# Weather Radio Transmitter Grant Program > Briefs, arguments, decisions, and more. URL: https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/fr%3A01-8231 ## Record - **Collection:** Federal Register - **Document type:** Notice - **Published:** April 4, 2001 - **Citation:** 66 FR 17857 ## Text DEPARTMENT OF AGRICULTURE Rural Utilities Service Weather Radio Transmitter Grant Program AGENCY: Rural Utilities Service, USDA. ACTION: Notice of funds availability (NOFA). SUMMARY: The Rural Utilities Service announces a new grant program and the availability of grant funds under this program to finance the installation of new transmitters to extend the coverage of the National Oceanic and Atmospheric Administration's Weather Radio system (NOAA Weather Radio) in rural America. The President of the United States and the United States Congress have made $5 million in grant funds available to facilitate the expansion of NOAA Weather Radio system coverage into rural areas that are not covered or are poorly covered at this time. This grant program will provide grant funds, on an expedited basis, for use in rural areas and communities of 50,000 or less inhabitants. Grant funds are available immediately and applications will be processed on a first-come, first-served basis until the appropriation is used in its entirety. Upon full utilization of the $5,000,000 appropriation, the Rural Utilities Service will publish a notice in the Federal Register notifying the public accordingly. DATES: Applications for grants will be accepted following publication of this notice and will be accepted until grants totaling $5 million in appropriations have been made. Comments regarding the information collection requirements under the Paperwork Reduction Act must be received on or before June 4, 2001, to be assured of consideration. ADDRESSES: Comments regarding the information collection requirements may be sent to F. Lamont Heppe, Jr., Director, Program Development and Regulatory Analysis, Rural Utilities Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1400 Independence Ave., SW., Stop 1522, Room 4034 South Building, Washington, DC 20250-1522. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Roberta D. Purcell, Assistant Administrator, Telecommunications Program, Rural Utilities Service, STOP 1590, 1400 Independence Avenue, SW., Washington, DC 20250-1590, Telephone (202) 720-9554, Facsimile (202) 720-0810. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Information Collection and Recordkeeping Requirements In accordance with the Paperwork Reduction Act of 1995 (44 U.S.C. chapter 35), RUS invites comments on this information collection for which RUS intends to request approval from the Office of Management and Budget (OMB). These requirements have been approved by emergency clearance under OMB Control Number 0572-0124. Comments on this notice must be received by June 4, 2001. Comments are invited on (a) whether the collection of information is necessary for the proper performance of the functions of the agency, including whether the information will have practical utility; (b) the accuracy of the agency's estimate of burden including the validity of the methodology and assumption used; (c) ways to enhance the quality, utility and clarity of the information to be collected; and (d) ways to minimize the burden of the collection of information on those who are to respond, including through the use of appropriate automated, electronic, mechanical, or other technological collection techniques or other forms of information technology. Comments may be sent to F. Lamont Heppe, Jr., Director, Program Development and Regulatory Analysis, Rural Utilities Service, U.S. Department of Agriculture, 1400 Independence Ave., SW., Stop 1522, Room 4034 South Building, Washington, D.C. 20250-1522. Title: Weather Radio Transmitter Grant Program. Type of Request: New collection. Estimate of Burden: Public reporting burden for this collection of information is estimated to average 5 hours per response. Respondents: Not-for-profit institutions, State, Local or Tribal Government. Estimated Number of Respondents: 60. Estimated Number of Responses per Respondent: 1. Estimated Total Annual Burden on Respondents: 5 hours. Copies of this information collection can be obtained from Michele Brooks, Program