United States
Environmental Protection
Agency
Information Services
and Library
Washington DC 20460
EPA/IMSD/87-001
May 1989
Revised
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A Pathfinder To
Major EPA Dockets
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PATHFINDER TO
MAJOR EPA DOCKETS
MAY 1989
(REVISED)
PREPARED BY:
GLORIS J. BUTLER
INFORMATION SERVICES BRANCH
INFORMATION MANAGEMENT & SERVICES DIVISION
OFFICE OF INFORMATION RESOURCES MANAGEMENT
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CONTENT
INTRODUCTION..^... i
PUBLIC INFORMATION REFERENCE UNIT 1
AIR DOCKET 3
RCRA DOCKET 5
SUPERFUND DOCKET 7
NPL REGIONAL DOCKET CONTACTS 10
DRINKING WATER DOCKET 11
TOXIC SUBSTANCES DOCKET 13
PESTICIDES DOCKET 17
UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK (UST) DOCKET 20
QUICK REFERENCE TO DOCKETS 22
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INTRODUCTION
Dockets are the official, legal files of rulemaking actions. They include:
official statements of the Administrator's position, represented by published
rulemaking documents; information considered by the Agency during
rulemaking; transcripts of hearings; litigation records, and comments
received from persons outside the Agency. Dockets are open to the public in
accordance with the requirements set forth in the Freedom of Information
Act (FOIA), 5 U.S.C. 552.
The major dockets in EPA are: (1) Public Information Reference Unit (Water,
Air, Noise), (2) Air Docket, (3) Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
(RCRA) Docket, (4) Superfund Docket, (5) Drinking Water Docket, (6) Toxic
Substances Docket, (7) Federal Insecticide, Fungicide & Rodenticide Act
(Pesticides) Docket and (8) Underground Storage Tank Docket. These Dockets
and Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) materials are required to be
maintained through provisions of each of the regulatory statutes they
support. All supporting documentation must be indexed, filed and kept in a
secure location. They are retrieved when a visitor examines the index and
requests a particular set of documents from the Docket clerk. The Dockets
charge a reasonable copying fee for duplication (as specified by FOIA
requirements).
PURPOSE
This Pathfinder is designed as a guide to the major EPA Dockets. It should be
of assistance to staff at EPA Headquarters, Regional Libraries, other
government agencies and the public who require information about EPA
rulemakings.
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PUBLIC INFORMATION REFERENCE UNIT (PIRU)
DESCRIPTION:
PIRU provides public access to regulatory information
supporting the Agency's actions administered under (1) the
Clean Air Act (primarily), the State Implementation Plans),
and (2) the Clean Water Act (primarily, the Effluent
Limitation Guidelines). Records are submitted to PIRU
(indexed) by the programs within EPA or the Regions for
public inspection and photocopying. PIRU also has
information supporting other EPA regulations issued under the
following statutes: Resource Conservation and Recovery Act
(RCRA), Safe Drinking Water Act, Noise Control Act and The
Marine Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act.
RULING, STATUTE AUTHORITY CITATION:
EPA Regulations are authorized by specific legislation of
Congress: clean Air Act Sec. 110, 11(d), 202, 206, 208, 324;
Clean Water Act, Sec. 301, 402; Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act (RCRA), Sec. 3011; Safe Drinking Water Act, Sec.
1411, 1412, 1446; Noise Control Act, Sec. 205; The Marine
Protection, Research and Sanctuaries Act, Sec. 102, 104(d).
CONTENT:
The PIRU informational material comprised of background
documents (scientific and technical); comments to regulatory
actions; transcripts of public hearings;
correspondence/memoranda.
LOCATION:
Public Information Reference Unit
Room M-2904
SERVICE PROVIDED:
Responds to all public and government inquiries. Most
services provided are for walk-in visitors. Open for
inspection and copying from 8:30 A.M to 4:00 P.M. A
reasonable fee is charged for materials copied.
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CONTACT:
Gloris J. Butler, Manager
(202) 382-5926, FTS (8) 382-5926
ADDRESS:
USEPA
Public Information Reference Unit (PM-211D)
401 "M" St., SW, Rm. M-2904
Washington, DC 20460
STAFFING:
l-Fulltime Employee
SECURITY:
All records are available for public inspection. No security
clearance is necessary.
