[Federal Register Volume 82, Number 151 (Tuesday, August 8, 2017)]
[Notices]
[Page 37161]
[FR Doc No: 2017-16646]

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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Federal Aviation Administration

Seventeenth Tactical Operations Committee Meeting

AGENCY: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), U.S. Department of
Transportation (DOT).

ACTION: Seventeenth TOC Meeting.

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SUMMARY: The FAA is issuing this notice to advise the public of the
Seventeenth TOC Meeting. TOC is a subcommittee of the Federal advisory
committee, RTCA Inc.

DATES: The meeting will be held August 22, 2017, 10:30 a.m.-12:30 p.m.,
Eastern Daylight Time.

ADDRESSES: The meeting will be held at: RTCA Headquarters, 1150 18th
Street NW., Suite 910, Washington, DC 20036.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Trin Mitra, TOC Secretariat, 202-330-
0665<EMAIL_ADDRESS>1150 18th Street NW., Suite 910, Washington, DC,
20036, or by telephone at<PHONE_NUMBER>, fax at<PHONE_NUMBER>, or Web
site at http://www.rtca.org.

SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Pursuant to section 10(a) (2) of the Federal
Advisory Committee Act (Pub. L. 92-463, 5 U.S.C., App.), notice is
hereby given of the Seventeenth TOC Meeting. The TOC is a component of
RTCA, which is a Federal Advisory Committee. The agenda will include
the following:

August 22, 2017, 10:30 a.m. to 12:30 p.m., Eastern Daylight Time

1. Welcome and Introductions of TOC Members
2. Official Statement of Designated Federal Official
3. Review and Approval of Meeting Summary From the Sixteenth TOC
Meeting
4. FAA Update
5. Consideration of Recommendations on PBN Route Structure
6. Consideration of Recommendations on Aeronautical Information
Management Modernization (AIMM) Segment 3
7. Discussion on Current and Future Tasks
8. Other Business
9. Closing Comments--DFO and Chairs
10. Adjourn

    Attendance is open to the interested public but limited to space
availability. With the approval of the Chairman, members of the public
may present oral statements at the meeting. Persons wishing to present
statements or obtain information should contact the person listed in
the FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT section. Members of the public may
present a written statement to the committee at any time.

    Issued in Washington, DC, on August 3, 2017.
Mohannad Dawoud,
Management & Program Analyst, Partnership Contracts Branch, ANG-A17,
NextGen, Procurement Services Division, Federal Aviation
Administration.
[FR Doc. 2017-16646 Filed 8-7-17; 8:45 am]
 BILLING CODE 4910-13-P


304( m) Phase I Priority Point Source Category: Petroleum Bulk Stations and Terminals ( SIC 5171)

PCS Facilities on 303( d) Impaired Waters Where a Possible Relationship Exists Between the Pollutants Discharged the Reason for Impairment.

Facilities in Economic Census: 9,104 Facilities in PCS: 1,840 ( 7 majors and 1,833 minors) Facilities Indexed to Receiving Waters: 1,147 Indexed Facilities on Impaired Waters: 221 Reason For Impairment Number of Facilities Matched to Impaired Waters 1 Number of Impaired Waters 2 Number of Impaired Segments Nationally ORGANIC ENRICHMENT/ LOW DO 73 45 1,091 SUSPENDED SOLIDS/ TURBIDITY 71 42 1,577 1There is not a one to one relationship betwe NUTRIENTS 69 45 1,168 facilities and impaired waters: multiple facilit METALS 46 32 604 be matched to the same waterbody, and a si LEAD 27 15 145 waterbody may have multiple reasons for imp PRIORITY ORGANICS 21 12 170 OIL AND GREASE 16 13 89 2There may be more impaired waterbodies th MERCURY 15 12 137 facilities listed for a particular impairment be COPPER 12 7 114 some facilities discharge to more than one w ZINC 12 7 73 ALUMINUM 8 5 23 ARSENIC 6 5 41 HYPOXIA 6 2 10 BIOCHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND 5 1 28 CHEMICAL OXYGEN DEMAND 5 1 2 CHROMIUM 5 4 33 IRON 5 6 58 NICKEL 5 2 15 SALINITY/ TDS/ CHLORIDES 5 5 101 CADMIUM 4 4 74 AMMONIA 3 1 212 CHLORIDES 3 1 44 CYANIDE 3 1 16 PH 3 2 164 CHEMA 2 1 7 MANGANESE 2 2 19 NITROGEN 2 2 14 PHOSPHORUS 2 3 15 SILVER 2 2 19 ALGAE 1 1 17 BOD 1 1 13 FCA ( MERCURY) 1 1 38 PATHOGENS 1 1 407 PRIORITY ORGANICS ( PCBS) 1 1 4 PHOSPHORUS 1 1 26 Total 444 286 6,568 Draft: July 25, 2003 ed and tween ilities may single impairment.