Development and Regulatory Analysis, at (202) 690-1078. All responses to this information collection and recordkeeping notice will be summarized and included in the request for OMB approval. All comments will also become a matter of public record. General Information The National Weather Service operates an All Hazards Early Warning System that alerts people in areas covered by its transmissions of approaching dangerous weather and other emergencies. The National Weather Service can typically provide warnings of specific weather dangers up to fifteen minutes prior to the event. At present, this system covers all major metropolitan areas and many smaller cities and towns; however, many rural areas lack NOAA Weather Radio coverage. This new grant authority is intended to improve coverage of NOAA Weather Radio in rural areas thereby promoting public safety and awareness. Applications Applications will be accepted as discussed previously in the “Dates” section. All interested parties are strongly encouraged to contact the Rural Utilities Service, USDA to discuss their financial needs and eligibility. Use of Grant Funds Grant funds must be used to purchase and install NOAA Weather Radio transmitters and antennas that will be combined with donated tower space and other site resources to establish new rural NOAA Weather Radio transmitters. Maximum Size of Grants Generally, grants shall be limited to a maximum size of $80,000 per site. In view of the probability that larger, community-based rural organizations, such as statewide cooperative associations, may wish to arrange coverage of multiple rural areas, any one applicant may file applications to cover no more than five (5) different sites. Definition of Rural Area As used in this notice, rural area means a city, town, or unincorporated area that has a population of 50,000 inhabitants or less, other than an urbanized area immediately adjacent to a city, town, or unincorporated area that has a population in excess of 50,000 inhabitants. General Terms of Grant Except to the extent set forth in this Notice of Funds Availability, these grants will be made in accordance with 7 CFR part 3570. Eligible Applicants Applicants must be non-profit corporations or associations (including Rural Utilities Service electric and telecommunications borrower cooperatives), units of local or state government, or Federally-recognized Indian tribes. Grantee Responsibilities Grantees must execute a grant agreement in form and substance satisfactory to the Rural Utilities Service. Grantees agree to inform the Rural Utilities Service of their progress during the installation and testing of the proposed transmitter equipment, and when the new transmitter is placed into service. Grant Limitations Grant funds may not be used to pay for facilities located in non-rural areas. Grant assistance will be provided on a graduated scale with sparser, lower income communities eligible for a higher proportion of grant funds to total project costs. The grantee must provide matching funds to meet the full cost of the project. Grant assistance is limited to the following percentages of eligible project costs: The grant may pay up to 75 percent of the total project cost when the transmitter is located in rural areas outside of a community or in a rural community of 12,000 or less, and where average per capita income for the county where the transmitter is located is less than $36,000, as determined by Per Capita Personal Income by County, Bureau of Economic Analysis, U.S. Department of Commerce, at www.bea.doc.gov/vea/regional/reis/ (“PCI”); The grant may pay up to 65 percent of the total project cost when the transmitter is located in rural areas outside of a community or in a rural community of 20,000 or less, and where average per capita income for the county where the transmitter is located is less than $38,000, as determined by PCI; The grant may pay up to 55 percent of the total project cost when the transmitter is located in rural areas outside of a community or in a rural community of 50,000 or less, and where average per capita income for the county where the transmitter is located is less than $40,000, as determined by PCI. Grant assistance may not be used to pay operating or annual recurring costs, including rentals, but these excluded costs