AUTOMATION (INDEX):
The index is automated onto a Lexitron. Plans are being made
to use an advanced automated system for future indexes.
AVERAGE MAINTENANCE TERM OF DOCKET BEFORE
RETIRING TO FEDERAL RECORD CENTER (FRC):
Most are retained for 1-year after final ruling, then
returned to Program for FRC arrangement. Others, such as
Mobile Sources, are retained indefinitely because earlier
model cars are still available. Those records involved with
RCRA are retained for only the 30-day comment period, but can
be retained longer if comment period is extended.
FOIA REQUEST:
All PIRU's requests for information are from walk-in
visitors. All FOIA requests are forwarded to the EPA Freedom
of Information Office for processing.
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AIR DOCKET
DESCRIPTION:
The EPA Air Docket, maintained by the Office of General
Counsel, contains the public record of information used in
the promulgation of revision of Agency rulemaking and certain
other decisions under the Clean Air Act. A variety of
indexes facilitates access to the individual dockets and to
each document therein.
RULING, STATUTE AUTHORITY CITATION:
Clean Air Act, Section 307(D)
CONTACT:
The Air Docket files are composed of Federal Register
notices; background documents, e.g. scientific and technical
reports; transcripts of public hearings;
correspondence/memoranda; public comments. Approximately 75%
of the docket records are available in microfiche.
LOCATION:
Air Dockets
Room M-1500, (ground floor)
SERVICE PROVIDED:
All inquiries are answered whether by mail, telephone, or
other electronic means . A public reading room is open from
8:30 A.M. to 12:00 P.M. and from 1:30 P.M., Monday thru
Friday. The facility is equipped with reading tables, a
photocopier, microfiche reader/printers, and a fiche-to-fiche
duplicator.
CONTACT:
Jacqueline Brown, Manager
(202) 382-7545, FTS (8) 382-7548
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ADDRESS:
USEPA, Air Dockets
Office of General Counsel, (LE-131)
401 "M" Street, SW, Rm. M-1500
Washington, DC 20460
STAFFING:
l-Fulltime Employee
SECURITY:
Records are available for public review without security
clearance.
AUTOMATION (INDEX):
Indexes are updated and maintained on a Lexitron.
AVERAGE MAINTENANCE TERM OF DOCKET BEFORE
RETIRING TO FEDERAL CENTER (FRC):
1-Year
FOIA REQUEST:
FOIA requests received by Air Docker are forwarded to the EPA
Freedom of Information Office for processing.
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RESOURCE CONSERVATION & RECOVERY ACT
DESCRIPTION:
The Resource Conservation & Recovery Act (RCRA) Docket
provides public access to regulatory information supporting
the Agency's actions under the Resource Conservation and
Recovery Act. Records support Federal Register notices,
Delisting Petitions and other Office of Solid Waste (OSW)
publications. RCRA Docket publishes a semiannual catalog of
frequently requested documents .
RULING, STATUTE AUTHORITY CITATION:
Resource Conservation & Recovery Act (RCRA), Sec. 3011.
CONTENT:
Background and support documents, RCRA Federal Register
notices, comments to regulatory actions,
correspondence/memoranda transcripts of public hearings,
Delisting Petitions, Administrative Records, policy
directives, Health and Environmental Effects Profiles (HEEPs)
OSW publications and guidance documents.
LOCATION:
RCRA Docket
Room M-2427
SERVICE PROVIDED:
Docket hours 9:00 A.M.-4:00 P.M. - appointments necessary.
Open to public for viewing and copying. A reasonable fee is
charged for materials copied. Assists in distribution of OSW
publications.
CONTACT:
Kathy Bruneske, Joanne Graham, Mildred Tidwell
(202) 475-9327, FTS (8) 475-9327
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ADDRESS:
USEPA, RCRA Docket (OS 305)
Office of Resource Conservation & Recovery Act
401 "M" Street, SW, RM.M-2427
Washington, DC 20460
STAFFING:
3-Fulltime Employees, 1-Part-Time Employee
SECURITY:
All records are available for public inspection. No security
clearance necessary.
AUTOMATION (INDEX):
Automated inventory. No public access to automated system.
