any element, chemical compound, or mixture of elements and/or compounds. Chemical name means the scientific designation of a chemical in accordance with the nomenclature system developed by the International Union of Pure and Applied Chemistry (IUPAC) or the Chemical Abstracts Service (CAS) rules of nomenclature, or a name which will clearly identify the chemical for the purpose of conducting a hazard evaluation, such as the name located in Ap pendices A, B, or C of this Section. Code means three letter designation corresponding with identity listed in Appendix D. Container means any bag, barrel, bottle, box, can, cylin der, drum, storage tank, or the like that contains a hazardous chemical, For purposes of this Section, pipes or piping systems are not considered to be containers. Distributor means a business, other than a chemical man ufacturer or importer, which supplies hazardous chemicals to other distributors or to manufacturing purchasers. Emission means a discharge into the atmosphere, land, or water, of any material regulated by the Part, whether permitted or not, where such discharge may reasonably be considered dan gerous if it escapes beyond the confines of the facility. Explosive means a chemical that causes a sudden, almost instantaneous release of pressure, gas, and heat when subjected to sudden shock, pressure, or high temperature, and meets the definition of Part 173.50 of the Louisiana Hazardous Materials Transportation Regulations. Facility means the physical premises used by the owner or operator at which the hazardous materials are manufactured, used, or stored. Hazardous materiai means any substance listed in Ap pendices A, B, or C of this Part "Hazardous material" also means any substance designated by the deputy secretary by rule on rec ommendation of the board which meets criteria established for adding other material to the list. Identity means any chemical or common name which is in dicated on the material safety data sheet (MSDS) for the chemical. The identity used shall permit cross-references to be made among the required list of hazardous chemicals, the label, and the MSDS- Label means any written, printed, or graphic material dis played on or affixed to containers of hazardous chemicals. Material Safety Data Sheet (MSDS) means written or printed material concerning a hazardous material. An MSDS prepared in accordance with the OSHA Hazard Communication Standard 1910.1200, paragraph g, or identical to the U.S. Coast Guard Chemical Hazard Response Information System (CHRIS), shall be deemed to be in compliance with this Part In any case, an MSDS must be prepared in a manner that provides basic chemical iden tity, health, safety, and emergency response information, consis tent with the purpose of this Part Person means a natural person, whether or not employed at a given facility, a member of the general public, or a firm, as sociation, partnership, co-partnership, joint venture, corporation, or other legal entity. Produce means to manufacture, process, formulate, or re package. Trade secret means any confidential formula, pattern, pro cess, device, information, or compilation of information (including chemical name or other unique chemical identifier) that is used in an employer's business, and gives the employer an opportunity to obtain an advantage over competitors who do not know or use it Use means to package, handle, react, or transfer. 4. SURVEY FORM All persons subject to this Part shall complete and submit the following form within ninety days after the effective date of these regulations, and no later than March 31 of each subsequent year. I. MUREOIS MATERIALS SUAfEr Fom 1) Facility Hum 2) Local lent 3) Milling Address (IT different froa location)i VVV 000016964 A) Business Fhonei 5) toergeney fhonet 6) Facility Type (check as aany as appropriate)! a. Alternate acans of ccwpllance building Industry jobsite Mharf or dock (marlblaa) electric substation liquefied petroleua gas (only when tanka are clearly Barked as such) hazardous waste coasarclal disposal gasoline retail sales tank truck atorage area (If placarded appropriately) oil t gas production facility natural gas, crude oil, hydrocarbon product pipeline hydrocarbon storage facilities (other than refinery) railcar storage area (If placarded appropriately) esploalta atorage aagaslne other Louakna fieguur Vd. 12. No. 5 May 20. 