may be included in the computation of the eligible project cost. Project Needs An area's need for a new NOAA Weather Radio transmitter is determined by its inherent risk of hazardous weather, and the absence of adequate coverage by an existing transmitter. The Rural Utilities Service, in consultation with the National Weather Service, has developed the attached list of proposed rural transmitter sites that will be eligible for funding under this notice. Completed applications that cover sites on this list and meet all other requirements discussed in this notice will be funded on a first-come, first-served basis, until all appropriated funds have been exhausted. A transmitter acquired under this program may be placed on a tower regardless of where the tower is located within a rural area so long as the estimated signal coverage footprint from the transmitter covers at least 60 percent of the hypothetical site area. The hypothetical site area is the area included within a circle with a 45-mile radius around a proposed rural transmitter site on the list. The Rural Utilities Service will update its list from time to time and will publish updates in the Federal Register . Matching Funding Under Grant Limitations, above, matching funds are required to compliment grant funds made available under this program. An applicant may meet the matching fund requirement by donating, or arranging for the donation of, facilities needed to complete the project. For example, an applicant proposing a site for a new NOAA Weather Radio transmitter may donate tower and equipment building space, or find a third-party donor of those facilities, and use the value of tower and equipment building rental calculated over the life of the transmitter to satisfy matching funds requirements. The applicant may also use the estimated cost of donated power, communications and standby power over the life of the transmitter to satisfy the matching funds requirement. The commitment of these donations must be unqualified and in writing to be considered in the calculation of matching funds. For such contributions to be utilized as matching funds, the applicant must estimate the value of the tower space contributed over the life of the transmitter which, for the purposes of this program, shall be assumed to be such period as the applicant selects, but not less than 15 years. The value of contributions of electrical power and telecommunications service must also be estimated using the same transmitter life. The Grant Application The completed grant application must contain: (1) A description of the new NOAA Weather Radio transmitter, its location, and projected area of coverage; (2) A detailed description of the community's need for the proposed system; and (3) A project budget, showing: (a) The amount of grant funds requested, and descriptions of the equipment proposed to be purchased with those funds; and (b) Contributions of funds, facilities, and services required to complete and sustain the project that will be applied to meet matching funds requirements as set forth in this NOFA. Matching funds requirements cannot be met by funds from a Federal source or in-kind matching facilities purchased with Federal funds. (4) Binding commitments from the applicant and the tower and site owners, if other than the applicant, that any offered commitments, such as tower space and electrical power, that are used to meet matching funds requirements will be provided, irrespective of changes in ownership of the facilities, without charge for the life of the transmitter as determined by the applicant pursuant to the section entitled “Matching Funding”; (5) A statement giving the name and population of the community and county in which the transmitter is located; (6) A description of any physical facilities offered to satisfy the matching fund requirements, including the tower height, age, load capacity, the elevation on the tower where space is offered, and details of equipment building space that will be made available for transmitter equipment; (7) A statement that the applicant, if it receives a Weather Radio grant pursuant to this NOFA, will execute a grant agreement containing technical and other standards and otherwise satisfactory to RUS. (8) A statement that the transmitter that will cover at least 60 percent