AVERAGE MAINTENANCE TERM OF DOCKET BEFORE
RETIRING TO FEDERAL RECORD CENTER (FRC):
No Existing policy.
FOIA REQUEST:
Requests for RCRA Docket Information are received in writing,
and through telephone requests, walk-in requests and the
Superfund/RCRA HOTLINE (800) 424-9346. FOIA requests
received by RCRA Docket are forwarded to the Freedom of
Information Office for processing.
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SUPERFUND DOCKET AND INFORMATION CENTER (SDIC)
DESCRIPTION:
The Superfund Docket and Information Center supports the
OSWER Superfund program through two basic services: (1)
providing public access to official EPA dockets, and (2)
coordination , management and distribution Superfund
documents and information. The SDIC maintains dockets in
three statutory areas: (1) the Comprehensive Environmental
Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) of 1980, as
amended 'by the Superfund Amendments Reauthorization Act
(SARA) of 1986, (2) the Emergency Planning and Community
Right-to-Know Act of 1986 (Title III of SARA), and (3)
Section 3012 of the Resource Conservation and Recovery Act ,
as amended by HSWA (1984) . The SDIC is an integral part of
the Superfund Document Management System (SDMS) for managing
policy, guidance and other documents.
RULING, STATUTORY AUTHORITY CITATION:
Title's I, III And IV Of The Comprehensive Environmental
Response, Compensation and Liability Act (CERCLA) OF 1980, as
amended by the Superfund Amendments Reauthorization Act
(SARA) of 1986; Title III of SARA, the Emergency Planning and
Community Right-to-Know Act of 1986; Section 3012 of the
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act , as amended by HSWA
(1984); and Section 311 of the Clean Water Act.
CONTENT:
Background data, comments on regulatory actions, Federal
Register notices, transcripts of public hearings support
documents for regulatory decisions, correspondence/memoranda,
Administrative Records, Superfund Program directives.
Current Rulemakings: National Contingency Plans and
Revisions; National Priority List (NPL) and Revisions;
Reportable adjustments and Revisions; Arbitration Procedures
and Natural Resource Claims Procedures; Deletion of States of
NPL; Discharge Regulations; Emergency Planning Programs and
Community Right-to-Know; Records of Decision; Radionuclides
Regulations and Carcinogen Regulations.
SDMS Documents: guidance, policy memoranda/compendium, OSWER
Directives, Records of Decision (RODs), and miscellaneous
program related documents (pamphlets, bulletins, fact sheets,
etc.) .
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LOCATION:
Superfund Docket
Room M-2427
SERVICE PROVIDED:
Responds to all inquiries for information on the Superfund
program and requests for: access to docket files (by
appointment); copies of documents; makes referrals; provides
support to the Superfund/RCRA Hotline; and provides copies of
the Federal Register (FR) publications involving the
•Superfund program. The SDIC is open to the public from 9:00
to 4:00 p.m., Monday through Friday, and is closed on Federal
holidays. The SDIC main telephone number is (202) 382-3046
for general information and (202) 382-6940 for ordering
copies of Superfund documents and directives.
CONTACT:
SDIC Contacts: Ms. Tina Maragousis, Ms Deena Watson-Vann and
Ms. Beverly Whitehead, of Booz, Allen and Hamilton, Inc.
EPA Contacts:
Philip P. Jalbert, Project Manager
(202) 382-2182, FTS (8) 382-2865
Betti Van Epps
(202) 475-8864, FTS (8) 475-8864
ADDRESS:
U.S. Environmental Protection Agency
Superfund Docket and Information Center (SDIC), OS-245
401 "M" Street, SW, Rm. M-2427
Washington, DC 20460
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STAFFING:
CONTRACTOR: BOOZ, ALLEN AND HAMILTON, INC,
4330 EAST WEST HIGHWAY
BETHESDA, MD 20814
3-Fulltime
1-Halftime
SECURITY:
All records available have had prior Office of General
Counsel (OGC) approval and therefore are available to public
for viewing. Docket room is locked. All documents are
housed in lockable file cabinets. No security clearance
necessary.
AUTOMATION (INDEX):
Lexitron indexes updated daily. Inventory and docket
comments automation projected for FY 1989.
