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  • Hazardous Materials: Revision to Standards for Infectious Substances

    Federal Register · Rule · Aug 14, 2002

    Commenters' suggestion that air carriers may refuse shipments as a result of this requirement is speculative; no air carriers indicated they would refuse shipments as a result of this provision. … (e) Periodic retesting.

    67 FR 53118Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Grants and Denials of Applications for Exemptions

    Federal Register · Notice · Jun 21, 1995

    Clean Earth 49 CFR 171.8(c). … Air Products and 49 CFR 173.34 To authorize Chemicals, (e)(15)(i)(ii).

    60 FR 32392Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Preemption Determination No. 21(R); Tennessee Hazardous Waste Transporter Fee and Reporting Requirements

    Federal Register · Notice · Oct 6, 1999

    In its rebuttal comments, DEC asked RSPA to reopen the comment period to allow commenters to respond to rebuttal comments. … In each of these respects, Tennessee is acting ``substantively the same as'' Federal law.

    64 FR 54474Justice DepartmentTransportation Department
  • Hazardous Materials: Changes to the Hazard Communication Requirements, Including Revision of Design of Labels and Placards for Materials Poisonous by Inhalation (PIH)

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Jun 11, 2003

    Regulatory Flexibility Act E. Paperwork Reduction Act F. Regulatory Identification Number (RIN) G. Unfunded Mandates Reform Act H. Environmental Assessment I. … Printing dyes are relatively inexpensive, but not designed to last for long periods of time.

    68 FR 34880Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Harmonization with the United Nations Recommendations, International Maritime Dangerous Goods Code, and International Civil Aviation Organization's Technical Instructions

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Dec 3, 2002

    transition period. … We should receive comments regarding information collection burdens prior to the close of the comment period identified in the DATES section of this rulemaking.

    67 FR 72034Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Nassau County, New York, Ordinance on Transportation of Liquefied Petroleum Gases

    Federal Register · Notice · Oct 10, 2000

    NYPGA submitted rebuttal comments. … 1998 determination, RSPA explained that propane is a form of LPG that is used throughout the United States for home and commercial heating and cooking, in agriculture, in industrial processing, and as a clean-air

    65 FR 60238Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Office of Hazardous Materials Safety; Notice of Applications for Modification of Exemption

    Federal Register · Notice · May 31, 2001

    DATES: Comments must be received on or before June 15, 2001. Address Comments To: Records Center, Research and Special Programs Administration, U.S. … Comments should refer to the application number and be submitted in triplicate.

    66 FR 29630Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Hazardous Materials: Cargo Tank Motor Vehicles in Liquefied Compressed Gas Service; Interim Final Rule

    Federal Register · Rule · Feb 19, 1997

    Propane gas is used in over 18 million installations nationwide for home and commercial heating and cooking, in agriculture, in industrial processing, and as a clean air alternative engine fuel for both … Written comments should be received by the close of the comment period identified elsewhere in this rulemaking and should be addressed to the Dockets Unit as identified in the Addresses section of this

    62 FR 7638Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Office of Hazardous Materials Safety; Applications for Exemptions

    Federal Register · Notice · Jul 23, 1999

    DATES: Comments must be received on or before (30 days after publication). ADDRESS COMMENTS TO: Records Center, Research and Special Programs Administration, U.S. … Comments should refer to the application number and be submitted in triplicate.

    64 FR 40057Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Passage of Instrumented Internal Inspection Devices

    Federal Register · Rule · Apr 12, 1994

    Also, to further reduce the possibility of the smart pig becoming stuck, prior runs can be scheduled, with cleaning and caliper pigs, during periods of minimal load requirements. … Many commenters argued that the addition of restraining elements to these fittings may inhibit cleaning of the branch lines by spheres or cleaning pigs.

    Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Hazardous Materials: Availability of Information for Hazardous Materials Transported by Aircraft

    Federal Register · Rule · Mar 25, 2003

    The majority of commenters objected to the proposed one year retention period. … Three commenters (UPS, ALPA and IPA) supported a 90-day retention period, two commenters (FedEx and ATA) a 30-day period, while another (Emery) favored a retention period in the 30-90 day range.

    68 FR 14341Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • The National Response Team's Integrated Contingency Plan Guidance

    Federal Register · Notice · Jun 5, 1996

    SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Presidential Review Findings Section 112(r)(10) of the Clean Air Act required the President to conduct a review of federal release prevention, mitigation, and response … One approach that is required by certain regulations, such as the Clean Air Act (CAA) and OPA is to develop planning scenarios for certain types and sizes of releases (i.e., worst case discharge).

    61 FR 28642Justice DepartmentEnvironmental Protection Agency
  • Revised and Clarified Hazardous Materials Safety Rulemaking and Program Procedures

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Dec 11, 1998

    within the comment period -- generally 60 days after the [[Page 68631]] direct final rule is published in the Federal Register. … We will publish a confirmation document in the Federal Register, generally within 15 days after the comment period closes, if we have not received an adverse comment or notice of intent to file an adverse

    63 FR 68624Revised and Clarified Hazardous Materials Safety Rulemaking and ProgramTransportation Department
  • Nassau County, New York, Ordinance on Transportation of Liquefied Petroleum Gases

    Federal Register · Notice · Aug 25, 1998

    The permit shall be given full force and effect for a period of one (1) year. … gas which, according to NPGA, is used by more than 18 million installations throughout the United States for home and commercial heating and cooking, in agriculture, in industrial processing, and as a clean-air

    63 FR 45283Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Hazardous Materials: Retention of Shipping Papers

    Federal Register · Rule · Jul 12, 2002

    Discussion of Comments We received 16 written comments. … Most commenters support the proposed 375-day period for retention of shipping papers.

    67 FR 46123Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Houston, Texas Requirements on Storage of Hazardous Materials During Transportation

    Federal Register · Notice · Nov 13, 2003

    Rebuttal comments may discuss only those issues raised by comments received during the initial comment period and may not discuss new issues. … As a result, hazardous materials typically spend only a very short period of time at the Air France cargo facility.

    68 FR 64413Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Application by Association of Waste Hazardous Materials Transporters for a Preemption Determination as to Cleveland, Ohio Requirements for Transportation of Hazardous Materials

    Federal Register · Notice · Sep 17, 1998

    Rebuttal comments may discuss only those issues raised by comments received during the initial comment period and may not discuss new issues. … Twenty of the incidents were in the air mode, seventeen were in the rail mode. Of the 204 incidents only 3 met DOT's definition of ``serious.

    63 FR 49804Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Hazardous Materials; Prohibition on the Transportation of Primary Lithium Batteries and Cells Aboard Passenger Aircraft

    Federal Register · Rule · Dec 15, 2004

    RSPA and FAA also plan on holding a public meeting on this rulemaking before the end of the comment period. … We also plan to hold a public meeting before the end of the comment period to hear comments and concerns related to the provisions of this IFR.

    69 FR 75208Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Hazardous Materials: Revision of Requirements for Carriage by Aircraft

    Federal Register · Proposed Rule · Jan 21, 2005

    SUMMARY: RSPA is extending until March 18, 2005, the period for interested persons to submit comments on the November 10, 2004 notice of proposed rulemaking in response to a request by the Air Transport … On November 19, 2004, the Air Transport Association (ATA) requested an extension of the comment period by an additional 90 days until April 29, 2005.

    70 FR 3179Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration
  • Passage of Instrumented Internal Inspection Devices

    Federal Register · Uncategorized Document · Sep 30, 1994

    INGAA also points to the lack of population around offshore lines and the periodic cleaning of the gas transmission lines that removes condensates as justification for exception from the rules for these … INGAA asserts that most offshore gas pipeline operators use cleaning pigs to periodically sweep condensate to onshore separation facilities.

    Transportation DepartmentResearch and Special Programs Administration

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