of a hypothetical site area; (9) If the applicant is not the source of all matching funds or in-kind facilities offered, a list detailing each contributor and the items to be contributed, unqualified written commitments for delivery from each contributor, including the time of delivery, and the estimated value of the contribution; (10) A statement that other funding, such as loans, or state or local grant funding, or internally generated funding, is not available to establish a new NOAA Weather Radio transmitter; and (11) Such other information as may be reasonably requested by the Rural Utilities Service to clarify a particular application. Grant Award Criteria The Rural Utilities Service will process and approve, in the order received, grant applications meeting the requirements of this NOFA. Grantee Procurement Grantees establishing new NOAA Weather Radio transmitters must purchase National Weather Service—certified equipment, and must perform workmanship in a manner that is acceptable to the National Weather Service. Dated: March 27, 2001. Blaine D. Stockton, Acting Administrator, Rural Utilities Service. NWR Site Listing State and site name County name FIPS Latitude Longitude ALABAMA: ONEONTA BLOUNT 1009 34 03 04 86 29 01 PLEASANT RIDGE GREENE 1063 32 55 05 88 02 14 ROCKFORD COOSA 1037 32 55 06 86 16 04 SELMA DALLAS 1047 32 29 08 87 06 02 ALASKA: BARROW NORTH SLOPE 2185 71 17 25 156 46 43 BETHEL BETHEL 2050 161 45 21 60 47 32 CAPE SPENCER SKAGWAY-YAKUTAT 2231 58 12 34 136 39 12 DILLINGHAM DILLINGHAM 2070 158 27 27 59 02 23 GLENALLEN GLENALLEN 2261 62 06 33 149 59 50 GUSTAVUS SKAGWAY-YAKUTAT 2231 58 24 40 135 45 29 KAKE WRANGELL PETERSBURG 2280 56 28 24 133 56 55 KOTZEBUE NORTHWEST ARCTIC 2188 66 53 54 162 35 48 NAKNEK BRISTOL BAY 2060 58 43 87 157 01 00 NINILCHIK KENAI PENNINSULA 2122 60 03 00 151 38 82 SAND POINT ALEUTIANS EAST 2013 55 20 39 160 29 27 TOK SOUTHEAST FAIRBANKS 2240 63 18 47 143 00 29 WASILLA MATANUSKA 2170 61 34 96 149 26 75 AMERICAN SAMOA: PAGO PAGO 60010 MT ALVA TUTUILA ISLAND 60010 LE'OLO RIDGE OFU ISLAND 60010 MT OLOTELE TUTUILA ISLAND 60010 ARIZONA: E YUMA COUNTY YUMA 4027 32 45 06 114 00 18 KYKOTSMOVI NAVAJO 004017 35 18 00 110 31 00 MOHAVE (2) MOHAVE 4015 34 29 02 114 19 18 NOGALES SANTA CRUZ 004023 38 21 03 110 47 02 PIMA PIMA 004019 32 06 14 111 48 53 ARKANSAS: BRINKLEY/FOREST CITY MONROE 5095 34 53 16 91 11 40 EL DORADO UNION 5139 33 34 00 92 50 44 MAGNOLIA COLUMBIA 5027 33 15 33 93 14 00 MARIANNA LEE 5077 34 46 68 90 46 09 WILMOT ASHLEY 5003 33 18 25 90 53 49 CALIFORNIA: PT LOMA (MARINE) SAN DIEGO 006073 33 03 09 116 29 03 SAN DIEGO (SPANISH) SAN DIEGO 006073 33 03 09 116 29 03 ALTURAS MODOC 006049 41 43 50 121 21 14 BIG SUR MONTEREY 006053 36 16 13 121 48 23 BRECKENRIDGE MTN KERN 006029 35 19 02 118 40 05 CONTRA COSTA CNTY CONTRA COSTA 6013 37 54 20 122 09 34 CUESTA PEAK LOS ANGELES 006037 34 09 09 118 12 1 EL PASO MTNS KERN 6029 35 19 02 118 40 05 HORSE MOUNTAIN HUMBOLDT 006023 40 52 28 123 43 54 LAKE ELSINORE ORANGE 006059 33 38 05 117 49 01 LAKEPORT LAKE 006033 39 06 06 122 44 04 LAYTONVILLE TRINITY 006105 39 41 32 123 28 71 METRO MOHAVE (2) SAN BERNADINO 6071 34 06 46 117 16 39 MOUNT WILSON LOS ANGELES 006037 34 09 09 118 12 1 MOUNT WILSON SPANISH LOS ANGELES 006037 34 09 09 118 12 1 MT PIERCE HUMBOLDT 006023 40 39 03 123 51 04 MT TAMALPIAS SANTA CLARA 006085 37 16 01 121 16 08 MT. SHASTA SISKIYOU 006093 41 18 36 41 18 36 OJAI VENTURA 006111 34 20 09 119 03 04 ORLEANS HUMBOLDT 006023 41 18 04 123 32 47 OWENS VALLEY INYO 006027 38 35 74 120 25 03 PORTOLA MT PLUMAS COUNTY 006063 40 01 90 120 44 30 QUINCY/CHESTER PLUMAS 6063 40 00 54 119 06 43 REDWOOD NP DEL NORTE 006015 41 45 58 124 02 48 SAN DIEGO INTERIOR SAN DIEGO 006073 33 03 09 116 29 03 SEQUOIA NP TULARE 6107 36 16 18 118 32 24 SEQUOIA NP TULARE 6107 36 16 18 118 32 24 SUSANVILLE LASSEN 006035 40 24 59 120 39 07 UKIAH MENDOCINO 006045 39 26 04 123 23 00 WEAVERVILLE TRINITY 006105 40 40 04 123 02 07 YOSEMITE CALAVERAS 006009 37 44 43 119 35 50 COLORADO: ANTON WASHINGTON 8121 39 59 04 103 07 06 ASPEN PITKIN 8097 39 18 02 106 56 05 CANON CITY FREMONT 8043 38 28 09 105 33 05 CORTEZ MONTEZUMA 8083 37 19 20 108 32 45 CRAIG MOFFAT 8081 40 38 09 108 11 03 DURANGO LA PLATA 8067 36 56 08 108 09 07 EAGLE EAGLE 8037 39 37 03 106 37 05 EISENHOWER TUNNEL CLEAR CREEK 8019 39 45 