1986 228. b. full aurver fof __ nanuficlwlng ____ atwigt alxing ___ coatings applicator ____ fiberglass repair ___ Lank or equipment cleaning ___ sewerage treataent ___ waste water treatment ____ drinking water treatment ___ coatings warehouse ___ food store warehouse hardware or building mipplr warehouse refining oil reejrcler advent recyeler laboratory hospital Micsl facility dry eleenar or laundry other B. HAZARDOUS MATERIALS UtVEKTOftT kA2ABbflJf'HgKrcC----------IDENTITY AND C01X niTEJToffr MNGE TdEilCi ifcwweij 76 (if applicable) irtlfNiJd WpeT LOCATION Mf DoilcableJ C. SITTIFICATIOM This survey Fora Bust be certified as true and correct by a responsible person as follows! I hereby certify the Snforvation contained herein la true and correct to the fullest extent of sy knowledge". sronrour Nanai Position! Phone Munben UTE" Approved byi Oatet Disapproved byi Reasonsb DO HOT WITB EOXW THIS LUC 5. NOTIFICATION A. Any emission of any hazardous material, when such hazardous material is reported under this Part, which escapes the boundary of any facility, where such emission may reasonably be considered dangerous, must be reported to the State Police Haz ardous Materials Unit via telephone within 30 minutes of the dis covery of that release. Actual notification may be accomplished through local emergency response officials; however, it remains the responsibility of the facility experiencing the release to insure no tification is accomplished. B. Any person required to report under Sections 8.1,8.1.1, 8.1.2, 8.1.3 of Part 11 of the Department of Environmental Quali ty's (DEQ) "Notification Regulations and Procedures for Unau thorized Discharges" shall also be required to notify the State Po lice Hazardous Materials Unit within 30 minutes of discovery of the reportable incident. It shall be the responsibility of the State Police to notify the Department of Environmental Quality as required by tire aforementioned Sections. C. This emergency reporting does not relieve any person or facility of written or follow-up reporting as may be required un der applicable law; e.g., "Prompt Notification," "Written Report after Prompt Notification," or "Written Report Following Emer gency/Notification," as contained in "Notification Regulation Pro cedures for Unauthorized Discharges" of DEQ. D. Transportation incidents shall be reported according to R.S. 32:1510. E All emergency notification, including transportation, shall be to (504) 925-6595. VVV 0000X6965 6. REPORTING A. Alternate means of compliance i. Facilities indicating only Block 6a (of the Hazardous Ma terials Survey Form) who currently report chemical identities and quantities as may be required by applicable law, to any other state agency, shall list the agency to whom said chemical is reported, and the names of the hazardous materials reported on the survey form. il. Facilities indicating only Block 6a who do not currently report to any other state agency, and are not solely engaged in transportation, shall list on the survey form all materials listed in Appendix A if the maximum quantity which may be encountered at any given time exceeds 10 lbs. "Explosives," as defined by Part 173.50 of the Hazardous Materials Regulations, must be reported Tegardless of quantity. Mixtures containing materials listed in Ap pendix A need not be reported if the aggregate weight of Appen dix A materials in said mixture does not exceed 10 percent pro vided said mixture was formulated prior to its arrival at the reporting facility. Each material found in Appendix B and Appendix C shall be reported if the maximum quantity exceeds 60 gallons or 600 lbs. va. Fees a) Facilities checking only Block 6a shall submit a $15 lee upon filing the survey form, for each form submitted. b) Facilities in compliance with the Liquefied Petroleum Gas Commission Regulations shall have their fees paid by the Liq uefied Petroleum Gas Commission. c) Said fee shall not exceed $90 per parish, or $270 for multi-parish facilities. d) Agencies of the state or of the state's political subdivi sions must file the survey form, but are exempt from the fees. iv. Facilities indicating Block 6a engaged solely in the transportation of hazardous materials, or facilities whose storage of hazardous materials is purely incidental to the transportation of hazardous materials, shall - a) report to the fullest extent possible, hazard classes and 329 Lou&ona Vot 12. No. S May 20,1966 vw 000016966 total quantities which may be experienced at any given time within the confines of their yard. b) maintain a copy of the shipping papers as defined by Part 172.200 of the Louisiana Hazardous Material/Hazardous Waste Regulations, in a central, accessible location, and include this location on the survey form. Shipping papers will not be re quired to be maintained for any wheeled vehicle which has been emptied to the fullest possible extent and is awaiting cleaning or refill, provided said vehicle is properly placarded according to the last hazardous material contained. c) maintain all markings, labeling, or other communica tion devices required by law on all transportation containers, until such time as said container is cleaned, purged, refilled, or dis carded, in accordance with applicable state law. v. Facilities indicating "hazardous waste commercial dis posal" shall report previous year's total waste received, identifi cation of wastes received shall be indicated using the alpha nu meric designation as listed