than because e waterbody.

Draft: July 25, 2003 304( m) Phase I Priority Point Source Category: Oil and Gas Extraction, Coal Bed Me Subcategory ( SIC 1311) PCS Facilities on 303( d) Impaired Waters Where a Possible Relationship Exists Between the Pollutants Dis the Reason for Impairment.

Facilities in Economic Census: 7,784 Facilities in PCS: 6,985 ( 14 majors and 6,971 minors) Facilities Indexed to Receiving Wate141 Indexed Facilities on Impaired Water25 Reason For Impairment Number of Facilities Matched to Impaired Waters 1 Number of Impaired Waters 2 Number of Impaired Segments Nationally MERCURY 9 2 137 METALS 5 2 604 1There is not a SUSPENDED SOLIDS/ SILTATION 5 2 1,577 facilities and im SELENIUM 4 1 21 be matched to TOTAL DISSOLVED SOLIDS 4 1 16 waterbody may PATHOGENS 2 2 407 ALDRIN 1 1 1 2There may be AMMONIA 1 1 212 facilities listed f CHEMA 1 1 7 some facilities CHLORDANE 1 2 14 CHROMIUM 1 2 33 COPPER 1 1 114 DDT 1 2 9 DIELDRIN 1 1 6 LEAD 1 2 145 ORGANIC ENRICHMENT/ LOW DO 1 1 98 PAHS 1 2 3 PCBS 1 2 16 SALINITY/ TDS/ CHLORIDES 1 1 101 SEDIMENT TOXICITY 1 1 2 TRIBUTYLTIN 1 1 4 ZINC 1 2 73 Total 45 33 3,600 ethane Discharged and a one to one relationship between impaired waters: multiple facilities may to the same waterbody, and a single ay have multiple reasons for impairment.

e more impaired waterbodies than d for a particular impairment because es discharge to more than one waterbody. 304( m) Phase I Priority Point Source Category: Inorganic Chemicals ( SICs 2812, 2813, 2816, 2819) PCS Facilities on 303( d) Impaired Waters Where a Possible Relationship Exists Between the Pollutants Disch the Reason for Impairment.

Facilities in Economic Census: 1,402 Facilities in PCS: 506 ( 95 majors and 411 minors) Facilities Indexed to Receiving Waters406 Indexed Facilities on Impaired Waters146 Reason For Impairment Number of Facilities Matched to Impaired Waters 1 Number of Impaired Waters 2 Number of Impaired Segments Nationally METALS 48 36 604 ORGANIC ENRICHMENT/ LOW DO 31 29 1,091 1There is not a NUTRIENTS 27 29 1,168 facilities and im SUSPENDED SOLIDS/ TURBIDITY 25 25 1,577 be matched to AMMONIA 21 19 212 waterbody may MERCURY 19 16 137 OIL AND GREASE 17 11 89 2There may be COPPER 16 14 114 facilities listed f LEAD 14 12 145 some facilities CHLORINE 9 5 34 PH 7 5 164 PRIORITY ORGANICS 7 7 170 SALINITY/ TDS/ CHLORIDES 7 7 101 THERMAL MODIFICATIONS 7 5 14 ALUMINUM 5 3 23 CHROMIUM 5 4 33 NICKEL 5 4 15 ZINC 5 4 73 ARSENIC 4 21 41 NITROGEN 4 4 14 CHEMA 3 2 7 CHLORDANE 3 3 14 PCBS 3 2 16 PHOSPHORUS 3 3 15 CHLORIDES 2 2 44 IRON 2 2 58 PATHOGENS 2 2 407 PESTICIDES 2 2 22 RADIATION 2 2 2 CADMIUM 1 1 74 HYPOXIA 1 1 10 SELENIUM 1 1 21 SCUM/ FOAM UNNATURAL 1 1 6 TEMPERATURE 1 1 27 TRASH 1 1 9 ZINC 5 4 73 Total 316 290 6,624 charged and a one to one relationship between impaired waters: multiple facilities may to the same waterbody, and a single ay have multiple reasons for impairment.