01 104 54 08 FRANKTOWN DOUGLAS 8035 39 20 06 104 53 06 GUNNISON GUNNISON 8051 38 40 09 107 02 04 HARTSEL PARK 8093 39 07 07 105 41 00 HOLYOKE PHILLIPS 8095 40 38 00 102 24 00 HOT SULPUR SPRINGS GRAND 8049 40 06 04 104 07 01 IDAHOE SPRINGS GILPIN 8047 39 52 14 105 29 00 JULESBURG SEDGWICK 8115 40 56 35 102 21 28 LEADVILLE LAKE 8065 39 10 09 106 20 41 MEEKER RIO BLANCO 8103 40 01 08 108 18 06 NATURITA MONTROSE 8085 37 19 05 108 33 08 NUCLA SAN MIGUEL 8113 38 01 02 108 23 03 PAGOSA SPRINGS ARCHULETA 8007 37 13 01 107 01 07 SALIDA CHAFFEE 8015 38 46 00 106 05 05 SPRINGFIELD BACA 8009 37 19 01 102 32 03 TRINIDADS LAS ANIMAS 8071 37 20 01 103 58 07 WALSENBURG HUERFANO 8055 37 39 06 104 54 03 CHEYENNE WELLS CHEYENNE 8017 38 49 00 103 31 20 LIMON/BOYERO LINCOLN 8073 39 15 50 103 41 30 NUCLA MONTROSE 8085 38 29 14 107 54 17 PEONIA DELTA 8029 38 45 06 108 59 10 RANGELY RIO BLANCO 8103 40 08 50 109 59 07 STEAMBOAT SPRINGS ROUTT 8107 40 31 07 106 53 03 WALDEN JACKSON 8057 40 43 54 106 15 59 FLORIDA: NORTH MIAMI DADE 12025 25 33 05 78 54 03 PALMDALE GLADES 12043 26 57 09 81 05 07 SOUTH MIAMI DADE 12025 25 33 05 78 54 03 TAMPA HILLSBOROUGH 12057 40 08 55 104 47 69 GEORGIA: LA GRANGE TROUP 13285 33 02 96 85 01 37 HAWAII: DIAMON HEAD CREATER HONOLULU 15003 21 29 01 157 59 01 HANALEI KAUAI 15007 22 12 19 159 30 10 KA ANAPALI MAUI 15009 20 47 06 156 19 20 KAHAUA HAWAII 15001 19 35 00 155 58 09 KAILUA-KONA HAWAII 15001 19 35 04 155 30 09 KANEOHE HAWAII 15001 19 35 04 155 30 09 LAHAINA MAUI 15009 20 52 42 156 40 57 N.E. KAUAI KAUAI 15007 22 06 00 159 31 07 IDAHO: BURLEY MT HARRISON CASSIA 016031 42 17 20 113 40 70 ISLAND PARK FREMONT 016043 44 14 70 111 28 80 KELLOGG WALLACE SHOSHONE 016079 47 20 05 115 15 51 SALMON LEMHI 016059 44 55 06 114 02 80 SAND POINT BONNER 016017 48 16 36 116 33 08 SODA SPRINGS ONEIDA 016071 42 15 00 112 26 20 ILLINOIS: LENA STEPHENSON 17177 42 22 85 89 49 31 INDIANA: RICHMOND WAYNE 18177 39 49 44 84 53 25 RICHMOND WAYNE 18177 39 49 44 84 53 25 COAL CITY OWEN 18119 39 17 12 86 45 45 ROCHESTER FULTON 18049 40 45 08 86 45 00 IOWA: MAQUOKETA JOHNSON 19103 42 03 72 90 39 82 WESLEY KOSSUTH 19081 45 05 20 93 59 22 KANSAS: BELVIDERE KIOWA 20097 37 35 09 99 15 00 BURLINGTON COFFEY 20031 38 31 06 95 40 30 DIGHTON COOP LANE 20101 38 31 10 100 30 10 FT SCOTT BOURBON 20011 37 51 00 94 42 09 HILL CITY GRAHAM 20065 39 21 53 99 50 30 KIRWIN LAKE PHILLIPS 20147 39 46 70 99 18 00 LIBERAL SEWARD 20175 37 10 80 100 49 50 LINN LINN COUNTY 20107 38 13 01 94 49 01 MARYSVILLE MARSHALL 20117 39 49 30 96 23 06 NESS CITY NESS 20135 38 27 10 99 54 22 OSBORNE OSBORNE 20141 39 26 20 98 41 40 POMONA FRANKLIN 20059 38 35 45 95 27 12 PRATT PRATT 20097 37 37 10 99 06 22 ZENDA KINGMAN 20095 37 34 00 98 08 30 KENTUCKY: CAMPBELLSVILLE TAYLOR 21217 37 25 43 84 52 33 EKRON MEADE 21163 38 19 54 85 18 48 KELTNER ADAIR 21001 37 32 36 85 6 24 OWENTON OWEN 21184 38 44 36 84 19 42 STEWARTSVILLE GRANT 21081 38 38 00 84 37 00 WASHINGTON MASON 21161 38 36 00 83 48 00 WASHINGTON MASON 21161 38 36 00 83 48 00 WHITESVILLE OHIO 21183 37 31 06 85 59 36 LOUISIANA: BIENVILLE BIENVILLE 22013 BOGALUSA WASHINGTON 22117 30 47 20 89 50 55 DERIDDER BEAUREGARD 22011 30 50 46 93 17 18 FRANKLINTON WASHINGTON 22117 31 24 08 88 13 09 LUTCHER ST JAMES 22093 30 32 25 90 41 56 MANY SABINE 22085 31 34 07 93 29 02 NATCHITOCHES NATCHITOCHES 22069 31 50 00 93 42 00 REDDELL EVANGELINE 22039 30 43 60 92 22 30 RUSTON LINCOLN 22061 32 31 23 92 38 16 OAKDALE ALLEN 22003 30 48 59 92 39 39 MAINE: CUTLER WASHINGTON 23029 44 58 08 67 36 36 FRENCHVILLE AROOSTOOK 23003 47 17 07 68 18 41 MILLINOCKET PENOBSCOT 23019 45 31 01 68 38 80 MILO PISCATAQUIS 23021 45 50 33 69 17 42 OXFORD OXFORD 23017 44 07 54 70 29 37 SOMERSET SOMERSET 23025 45 36 26 69 47 53 MARYLAND: FROSTBURG ALLEGANY 24001 39 39 54 78 53 53 SUDLERSVILLE QUEEN ANNE'S 24035 39 10 31 75 55 06 MASSACHUSETTS: ESSEX ESSEC/MIDDLESEX 25017 42 37 51 70 46 21 NANTUCKET NANTUCKET 22019 41 17 00 70 05 00 MICHIGAN: BERGLAND ONTONAGON 26131 47 02 90 88 48 90 CROSWELL SANILAC 26151 43 28 00 82 36 80 CRYSTAL FALLS IRON 26071 46 05 53 88 20 02 ESCANABA DELTA 26041 45 44 43 87 03 52 IRONWOOD GPGEBIC 26053 46 27 17 90 10 15 LUDINGTON MASON 26105 44 02 80 86 33 80 NEWBERRY LUCE 26095 46 32 00 85 36 00 PORT AUSTIN HURON 26063 42 02 46 82 59 39 STEUBEN SCHOOLCRAFT 26153 46 19 00 86 13 80 