in Appendix C. B. Full Survey Form i. Facilities indicating Block 6b, refer to Appendices A, B, CD. ii. Any material found listed in Appendix A shall be re ported in quantities which exceed 10 lbs.; however, mixtures con taining materials listed in Appendix A need not be reported if the aggregate weight of Appendix A materials in said mixture do not exceed 10 percent, provided said mixture was formulated prior to its arrival at the reporting facility. Hazardous materials meeting the definition of "explosives", as contained in Part 173.50 of the Haz ardous Materials Transportation Regulations, shall be reported re gardless of quantity. iii. Any material listed in Appendices B or C shall be re ported when the total quantity at one facility exceeds 60 gallons or 600 lbs. per material, unless previously provided for. iv. Any material listed in Appendices A, B, or C, which is also listed in Appendix D, shall also be reported using the threeletter code supplied in Appendix D. v. Hazardous materials required to be reported, but not listed in Appendices A or D, shall be reported by attaching an ap propriate material safety data sheet (MSDS) to the survey form. vi. The facility submitting the MSDS shall be responsible for supplying the most recent MSDS made available by the person supplying the facility. vii. Facilities checking Block 6b shall submit a fee of $50 per survey form reported. In no case shall the fee exceed $300 for any one person reporting multiple facilities in one parish; and in no case shall this fee exceed $1,000. C. Inventory Range Materials listed in Appendices A, B, C, or D shall be listed according to the following range; Range Maximum Quantity for any given time 1 10-100 lbs. 2 101 -1,000 lbs. 3 1,001-10,000 Ibs4 10,001 -100,000 lbs. 5 100,001 -1,000,000 ibs. 6 Greater than 1,000,000 lbs. 7.TRADE SECRETS A. If an owner or operator believes that disclosing infor mation as required by this Part will reveal a trade secret, he may file a trade secret claim with the Department of Public Safety and Corrections (hereinafter referred to as the department) at the time of submission of the survey form(s). He shall first disclose the iden tity of the material which is the subject of the trade secret claim to the department. In filing such a claim, the owner or operator shall include for each claim i. a statement in writing that reporting the information re quested would reveal a trade secret stating that concealment is justified, and the reasons for such concealment. ii. all appropriate information regarding procedures, in cluding emergency treatment procedures for responding to leaks, spills, and any other exposure to hazardous materials. This infor mation shall also be supplied to designated local governing au thorities. iii. a written statement identifying whether or not the material(s) sought to be protected as part of a trade secret claim ap pear on the most recent list of the National Toxicology Program Report on Carcinogens or most recent monograph of the Inter national Agency for Research on Cancer. B. Based on the claim submitted pursuant to Subsection (A) of this Section, the deputy secretary (of the department) shall make an initial determination of the validity of the trade secret claim. If he initially determines that such claim is not valid, he shall set a hearing date to receive information regarding the trade secret claim. The hearing shall be set not more than 60 days from the depart ment's receipt of the owner or operator's claim, and shall be con ducted with due regard for confidentiality. The owner or operator shall have the burden of showing the deputy secretary that the trade secret claim is valid. In determining such validity, the deputy sec retary shall consider materials provided by the owner or operator regarding - i. the extent to which the information, for which the trade secret claim is made, is known outside his business; ii. the extent of measures he has taken to guard the se crecy of the information; iii. the value of the information to him or his competitor; iv. the amount of effort or money he has expended in de veloping the information; v. the ease or difficulty with which the secret could be come known by analytical techniques, laboratory procedures, re verse engineering, or other means. C. If the deputy secretary determines that the trade secret claim is not valid, he shall notify the owner or operator in writing by certified mail. The owner or operator shall have 15 working days, not to exceed 20 consecutive days, to file an appeal with a court of appropriate jurisdiction. The owner or operator shall notify the department of its filing within five days, in writing, that an appeal has been filed. If no appeal is filed, the owner or operator shall provide the department with a survey form containing the dis puted information immediately. If the owner or operator timely notifies the department of filing an appeal, the