81 FR 5740 - Record of Decision for the Windy Gap Firming Project

DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Federal Register Volume 81, Issue 22 (February 3, 2016)

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FR Document		2016-02031

The U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Eastern Colorado Area Office (Reclamation) prepared an Environmental Impact Statement (EIS) for the proposed Windy Gap Firming Project (Project) in North Central Colorado. The Municipal Subdistrict (Subdistrict), Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District, acting by and through the Windy Gap Firming Project Water Activity Enterprise, on behalf of the Project Participants, obtained approval from Reclamation for additional physical connections to Colorado-Big Thompson Project (C-BT) facilities in order to implement the proposed Project. Western Area Power Administration (Western), an agency within the U.S. Department of Energy (DOE), participated in the development of the EIS as a cooperating agency. The EIS evaluated a no action alternative, along with four action alternatives each entailing the construction of new reservoirs along with pipelines and operational facilities at different locations. The action alternatives were designed to provide more reliable water deliveries to Front Range and West Slope communities and industry. Reclamation selected Alternative 2--Chimney Hollow Reservoir in its Record of Decision (ROD) dated December 19, 2014. In order to support Reclamation's decision, Western would need to relocate 3.8 miles of its existing Estes-Lyons 115-kilovolt (kV) wood H-frame transmission line away from the proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir site to avoid its inundation.

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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Western Area Power Administration

[DOE/EIS-0370]


Record of Decision for the Windy Gap Firming Project

AGENCY: Western Area Power Administration, Department of Energy.

ACTION: Record of decision.

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SUMMARY: The U.S. Department of Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, 
Eastern Colorado Area Office (Reclamation) prepared an Environmental 
Impact Statement (EIS) for the proposed Windy Gap Firming Project 
(Project) in North Central Colorado. The Municipal Subdistrict 
(Subdistrict), Northern Colorado Water Conservancy District, acting by 
and through the Windy Gap Firming Project Water Activity Enterprise, on 
behalf of the Project Participants, obtained approval from Reclamation 
for additional physical connections to Colorado-Big Thompson Project 
(C-BT) facilities in order to implement the proposed Project. Western 
Area Power Administration (Western), an agency within the U.S. 
Department of Energy (DOE), participated in the development of the EIS 
as a cooperating agency.
    The EIS evaluated a no action alternative, along with four action 
alternatives each entailing the construction of new reservoirs along 
with pipelines and operational facilities at different locations. The 
action alternatives were designed to provide more reliable water 
deliveries to Front Range and West Slope communities and industry. 
Reclamation selected Alternative 2--Chimney Hollow Reservoir in its 
Record of Decision (ROD) dated December 19, 2014. In order to support 
Reclamation's decision, Western would need to relocate 3.8 miles of its 
existing Estes-Lyons 115-kilovolt (kV) wood H-frame transmission line 
away from the proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir site to avoid its 
inundation.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For further information, please 
contact Mr. Matt Blevins, Western Area Power Administration, P.O. Box 
281213, Lakewood, CO 80228-8213, telephone (720) 962-7261, or email: 
[email protected]. For general information on DOE's National 
Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) review process, please contact Carol M. 
Borgstrom, Director, Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance, GC-54, U.S. 
Department of Energy, Washington, DC 20585, telephone (202) 586-4600 or 
(800) 472-2756, or email: [email protected].

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Reclamation was the lead federal agency for 
the EIS (FES 11-19) and Western was a cooperating agency. The Notice of 
Availability for the Final EIS was published in the Federal Register on 
November 30, 2011 (76 FR 74074). Reclamation signed its ROD on December 
19, 2014, and selected Alternative 2--Chimney Hollow Reservoir as its 
preferred alternative.
    Reclamation's selected alternative directly affects a portion of 
Western's existing Estes-Lyons 115-kV transmission line, which lies 
within the design footprint of the proposed new Chimney Hollow 
Reservoir. In order to support Reclamation's decision, Western would 
need to relocate its transmission line away from the proposed reservoir 
to an area that preserves system reliability, maintenance 
accessibility, and safety. Western's relocation of the transmission 
line at the Chimney Hollow Reservoir site was evaluated in the EIS, 
including acquiring a 100 foot right-of-way, constructing access roads, 
and rebuilding approximately 3.8 miles of transmission line to the west 
of the proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir. After an independent review 
of the EIS, Western has concluded that its comments have been satisfied 
and with this notice is adopting the EIS for its participation in the 
Project.