MINNESOTA: BAUDETTE LAKE OF THE WOODS 27077 48 42 44 94 36 00 FERGUS FALLS OTTER TAIL 27111 46 10 26 95 54 55 TWIN VALLEY NORMAN 27107 47 15 36 96 15 32 AITKIN AITKIN 27001 46 39 50 95 33 00 FINLAND LAKE 27075 46 41 50 95 19 09 LAKE BRONSON KITTSON 27069 48 44 08 96 39 45 LAKE SHORE SHELL LAKE CASE 27021 46 24 29 94 21 20 LONE PRAIRIE TODD 27153 64 14 54 94 30 00 ORR ST LOUIS 27137 48 49 54 88 33 36 PINE CITY PINE 27115 45 52 30 92 33 00 RED WING GOODHUE 27049 44 35 24 91 54 12 SILVER LAKE MCLEOD 27085 45 00 42 93 13 12 VIRGINIA ST LOUIS 27137 48 03 30 86 54 24 WINONA MURRAY 27101 44 01 30 96 33 80 MISSISSIPPI: OAK GROVE WEST CARROLL PARISH 28015 36 46 00 91 27 20 MISSOURI: BATES COUNTY BATES 29013 38 15 01 94 21 00 CARROLLTON CARROLL 29033 39 36 50 93 34 20 CASSVILLE BARRY 29009 36 42 90 93 49 20 COLUMBIA BOONE 29019 39 00 30 92 06 24 GAINESVILLE OZARK 29153 36 32 45 92 38 57 JEFFERSON CITY COLE 29051 38 31 90 92 16 30 SALINE MERCER 29129 40 31 37 93 43 40 SHAWNEE MOUND HENRY 29083 38 27 20 93 49 00 MONTANA: BAKER/EKALAKA FALLON 030025 46 21 47 104 16 26 BLAINE BLAINE 030005 48 26 09 108 57 43 BOZEMAN-LIVINGSTON GALLATIN 030031 45 19 45 111 04 50 BROADUS POWER RIVER 030075 45 24 67 105 33 90 CIRCLE MCCONE 030055 47 35 79 107 38 73 CUT BANK GLACIER 030035 48 37 59 112 19 31 DILLON BEAVERHEAD 030001 45 12 59 112 38 12 GLACIER NP GLACIER 030035 48 41 15 113 48 15 JORDAN GARFIELD 30033 47 25 06 107 02 00 LEWISTOWN FERGUS 030027 47 15 00 109 15 48 LIBBY LINCOLN 030053 48 27 20 115 22 11 PHILIPSBURG GRANITE 030039 46 22 58 113 24 57 POPLAR ROOSEVELT 30085 48 16 48 104 58 30 SEELEY LAKE MISSOULA 030063 47 12 56 113 36 45 ST. REGIS/SUPERIOR MINERAL 030061 47 17 58 115 06 06 THOMPSON FALLS SANDERS 030089 47 41 50 115 06 20 NEBRASKA: ALBION BOONE 31011 41 41 27 98 00 12 LEWELLEN GARDEN 31069 41 34 59 102 13 36 MCCOOK RED WILLOW 31145 40 21 34 100 11 23 MERMA CUSTER 31041 41 38 09 101 38 50 MULLEN HOOKER 31091 42 02 23 101 02 32 ORD VALLEY 31175 41 22 38 98 41 31 PERU/FALLS CITY NEMAHA 31127 40 28 27 95 44 00 SHELBY POLK 31143 41 22 04 98 29 70 SHUBERT RICHARDSON 31147 40 04 87 95 23 38 SUPERIOR NUCKOLLS 31129 40 03 35 98 04 69 VALENTINE CHERRY 31031 42 02 23 100 53 29 WEST POINT CUMING 31039 41 55 90 96 38 83 NEVADA: BATTLE MTN LANDER 032015 41 13 51 115 45 01 BEATTY/DEATH VALLEY NP NYE 32023 36 54 31 116 45 30 CALIENTE LINCOLN 032017 37 24 46 114 48 80 GREAT BASIN NP WHITE PINE 32033 38 56 06 114 14 37 HAWTHORNE MINERAL 032021 38 32 31 118 25 41 JACKPOT ELKO 032007 41 59 00 114 40 26 LAKE MEAD/LAKE MOJAVE CLARK 032003 35 11 59 114 34 17 LOVELOCK PERSHING 32027 40 27 16 118 22 34 MC GILL WHITE PINE 032033 38 56 06 114 14 37 MCGILL WHITE PINE 32033 39 24 32 114 58 36 PYRAMID LAKE WASHOE 032031 40 22 31 119 45 01 TONOPAH NYE 032023 36 54 31 116 45 30 NEW HAMPSHIRE: HOLDEN HILL COOS 33007 44 56 47 71 20 49 MOOSE MTN GRAFTON 33009 43 42 30 72 09 16 MT WASHINGTON COOS 33007 44 41 05 71 10 19 PACK MODADNOCK MTN HILLSBORO 33011 42 51 40 71 52 45 STRATHAM HILL ROCKINGHAM 33015 43 02 22 70 53 26 TENNEY MTN GRAFTON 33009 43 44 35 47 41 42 NEW JERSEY: HAMBURG MTN SUSSEX 34037 41 08 37 74 43 18 SOUTHARD MONMOUTH 34025 40 08 23 74 13 21 NEW MEXICO: ALAMOGORDO OTERO 35035 32 53 05 105 57 27 ARTESIA EDDY 35015 32 35 01 104 38 84 CROWN POINT MCKINLEY 35031 35 53 97 108 43 36 GRANTS CIBOLA 35006 34 52 34 107 53 25 GUADALUPE MTN NP EDDY 35015 32 27 00 104 20 80 JICARILLA APACHE RIO ARRIBA 35039 36 30 33 106 41 49 LAS VEGAS SAN MIGUEL 35047 36 18 21 115 13 36 SANTA ROSA GUADALUPE 35019 34 56 36 104 40 36 SILVER CITY GRANTS 35017 32 27 28 108 26 54 SOCORRO SOCORRO 35053 34 06 93 106 32 52 TAOS/CHAMA RIO ARRIBA 35039 36 41 50 105 56 11 TRUTH OR CONSEQ. SIERRA 35051 32 02 60 107 30 10 TUCUMCARI QUAY 35037 35 17 06 103 41 49 NEW YORK: CALL MT STEUBEN 36101 42 17 20 70 20 40 ITHACA TOMPKINS 36109 42 26 00 76 28 00 MT WASHINGTON STEUBEN 36101 42 17 20 70 20 40 NIAGARA NIAGARA 36063 43 10 30 79 05 22 PARISHVILLE ST LAWRENCE 36089 44 35 00 75 10 00 S. ADIRONDACK HAMILTON 36041 44 00 01 74 30 01 SOUTH HILL CHAUTAUQUE 36013 42 15 02 79 24 00 WELLSVILLE ALLEGANY 36003 42 13 71 77 28 10 YATES YATES 36123 42 37 00 77 06 00 NORTH CAROLINA: ANSON WAYNE COUNTY 37191 35 22 00 78 00 01 CHATHAM CHATHAM 37037 35 42 53 79 10 47 GREENVILLE PITT 37147 35 34 00 77 23 00 JEFFERSON ASHE 37009 36 25 00 81 28 00 