department shall withhold from public disclosure, any information for which the trade secret claim was made. The deputy secretary's determination shall be considered the final agency review, and he shall inform the owner or operator of his action by certified mail, D. The subject of any trade secret claim pending or ap proved shall be treated as confidential information. The depart ment shall protect the confidentiality of trade secrets, provide sep arate secure storage areas for such information, and shall institute disciplinary procedures, including the firing of department em ployees who, negligently or intentionally, divulge such informa tion. E. At such time as the subject of an approved trade secret claim ceases to be a trade secret, the owner or operator shall have the obligation to report such information to the deputy secretary. F. The provisions of this Section shall not apply to the dis closure of any information required pursuant to any provision of law other than this Part G. The department may provide trade secret information to a physician under an agreement of confidentiality, when such Louisiana Rtgiaer \Jd 12, No. 5 May 20.1986 330 information is needed for medical diagnosis or treatment of a per son exposed to a hazardous material. H. Nothing in this Section shall be so construed as to in terfere with the duty of a physician to report actual or potential public health problems to the proper authorities. Patrick A. Touchard Lieutenant Notices of Intent NOTICE OF INTENT Department of Agriculture Office of Agricultural and Environmental Sciences Fertilizer Commission RULE Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Wildlife and Fisheries Commission The Wildlife and Fisheries Commission at its regular monthly meeting amended Rule 33 of the seismic rules and regulations which concern seismic activity in designated red-lined oyster seed grounds belonging to the state of Louisiana. The rule reads as follows: (33) Seismic operators making application to work on any designated red-lined oyster seed ground belonging to the State of Louisiana will be required to pay the following fees: $ 100 per drilled shot hole, or $1000 per mile, whichever is greater, for reflective or refractive cable. These fees are to be paid in advance. Fees will be reviewed each January. For use of air guns only the following fees apply. When working in waters from 0 to 5 feet deep, the fee re mains $1000 per mile. In waters from 5 to 100 feet deep, the fee is $400 per mile. In waters 10 feet and deeper, the fee is $200 per mile. J. Burton Angelle Secretary RULE Department of Wildlife and Fisheries Wildlife and Fisheries Commission In accordance with R.S. 56:497A and based on the best technical information available, the Wildlife and Fisheries Com mission: 1) Sets the 1986 Spring shrimp season to be opened at 6 a.m. on Monday, May 19, in all three shrimp management zones. 2) Authorized the secretary of the Department of Wildlife and Fisheries to close the shrimp season when technical data in dicates the need to close to protect the forthcoming white shrimp crop. J. Burton Angelle Secretary In accordance with the provisions of the Administrative Procedure Act (R.S. 49:950 et seq.) and R.S. 3:1312, the De partment of Agriculture, Fertilizer Commission, is hereby giving notice of its intention to amend LAC 7:XI.Chapter 79. Regulations for Sale of Fertilizers. Copies of the proposed rules may be obtained from and comments forwarded to Hershel Morris, Director of Agricultural Chemistry Programs, Box 16390A, Baton Rouge, LA 70893: (504) 342-5812. All interested persons will be afforded an opportunity to submit views in writing through June 10,1986. Bob Odom Commissioner Fiscal and Economic Impact Statement For Administrative Rules Rule Title: Fertilizer Commission I. ESTIMATED IMPLEMENTATION COSTS (SAVINGS) TO STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL UNITS - (Summary) These amendments will not require any costs for the implementation of these changes. II. ESTIMATED EFFECT ON REVENUE COLLECTIONS OF STATE OR LOCAL GOVERNMENTAL UNITS - (Summary) These amendments will not have any impact on reve nue collections. III. ESTIMATED COSTS AND/OR ECONOMIC BENEFITS TO DIRECTLY AFFECTED PERSONS OR NON-GOVERN MENTAL GROUPS - (Summary) These amendments will not have any economic ben efit which will directly affect any person or non-governmental group. IV. ESTIMATED EFFECT ON COMPETITION AND EMPLOY MENT - (Summary) These amendments will not effect competition and employment. Carol H. Guidry Fiscal Officer Mark C. Drennen Legislative Fiscal Officer VVV 00001696 NOTICE OF INTENT Department of State Civil Service The State Civil Service Commission will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, June 3, 1986, to consider proposed changes in the Classification and Pay Plan. The hearing will begin immediately after the general busi- 331 I />miRfjigffr ' 7 No S.