Western's Action

    Western's action is to support Reclamation's decision in selecting 
Alternative 2--Chimney Hollow Reservoir and to relocate a 3.8 mile 
portion of Western's existing Estes-Lyons 115-kV transmission line away 
from the proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir site to avoid its 
inundation. Final transmission line location, pole placement, and 
spacing will be determined by Western during final design.

Cultural Resources

    Reclamation executed a Memorandum of Agreement (MOA) with the 
Colorado State Historic Preservation Office regarding the Project on 
April 19, 2012. Reclamation and Western must adhere to the stipulations 
of that MOA. The MOA stipulates that prior to any construction of the 
Project, Reclamation's Eastern Colorado Area Office will inventory the 
remaining 17.2 acres in the Area of Potential Effect and consult with 
the State Historic Preservation Office on eligibility and effects of 
the Project pursuant to 36 CFR part 800, including mitigation that will 
be set forth in an amendment to the MOA.

Endangered Species Act

    Western's action would have no effect on federally listed 
terrestrial wildlife species or plants. However, the Project's Colorado 
River depletions could adversely impact four endangered Colorado River 
fish species. Impacts to the endangered species in the Colorado River 
were originally addressed in the 1981 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service 
(Service) Biological Opinion for the original Windy Gap Reservoir based 
on an estimated average annual diversion of 57,300 acre feet (AF) of 
water. A

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Recovery Implementation Program (RIP) for Endangered Fish Species in 
the Upper Colorado River Basin was initiated on January 22, 1988.
    The RIP was intended to be the reasonable and prudent alternative 
for individual projects to avoid the likelihood of jeopardy to the 
endangered fishes from depletions from the Upper Colorado River Basin. 
A Section 7 agreement was implemented on October 15, 1993, by RIP 
participants, and on December 20, 1999, the Service issued a Final 
Programmatic Biological Opinion (PBO), Operation and Depletions, Other 
Depletions, and Funding and Implementation of Recovery Program Actions 
in the Upper Colorado River above the Confluence with the Gunnison 
River. The Service determined that the Project fits under the umbrella 
of the Colorado River RIP and PBO and would avoid the likelihood of 
jeopardy and/or adverse modification of critical habitat for depletion 
impacts. Under the PBO, the Subdistrict will make a monetary 
contribution for the 21,317 AF of Colorado River water depletions to 
support the recovery efforts for these species in accordance with the 
RIP Recovery Action Plan.