MACON MACON 37185 36 26 19 78 05 03 POTTERS HILL DUPLIN 37061 34 51 00 77 39 00 RICHMOND RICHMOND 37153 35 03 46 79 46 44 NORTH DAKOTA: BOTTINEAU BOTTINEAU 38009 48 46 20 100 44 07 CAVALIER PEMBINA 38067 49 02 00 98 44 06 GWINNER SARGENT 38081 46 13 33 97 39 44 HETTINGLER ADAMS 38001 46 00 05 102 38 11 KENMARE WARD 38101 48 08 41 101 30 27 LANGDON CAVALIER 38019 48 45 08 99 29 40 NEW TOWN MOUNTRIL 38061 47 28 44 102 48 22 RUGBY PIERCE 38069 48 22 08 99 56 45 SHEYENNE EDDY 38027 47 49 25 99 05 40 STEELE KIDDER 38043 46 20 40 99 35 14 UNDERWOOOD MC LEAN 38055 47 46 46 101 11 03 WISHEK MCINTOSH 38051 39 05 01 83 04 19 OHIO: FINDLAY HANCOCK 39063 41 05 78 83 00 01 OKLAHOMA: BARTLESVILLE WASHINGTON 40147 36 35 31 95 42 07 BROKEN BOW MC CURTAIN 40089 34 01 33 94 44 11 GUYMON TEXAS 40139 36 40 58 101 28 52 MUSKOGEE MUSKOGEE 40101 35 44 52 95 22 10 STILLWATER PANE 40119 36 06 56 97 03 29 WEWOKA SEMINOLE 40133 35 09 31 96 29 93 OREGON: BAKER CITY BAKER 041001 44 43 49 117 39 80 BURNS HARNEY 041025 43 56 63 119 04 39 CAPE BLANCO CURRY 041015 42 26 27 124 12 07 COLUMBIA GORGE WASCO 041065 45 42 35 121 31 19 DIAMOND LAKE AREA KLAMATH 041035 42 49 30 121 56 90 FLORENCE/REEDSPORT LANE 041039 43 58 58 124 05 55 FOSSIL SNOWBOARD RDG WHEELER 041069 44 43 50 120 04 40 JOHN DAY FALL MT GRANT 041023 44 25 33 18 56 23 LAKEVIEW LAKE 041037 42 46 94 119 44 26 UKIAH BLACK MT UMATILLA 041059 45 08 06 118 55 97 PENNSYLVANIA: ALTOONA BLAIR 42013 40 50 96 78 41 88 DUTCHMAN HILL POTTER 42105 41 45 02 78 00 08 MEADVILLE CRAWFORD 42039 41 41 01 80 06 27 MT CARMEL NORTHUMBERLAND 42041 40 53 40 76 40 63 PUNXSUTAWNEY JEFFERSON 42065 40 56 32 78 58 17 WAYNE WAYNE 42127 41 39 01 75 18 23 PUERTO RICO: VIEQUES VIEQUES ISLAND 72147 18 43 53 65 60 06 SOUTH CAROLINA: BARNWELL BARNWELL 45011 33 14 41 81 21 32 CHESTERFIELD CHESTERFIELD 45025 34 38 45 79 56 43 GREENWOOD GREENWOOD 45047 34 11 43 82 09 43 ORANGEBURG ORANGEBURG 45075 33 30 01 80 31 90 ROCK HILL YORK 45091 34 15 06 81 15 19 SRN. GEORGETOWN SMITH 45089 34 37 79 82 22 18 UNION UNION 45087 34 43 22 81 37 26 WALHALLA OCONEE 45073 34 45 53 83 03 51 SOUTH DAKOTA: FAITH MEADE 46093 45 02 13 98 46 43 PORCUPINE SHANNON 46113 43 23 75 102 32 12 ROSEBUD IND RES TODD 46121 43 23 19 100 84 98 TRIPP HUTCHINSON 46067 43 13 30 97 57 59 WHITE RIVER MELLETTE 46095 43 34 02 100 44 39 ZIEBACH STANDING ROCK ZIEBACH 46137 44 58 56 101 40 10 TENNESSEE: BIG SANDY BENTON 47005 36 14 60 88 48 63 BLOUT BLOUNT 47009 35 39 22 85 20 29 CARTHAGE SMITH 47159 36 12 90 85 51 40 ETOWAH MCMINN 47107 32 46 49 93 03 30 LA FOLLETTE CAMPBELL 47013 36 22 58 84 07 12 LOBELVILLE-LINDEN PERRY 47135 35 37 02 87 40 22 MCKENZIE CARROLL 47017 36 14 60 88 38 63 PARSONS WAYNE 47181 35 13 16 87 22 26 POLK POLK 47139 35 28 93 87 26 92 PUTNAM PUTNAM 47141 36 11 09 85 42 58 SAVANNAH HARDIN 47071 35 13 57 88 14 48 SEQUATCHIE SEQUATCHIE 47153 35 13 58 85 47 26 SEWANEE FRANKLIN 47051 35 21 35 85 21 35 TEXAS: SHAMROCK WHEELER 48483 35 12 51 100 14 55 STRATFORD SHERMAN 48421 36 20 10 102 04 18 ALPINE BREWSTER 48043 29 11 10 103 24 45 ARMSTRONG KENEDY 48261 26 49 70 97 42 50 BEEVILLE BEE 48025 28 24 02 97 44 53 BENAVIDES DUVAL 48125 27 35 55 98 24 28 BIG BEND NP BREWSTER 48043 29 11 10 103 24 45 BIG LAKE REAGAN 48383 31 22 30 100 31 00 BRECKENRIDGE STEPHENS 48429 32 45 20 98 54 07 BROWNFIELD TERRY 48445 33 10 52 102 16 26 BROWNWOOD BROWN 48049 31 42 33 98 59 27 CANTON-WILLS VAN ZANDT 48467 32 31 30 95 51 00 CENTER SHELBY 48419 31 25 22 103 29 34 CENTERVILLE LEON 48289 31 23 10 95 56 10 CHILDRESS CHILDRESS 48069 34 25 35 100 12 13 CISCO EASTLAND 48133 32 24 80 98 49 00 CONROE MONTGOMERY 48339 30 14 50 95 27 80 COTULLA LA SALLE 48283 28 26 12 96 14 05 CROCKETTT HOUSTON 48225 33 08 18 96 06 38 CRYSTAL CITY ZAVALA 48507 28 54 30 99 43 08 DALHART DALLAM/HARTLEY 48109 36 06 33 102 51 92 DIMMITT CASTRO 48069 34 33 03 102 18 41 EAGLE PASS MAVERICK 48323 28 42 32 100 29 57 EL PASO SPANISH EL PASO 48141 31 46 70 106 09 26 FAIRFIELD FREESTONE 48161 31 43 28 96 09 54 FALFURRIAS BROOKS 48043 27 23 22 98 12 92 FRIONA PARMER 48369 34 38 30 102 43 25 GAINESVILLE COOKE 48075 32 15 31 99 32 21 GEORGE WEST LIVE OAK 48297 28 25 03 98 15 00 GRAHAM YOUNG 48503 3310 49 98 40 32 GREENVILLE HUNT 48231 33 08 18 96 06 38 HASKELL HASKELL 48207 33 09 27 99 44 00 HEBBRONVILLE JIM HOUGH 48247 27 18 23 98 40 41 HEREFORD DEAF SMITH 