e more impaired waterbodies than d for a particular impairment because es discharge to more than one waterbody. 304( m) Phase I Priority Point Source Category: Nonferrous Metals Manufacturing ( SICs 3331, 3334, 3339, 3341, 3399) PCS Facilities on 303( d) Impaired Waters Where a Possible Relationship Exists Between the Pollutants Discharg the Reason for Impairment.

Facilities in Economic Census: 580 Facilities in PCS: 431 ( 114 majors and 317 minors) Facilities Indexed to Receiving Water357 Indexed Facilities on Impaired Waters124 Reason For Impairment Number of Facilities Matched to Impaired Waters 1 Number of Impaired Waters 2 Number of Impaired Segments Nationally METALS 22 19 604 ORGANIC ENRICHMENT/ LOW DO 17 17 1,091 1There is not a SUSPENDED SOLIDS/ SILTATION 13 12 1,577 facilities and im NUTRIENTS 11 11 1,168 be matched to LEAD 10 9 145 waterbody may COPPER 6 7 114 ARSENIC 5 5 41 2There may be FCA ( PCBS) 5 4 53 facilities listed f MERCURY 5 6 137 some facilities PCBS 5 5 16 ZINC 5 4 73 AMMONIA 4 4 212 CADMIUM 4 3 74 OIL AND GREASE 4 4 89 PRIORITY ORGANICS 4 5 170 ALUMINUM 3 2 23 CHROMIUM 3 3 33 PH 3 3 164 CYANIDE 2 2 16 FCA ( MERCURY) 2 2 38 IRON 2 1 58 CHLORDANE 2 2 14 ANTIMONY 1 1 1 BERYLLIUM 1 1 10 CHLORINE 1 1 34 E. COLI 1 1 21 HYPOXIA 1 1 10 NICKEL 1 1 15 PATHOGENS 1 1 407 PRIORITY ORGANICS ( PCBS) 1 1 4 SELENIUM 1 1 21 SILVER 1 1 19 TEMPERATURE 1 1 27 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 1 1 2 THALLIUM 1 1 3 TOTAL DISSOLVED GAS 1 1 14 TRICHLOROETHYLENE 1 1 1 Total 152 145 6,499 arged and a one to one relationship between impaired waters: multiple facilities may to the same waterbody, and a single ay have multiple reasons for impairment.

e more impaired waterbodies than d for a particular impairment because es discharge to more than one waterbody. 304( m) Phase I Priority Point Source Category: Organic Chemicals, Plastics, and Synthe Fibers ( SICs 2821, 2823, 2824, 2865, 2869) PCS Facilities on 303( d) Impaired Waters Where a Possible Relationship Exists Between the Pollutants Dischar the Reason for Impairment.