Alternatives Considered

    Reclamation considered in detail five alternatives, including 
Alternative 1--the No-action Alternative. This alternative consisted of 
continuation of operations under existing water rights and agreements 
between Reclamation and the Subdistrict for conveyance of the Windy Gap 
Project water through existing C-BT Project facilities and the 
reasonably foreseeable enlargement of Ralph Price Reservoir.
    Alternative 2--Chimney Hollow Reservoir (Proposed Action). 
Alternative 2 included construction of a 90,000 AF Chimney Hollow 
Reservoir on the East Slope, with the ability to store C-BT Project 
water there. Water would be conveyed to Chimney Hollow Reservoir via a 
new pipeline connection to existing East Slope C-BT Project facilities 
but no new West Slope infrastructure would be constructed. This 
alternative would require Western to move its existing Estes-Lyons 115-
kV transmission line away from the proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir 
site to avoid inundation.
    Alternative 3--Chimney Hollow Reservoir and Jasper East Reservoir. 
Alternative 3 was a combination of constructing a 70,000 AF Chimney 
Hollow Reservoir on the East Slope and a 20,000 AF Jasper East 
Reservoir on the West Slope. A new 1-mile pipeline would connect Jasper 
East Reservoir to the existing Windy Gap pipeline that delivers water 
to Granby Reservoir. The existing C-BT Willow Creek Pump Station, 
forebay, and portions of the canal and pipeline would be relocated. 
This alternative would require Western to move its existing Estes-Lyons 
115-kV transmission line away from the proposed Chimney Hollow 
Reservoir site to avoid inundation.
    Alternative 4--Chimney Hollow Reservoir and Rockwell/Mueller Creek 
Reservoir. This alternative is a combination of a 70,000 AF Chimney 
Hollow Reservoir on the East Slope and a 20,000 AF Rockwell/Mueller 
Creek Reservoir (Rockwell Reservoir) on the West Slope, a new pipeline 
connection to the existing Windy Gap pump station and a new 3.3-mile 
pipeline to Rockwell Reservoir. This alternative would require Western 
to move its existing Estes-Lyons 115-kV transmission line away from the 
proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir site to avoid inundation.
    Alternative 5--Dry Creek Reservoir and Rockwell/Mueller Creek 
Reservoir. This alternative is a combination of a 60,000 AF Dry Creek 
Reservoir on the East Slope, a 30,000 AF Rockwell Reservoir on the West 
Slope, and a new 3.4-mile pipeline and connection to the existing Windy 
Gap pump station. This alternative would require no action by Western.
    Reclamation considers both the No Action Alternative and 
Alternative 2--Chimney Hollow Reservoir to be the environmentally 
preferable alternatives because of each alternative's relative overall 
effect on natural resources as described in their ROD.

Mitigation

    The EIS analysis includes identification of standard construction 
mitigation measures for transmission line construction. Western will 
adhere to its standard construction mitigation measures described in 
the EIS. Long-term operations of the transmission line will follow 
Western's standard operating procedures and will not be affected by 
this action. A Mitigation Action Plan is not required for Western's 
proposed action.

Decision

    Western's decision is to modify its transmission system as 
described above in support of Reclamation's decision to select 
Alternative 2--Chimney Hollow Reservoir.\1\ This ROD was prepared 
following the requirements of the Council on Environmental Quality 
Regulations for Implementing the Procedural Provisions of the NEPA (40 
CFR parts 1500-1508) and DOE's NEPA Implementing Procedures (10 CFR 
part 1021).
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    \1\ On November 16, 2011, DOE's Acting General Counsel restated 
the delegations to Western's Administrator of all the authorities of 
the General Counsel respecting Environmental Impact Statements.