48117 34 56 20 102 35 09 HICO HAMILTON 48065 31 44 05 98 08 07 HILLSBORO HILL 48217 32 00 39 97 07 47 KINGSVILLE KLEGERG 48273 27 30 56 97 51 21 KIRBYVILLE JASPER 48241 30 43 01 94 09 01 LAMPASAS LAMPASAS 48281 31 03 49 98 10 53 LEAKEY REAL 48385 29 44 59 99 45 53 LIBERTY LIBERTY 48291 30 11 05 94 50 01 MARFAIALPINE PRESIDIO 48377 30 18 28 104 01 07 MENARD MENARD 48327 30 55 03 99 47 10 MINERAL WELLS PALO PINTO 48363 32 48 30 98 06 45 MOUNT PLEASANT TITUS 48449 32 23 49 99 58 17 ORE CITY UPSHUR 48459 32 30 02 94 44 25 PALESTINE ANDERSON 48001 31 48 43 95 37 50 PAMPA GRAY 48179 35 22 85 100 34 87 PECOS REEVES 48389 31 22 00 103 27 50 PERRYTON OCHILTREE 48357 36 24 00 100 48 08 PLAINVIEW HALE 48189 34 11 05 101 42 23 RAYMONDVILLE WILLACY 48489 26 31 20 97 57 30 RIO GRANDE CITY STARR 48427 26 36 09 98 44 10 ROCK SPRINGS EDWARDS 48137 29 57 16 100 05 34 SANDERSON TERRELL 48443 30 08 32 102 23 37 SEMINOLE GAINES 48165 32 31 81 102 34 58 SHEFFIELD PECOS 48371 30 41 70 104 59 06 SIERRA BLANCA HUDSPETH 48229 31 10 28 105 21 24 SONORA SUTTON 48435 30 31 10 100 34 30 SPUR DICKENS 48111 33 28 35 100 51 19 STEPHENVILLE ERATH 48143 32 13 14 98 12 07 SWEETWATER NOLAND 48353 32 16 42 100 14 56 THALIA FOARD 48155 33 55 87 99 43 38 THROCKMORTON THROCKMORTON 48447 33 11 09 99 13 20 TOLEDO BEND NEWTON 48351 30 45 60 93 42 90 UVALDE UVALDE 48463 32 30 02 94 44 25 VAN HORN CULBERTSON 48097 31 03 90 104 27 73 WOODVILLE TYLER 48457 30 46 30 94 24 55 ZAPATA ZAPATA 48505 26 52 17 99 15 19 UTAH: BRYCE CANYON GARFIELD 049017 37 52 40 111 18 50 CAPITOL REEF NP SEVIER 049041 38 45 50 111 54 50 CASTLE DALE EMERY 049015 39 00 09 110 38 90 FLAMING GORGE UINTAH 49047 40 57 02 109 35 09 GREEN RIVER GRAND 49019 39 22 12 107 43 00 GREEN RIVER EMERY 49015 39 06 36 111 09 06 HEBER WASATCH 049051 40 19 58 111 09 32 MOAB GRAND 49019 39 00 30 107 43 00 MONTICELLO SAN JUAN 49037 37 54 54 106 34 12 PRICE CARBON 49007 39 29 12 110 34 00 SEVIER VALLEY SANPETE 049039 39 25 40 111 45 20 ZION NP. WASHINGTON 049053 37 15 03 112 57 20 VERMONT: RUTLAND RUTLAND 50021 43 34 06 73 04 10 VIRGIN ISLANDS: ST. CROIX ST. CROIX 78010 17 43 08 64 46 30 ST. THOMAS ST. THOMAS 78030 18 21 19 64 56 13 VIRGINIA: ACCOMACK ACCOMACK 51001 37 43 00 75 40 00 BOWLING GREEN CAROLINE 51033 38 03 00 77 21 00 CHARLOTTESVILLE ALBEMARLE 51003 38 01 45 78 28 37 EMPORIA EMPORIA 51595 36 41 09 77 32 34 ROCKBRIDGE ROCKBRIDGE 51163 37 48 54 79 24 73 SAND MTN WYTHE 51197 36 56 90 81 04 00 SOUTH BOSTON HALIFAX 51083 36 41 55 78 54 06 SOUTH HILL MECKLENBERG 51117 36 38 30 78 12 90 TAZEWELL TAZEWELL 51185 37 08 00 81 33 00 WISE WISE 51195 37 00 01 82 34 40 WASHINGTON: BLAINE AREA WHATCOM 053073 48 48 40 121 56 70 CHEWELAH PK STEVENS 053065 48 23 49 117 51 10 CLE ELUM KITTITAS 053037 47 08 50 120 37 01 DAYTON GARFIELD 53023 46 50 30 117 38 90 GOLDENDALE KLICKITAT 053039 45 24 80 120 12 80 LAKE CHELAN OKANOGAN 053047 47 50 04 120 00 41 MOSES LAKE/EPHRATA GRANT 053025 47 07 49 119 16 37 MOUNT RANIER(2) PIERCE 053053 46 51 10 121 45 31 NACHES YAKIMA 053077 46 20 90 120 52 50 OLYMPIC NP CLALLAM JEFFERSON 053009 47 58 35 123 41 13 SKAGIT VALLEY SKAGIT WHATCOM 053073 48 48 60 121 56 70 SNOQUALMIE PASS KING 53033 47 26 00 121 48 40 STEVENS PASS KING 053033 47 26 00 121 48 40 WEST VIRGINIA: GREG'S KNOB PRESTON 54077 39 27 40 79 38 10 MORGANTOWN MONONGALIA 54061 39 37 46 79 57 22 OLSEN KNOB RANDOLPH 54083 38 36 70 79 59 50 RANDOLPH TUCKER 54093 39 09 60 79 35 30 WISCONSIN: SHELL LAKE WASHBURN 55129 45 50 00 45 50 00 ASHLAND ASHLAND 55003 46 35 33 90 53 01 GILMAN TAYLOR 55119 45 10 00 90 48 27 KENOSHA KENOSHA 55059 42 35 00 87 59 80 MANAWA/OGDENSBURG WAUPACA 55135 44 28 30 89 01 60 OWEN/WITHEE CLARK 55019 44 33 36 90 35 46 RHINELANDER ONEIDA 55085 45 38 12 89 24 43 WAUSAUKEE MARINETTE 55075 45 22 15 87 57 08 WYOMING: GREYBULL BIG HORN 56003 45 04 30 106 01 00 AFTON LINCOLN 56023 42 25 08 110 25 04 GILLETTE CROOK 56011 44 15 48 104 56 59 JACKSON TETON 56039 43 44 04 109 32 05 LUSK NIOBRARA 56027 42 08 10 104 16 58 SUBLETTE SUBLETTE 56035 42 50 01 109 33 00 WORLAND AIRPORT WASHAKIE 56043 43 55 03 107 43 06 YELLOWSTONE NP PARK 56029 44 36 07 109 47 02 [FR Doc. 01-8231 Filed 4-3-01; 8:45 am] BILLING CODE 3410-15-U --- Source: Frix Law Library, https://www.frixlaw.com/law-library/documents/fr%3A01-8231. 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