Facilities in Economic Census: 1,581 Facilities in PCS: 752 ( 238 majors and 514 minors) Facilities Indexed to Receiving Waters578 Indexed Facilities on Impaired Waters: 205 Reason For Impairment Number of Facilities Matched to Impaired Waters 1 Number of Impaired Waters 2 Number of Impaired Segments Nationally PRIORITY ORGANICS 52 36 170 METALS 47 42 604 1There is not a one to one rela ORGANIC ENRICHMENT/ LOW DO 40 34 1,091 facilities and impaired waters:

NUTRIENTS 32 32 1,168 be matched to the same water MERCURY 30 20 137 waterbody may have multiple r SUSPENDED SOLIDS/ SILTATION 54 47 1,577 LEAD 22 16 145 2There may be more impaired COPPER 21 16 114 facilities listed for a particular OIL AND GREASE 14 9 89 some facilities discharge to m ALUMINUM 10 5 23 AMMONIA 9 9 212 NITROGEN 9 4 14 ARSENIC 8 6 41 PESTICIDES 8 5 22 PHOSPHORUS 8 3 15 CADMIUM 7 2 74 CHLORDANE 7 5 14 ZINC 7 6 73 CHLORINE 5 4 34 NICKEL 5 3 15 PH 5 5 164 SALINITY/ TDS/ CHLORIDES 5 3 101 IRON 4 4 58 PATHOGENS 4 5 407 CHROMIUM 3 3 33 CONTAMINATED SEDIMENTS 3 3 2 THERMAL MODIFICATIONS 2 2 14 UNKNOWN TOXICITY 2 2 25 BACTERIA 1 1 56 CHLORINATED BENZENES 1 1 1 CREOSOTE 1 1 1 CYANIDE 1 1 16 E. COLI 1 1 21 OTHER INORGANICS 1 1 4 PCBS 1 1 16 SILVER 1 1 19 TETRACHLOROETHYLENE 1 1 1 THALLIUM 1 1 3 TOXICITY 1 1 2 TRIBUTYLTIN 1 1 4 VDH HEALTH ADVISORY  MERCUR 1 1 7 Total 436 344 6,587 thetic harged and elationship between rs: multiple facilities may terbody, and a single le reasons for impairment.

ed waterbodies than lar impairment because more than one waterbody. 304( m) Phase I Priority Point Source Category: Petroleum Refining ( SIC 2911) PCS Facilities on 303( d) Impaired Waters Where a Possible Relationship Exists Between the Pollutants Discharg the reason for impairment.

Facilities in Economic Census: 244 Facilities in PCS: 252 ( 115 majors and 137 minors) Facilities Indexed to Receiving Water195 Indexed Facilities on Impaired Waters68 Reason For Impairment Number of Facilities Matched to Impaired Waters 1 Number of Impaired Waters 2 Number of Impaired Segments Nationally PRIORITY ORGANICS 24 17 170 SUSPENDED SOLIDS/ SILTATION 21 25 1,577 1There is not a one to one rela METALS 19 20 604 facilities and impaired waters:

MERCURY 17 9 137 be matched to the same water ORGANIC ENRICHMENT/ LOW DO 17 17 1,091 waterbody may have multiple r NUTRIENTS 14 17 1,168 COPPER 12 7 114 2There may be more impaired AMMONIA 11 9 212 facilities listed for a particular NITROGEN 8 2 14 some facilities discharge to m LEAD 8 5 145 PHOSPHORUS 7 1 26 OIL AND GREASE 6 5 89 CHEMA 5 2 7 ZINC 4 1 73 PCBS 4 3 16 PATHOGENS 4 3 407 CHROMIUM 4 1 33 CADMIUM 3 3 74 SELENIUM 2 2 21 SALINITY/ TDS/ CHLORIDES 2 2 101 PCBS ( DIOXIN LIKE) 2 1 3 NICKEL 2 1 15 DIELDRIN 2 1 6 DIAZINON 2 1 7 DDT 2 1 9 CREOSOTE 2 1 1 CHLORDANE 2 1 14 TRASH 1 2 9 SULFATES 1 1 8 SILVER 1 1 19 PH 1 1 164 PESTICIDES 1 1 22 FCA ( PCBS) 1 1 53 FCA ( MERCURY) 1 1 38 E. COLI 1 1 21 ARSENIC 1 2 41 ALUMINUM 1 1 23 Total 216 170 6,532 arged and elationship between rs: multiple facilities may terbody, and a single le reasons for impairment.

ed waterbodies than lar impairment because more than one waterbody.