    Dated: January 14, 2016.
Mark A. Gabriel,
Administrator.
[FR Doc. 2016-02031 Filed 2-2-16; 8:45 am]
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Susquehanna River in York, Dauphin, Statement (EIS) for the proposed Windy design footprint of the proposed new
and Lancaster counties, Pennsylvania. Gap Firming Project (Project) in North Chimney Hollow Reservoir. In order to
The project does not occupy federal Central Colorado. The Municipal support Reclamation’s decision,
lands. Subdistrict (Subdistrict), Northern Western would need to relocate its
The applicants seek Commission Colorado Water Conservancy District, transmission line away from the
approval to transfer the license for the acting by and through the Windy Gap proposed reservoir to an area that
Spencer Mountain Hydroelectric Project Firming Project Water Activity preserves system reliability,
from the transferor to the transferee. Enterprise, on behalf of the Project maintenance accessibility, and safety.
Applicant Contact: For transferor: Mr. Participants, obtained approval from Western’s relocation of the transmission
Boyce Falls, Manager, Advantage Reclamation for additional physical line at the Chimney Hollow Reservoir
Investment Group, LLC, PO Box 458, connections to Colorado-Big Thompson site was evaluated in the EIS, including
Dallas, NC 28034, Phone: 704–363– Project (C–BT) facilities in order to acquiring a 100 foot right-of-way,
5911, Email: bobbiefalls@aol.com . For implement the proposed Project. constructing access roads, and
transferee: Mr. Kevin Edwards, Western Area Power Administration rebuilding approximately 3.8 miles of
Manager, Spencer Mountain (Western), an agency within the U.S. transmission line to the west of the
Hydropower, LLC, 1000 C&N Smith Mill Department of Energy (DOE), proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir.
Road, Stoneville, NC 27048, Phone: participated in the development of the After an independent review of the EIS,
336–589–6138, Email: kevin@pht1.com. EIS as a cooperating agency. Western has concluded that its
FERC Contact: Patricia W. Gillis, (202) The EIS evaluated a no action comments have been satisfied and with
502–8735, patricia.gillis@ferc.gov. alternative, along with four action this notice is adopting the EIS for its
Deadline for filing comments, motions alternatives each entailing the participation in the Project.
to intervene, and protests: 30 days from construction of new reservoirs along Western’s Action
the date that the Commission issues this with pipelines and operational facilities
notice. The Commission strongly at different locations. The action Western’s action is to support
encourages electronic filing. Please file alternatives were designed to provide Reclamation’s decision in selecting
comments, motions to intervene, and more reliable water deliveries to Front Alternative 2—Chimney Hollow
protests using the Commission’s eFiling Range and West Slope communities and Reservoir and to relocate a 3.8 mile
system at http://www.ferc.gov/docs- industry. Reclamation selected portion of Western’s existing Estes-
filing/efiling.asp. Commenters can Alternative 2—Chimney Hollow Lyons 115-kV transmission line away
submit brief comments up to 6,000 Reservoir in its Record of Decision from the proposed Chimney Hollow
characters, without prior registration, (ROD) dated December 19, 2014. In Reservoir site to avoid its inundation.
using the eComment system at http:// order to support Reclamation’s decision, Final transmission line location, pole
www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ Western would need to relocate 3.8 placement, and spacing will be
ecomment.asp. You must include your miles of its existing Estes-Lyons 115- determined by Western during final
name and contact information at the end kilovolt (kV) wood H-frame design.
of your comments. For assistance, transmission line away from the Cultural Resources
please contact FERC Online Support at proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir
Reclamation executed a Memorandum
FERCOnlineSupport@ferc.gov, (866) site to avoid its inundation.
of Agreement (MOA) with the Colorado
208–3676 (toll free), or (202) 502–8659 FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: For State Historic Preservation Office
(TTY). In lieu of electronic filing, please further information, please contact Mr. regarding the Project on April 19, 2012.
send a paper copy to: Secretary, Federal Matt Blevins, Western Area Power Reclamation and Western must adhere
Energy Regulatory Commission, 888 Administration, P.O. Box 281213, to the stipulations of that MOA. The
First Street, NE., Washington, DC 20426. Lakewood, CO 80228–8213, telephone MOA stipulates that prior to any
The first page of any filing should (720) 962–7261, or email: blevins@ construction of the Project,
include docket number P–2607–013. wapa.gov. For general information on Reclamation’s Eastern Colorado Area
Dated: January 28, 2016. DOE’s National Environmental Policy Office will inventory the remaining 17.2
Nathaniel J. Davis, Sr., Act (NEPA) review process, please acres in the Area of Potential Effect and
Deputy Secretary.
contact Carol M. Borgstrom, Director, consult with the State Historic
Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance, Preservation Office on eligibility and
[FR Doc. 2016–01958 Filed 2–2–16; 8:45 am]
GC–54, U.S. Department of Energy, effects of the Project pursuant to 36 CFR
BILLING CODE 6717–01–P
Washington, DC 20585, telephone (202) part 800, including mitigation that will
586–4600 or (800) 472–2756, or email: be set forth in an amendment to the
DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY askNEPA@hq.doe.gov. MOA.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
Reclamation was the lead federal agency Endangered Species Act
Western Area Power Administration
for the EIS (FES 11–19) and Western Western’s action would have no effect
[DOE/EIS–0370] was a cooperating agency. The Notice of on federally listed terrestrial wildlife
Availability for the Final EIS was species or plants. However, the Project’s
Record of Decision for the Windy Gap
published in the Federal Register on Colorado River depletions could
Firming Project
November 30, 2011 (76 FR 74074). adversely impact four endangered
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AGENCY: Western Area Power Reclamation signed its ROD on Colorado River fish species. Impacts to
Administration, Department of Energy. December 19, 2014, and selected the endangered species in the Colorado
ACTION: Record of decision. Alternative 2—Chimney Hollow River were originally addressed in the
Reservoir as its preferred alternative. 1981 U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
SUMMARY: The U.S. Department of Reclamation’s selected alternative (Service) Biological Opinion for the
Interior, Bureau of Reclamation, Eastern directly affects a portion of Western’s original Windy Gap Reservoir based on
Colorado Area Office (Reclamation) existing Estes-Lyons 115-kV an estimated average annual diversion
prepared an Environmental Impact transmission line, which lies within the of 57,300 acre feet (AF) of water. A

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Recovery Implementation Program (RIP) the existing Windy Gap pipeline that following the requirements of the
for Endangered Fish Species in the delivers water to Granby Reservoir. The Council on Environmental Quality
Upper Colorado River Basin was existing C–BT Willow Creek Pump Regulations for Implementing the
initiated on January 22, 1988. Station, forebay, and portions of the Procedural Provisions of the NEPA (40
The RIP was intended to be the canal and pipeline would be relocated. CFR parts 1500–1508) and DOE’s NEPA
reasonable and prudent alternative for This alternative would require Western Implementing Procedures (10 CFR part
individual projects to avoid the to move its existing Estes-Lyons 115-kV 1021).
likelihood of jeopardy to the endangered transmission line away from the Dated: January 14, 2016.
fishes from depletions from the Upper proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir Mark A. Gabriel,
Colorado River Basin. A Section 7 site to avoid inundation.
Administrator.
agreement was implemented on October Alternative 4—Chimney Hollow
15, 1993, by RIP participants, and on Reservoir and Rockwell/Mueller Creek [FR Doc. 2016–02031 Filed 2–2–16; 8:45 am]
December 20, 1999, the Service issued Reservoir. This alternative is a BILLING CODE 6450–01–P

a Final Programmatic Biological combination of a 70,000 AF Chimney
Opinion (PBO), Operation and Hollow Reservoir on the East Slope and
Depletions, Other Depletions, and a 20,000 AF Rockwell/Mueller Creek DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
Funding and Implementation of Reservoir (Rockwell Reservoir) on the Western Area Power Administration
Recovery Program Actions in the Upper West Slope, a new pipeline connection
Colorado River above the Confluence to the existing Windy Gap pump station Desert Southwest Customer Service
with the Gunnison River. The Service and a new 3.3-mile pipeline to Rockwell Region Network Integration
determined that the Project fits under Reservoir. This alternative would Transmission Service and Ancillary
the umbrella of the Colorado River RIP require Western to move its existing Services—Rate Order No. WAPA–175
and PBO and would avoid the Estes-Lyons 115-kV transmission line
likelihood of jeopardy and/or adverse away from the proposed Chimney AGENCY: Western Area Power
modification of critical habitat for Hollow Reservoir site to avoid Administration, DOE.
depletion impacts. Under the PBO, the inundation. ACTION: Notice of Proposed Formula
Subdistrict will make a monetary Alternative 5—Dry Creek Reservoir Rates for Network Integration
contribution for the 21,317 AF of and Rockwell/Mueller Creek Reservoir. Transmission Service and Ancillary
Colorado River water depletions to This alternative is a combination of a Services.
support the recovery efforts for these 60,000 AF Dry Creek Reservoir on the
East Slope, a 30,000 AF Rockwell SUMMARY: The Western Area Power
species in accordance with the RIP
Reservoir on the West Slope, and a new Administration (Western) Parker-Davis
Recovery Action Plan.
3.4-mile pipeline and connection to the (P–DP) and Pacific Northwest-Pacific
Alternatives Considered existing Windy Gap pump station. This Southwest Intertie (Intertie) Projects’
Reclamation considered in detail five alternative would require no action by Network Integration Transmission
alternatives, including Alternative 1— Western. Service (NITS) formula rates under Rate
the No-action Alternative. This Reclamation considers both the No Schedules PD–NTS3, INT–NTS3 and
alternative consisted of continuation of Action Alternative and Alternative 2— Western Area Lower Colorado Balancing
operations under existing water rights Chimney Hollow Reservoir to be the Authority’s (WALC) Ancillary Services
and agreements between Reclamation environmentally preferable alternatives formula rates under Rate Schedules
and the Subdistrict for conveyance of because of each alternative’s relative DSW–SD3, DSW–RS3, DSW–FR3,
the Windy Gap Project water through overall effect on natural resources as DSW–EI3, DSW–GI1, DSW–SPR3, and
existing C–BT Project facilities and the described in their ROD. DSW–SUR3 expire on September 30,
reasonably foreseeable enlargement of 2016. Western is proposing
Ralph Price Reservoir. Mitigation modifications to the existing formula
Alternative 2—Chimney Hollow The EIS analysis includes rate schedules and adding two new rate
Reservoir (Proposed Action). Alternative identification of standard construction schedules, referred to as Transmission
2 included construction of a 90,000 AF mitigation measures for transmission Losses Services (DSW–TL1) and Penalty
Chimney Hollow Reservoir on the East line construction. Western will adhere Rate for Unreserved Use of
Slope, with the ability to store C–BT to its standard construction mitigation Transmission Service (DSW–UU1).
Project water there. Water would be measures described in the EIS. Long- Western will prepare a brochure that
conveyed to Chimney Hollow Reservoir term operations of the transmission line provides detailed information on the
via a new pipeline connection to will follow Western’s standard proposed formula rates. If adopted, the
existing East Slope C–BT Project operating procedures and will not be proposed formula rates, under Rate
facilities but no new West Slope affected by this action. A Mitigation Schedules PD–NTS4, INT–NTS4, DSW–
infrastructure would be constructed. Action Plan is not required for TL1, DSW–UU1, DSW–SD4, DSW–RS4,
This alternative would require Western Western’s proposed action. DSW–FR4, DSW–EI4, DSW–GI2, DSW–
to move its existing Estes-Lyons 115-kV SPR4, and DSW–SUR4 will become
Decision effective October 1, 2016, and will
transmission line away from the
proposed Chimney Hollow Reservoir Western’s decision is to modify its remain in effect through September 30,
site to avoid inundation. transmission system as described above 2021, or until superseded. Publication
in support of Reclamation’s decision to of this Federal Register notice (FRN)
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Alternative 3—Chimney Hollow
Reservoir and Jasper East Reservoir. select Alternative 2—Chimney Hollow begins the formal process for the
Alternative 3 was a combination of Reservoir.1 This ROD was prepared proposed formula rates.
constructing a 70,000 AF Chimney DATES: The consultation and comment
1 On November 16, 2011, DOE’s Acting General
Hollow Reservoir on the East Slope and period begins today and will end May
Counsel restated the delegations to Western’s
a 20,000 AF Jasper East Reservoir on the Administrator of all the authorities of the General
3, 2016. Western will present a detailed
West Slope. A new 1-mile pipeline Counsel respecting Environmental Impact explanation of the proposed formula
would connect Jasper East Reservoir to Statements. rates and other modifications addressed

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Category		Regulatory Information
Collection		Federal Register
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Section		Notices
Action		Record of decision.
Contact		For further information, please contact Mr. Matt Blevins, Western Area Power Administration, P.O. Box 281213, Lakewood, CO 80228-8213, telephone (720) 962-7261, or email: [email protected] For general information on DOE's National Environmental Policy Act (NEPA) review process, please contact Carol M. Borgstrom, Director, Office of NEPA Policy and Compliance, GC-54, U.S. Department of Energy, Washington, DC 20585, telephone (202) 586-4600 or (800) 472-2756, or email: [email protected]
FR Citation		81 FR 5740