AVERAGE MAINTENANCE TERM OF DOCKET BEFORE
RETIRING TO FEDERAL RECORD CENTER (FRC):
Retained indefinitely to support pending and related
lawsuits.
FOIA REQUEST:
The SDIC staff assist the program office (OERR) in preparing
FOIA request responses, particularly those involving copies
of documents and directives.
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NFL REGIONAL DOCKET CONTACTS
Name and Address
Shelley Walker
U.S. EPA, Region 7
726 Minnesota Avenue
Kansas City, KS 66101
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Mike Nalipinski, HSS-CAN 7
U.S. EPA, Region 1
J.F. Kennedy Federal Bldg.
Boston, MA 02203
David Bennett, HW-093
U.S. EPA, Region 10
1200 Sixth Avenue
Seattle, WA 98101
Holly Hadlock, T-4-4
U.S. EPA, Region 9
215 Fremont Street
San Francisco, CA 94105
Tom Burns, 8HWM-SR
U.S. EPA, Region 8
99918th Street, Suite 500
Denver, CO 80202-2405
Deborah Vaughn-Wright, 6H-MA
U.S. EPA, Region,6
1445 Ross Avenue
Dallas, TX 75202-2733
Jeanne Griffin, 5HS-12
U.S. EPA, Region 5
230 South Dearborn Street
Chicago, ILL 60604
Al Hanke (Acting)
U.S. EPA, Region 4
345 Courtland Street, N.E.
Atlanta, GA 30365
Mary Anne Daly, 3HW23
U. S. EPA, Region 3
841 Chestnut Street
Philadelphia, PA 19107
Ben Conetta
U .S. EPA, Region 2
26 Federal Plaza
New York, N . Y. 10278
Telephone
8/757-2856
913/236-2856
8/833-9697
617/565-9697
8/399-2103
206/442-2103
8/454-7931
415/974-7931
8/564-1817
303/293-1817
8/255-6740
214/655-6740
8/886-3007
312/886-3007
8/257-5065
404/347-5065
8/597-3437
215/597-3437
8/264-6696
212/264-6696
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DRINKING WATER DOCKET
DESCRIPTION:
The Drinking Water Docket currently contains information on
the following regulatory phases: (1) Volatile Organic
Chemical (VOC) (Phase I) : (2) Fluoride (Phase IIA); (3)
Synthetic Organic Chemicals (SOC) (Phase II); (4) Surface
Water Treatment Rule (SWTR) and (5) Radionuclides (Phase
III). (6) Total Coliforms and (7) Lead/Copper. Others will
be developed as new Maximum Contaminant Level Goals (MCLG)
and Maximum Contaminant Levels (MCL) are proposed.
The above consists of supporting documentation used to
develop each regulation. These materials include appropriate
Federal Register notices, letters, public hearing
transcripts, National Drinking Water Advisory Council
materials, public comments, technical support documents, and
other materials. An index to each record has been developed
to facilitate location and review of these materials.
RULING, STATUTE AUTHORITY CITATION:
These regulations are developed under the authority of the
Safe Drinking Water Act (SDWA), Section 1412.
CONTENT:
These Dockets consist of all materials used to develop MCL
and MCL regulations under the Safe Drinking Water Act
LOCATION:
Drinking Water Docket
East Tower Basement, Rm. EB-15
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SERVICE PROVIDED:
All materials may be reviewed at the above location. It is
advisable to call first to ensure access to the
docket when you arrive. A reasonable fee is charged for
materials copied. Telephone and mail requests are accepted.
For access to Docket Room, call between 9:00 A.M. and 4:00
P.M.
CONTACT:
Patricia Minami, Manager
(202) 475-9598, FTS (8) 475-9598 (For access to Docket Room,
call (202) 382-3027 between 9:00 and 3:30 P.M. for an
appointment).
ADDRESS:
USEPA, Drinking Water Docket
Office of Drinking Water (WH-550D;
401 "M" St., SW, Rm. EB-15
Washington, DC 20460
STAFFING:
l-Fulltime
1-Part-time Employee
SECURITY:
All materials are available for public review by appointment
in room EB-15. Security or Confidential Business Information
(CBI) clearances are not required.
AUTOMATION (INDEX):
There is a printed index to each area of the docket to
facilitate the review and location of docket materials.
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AVERAGE MAINTENANCE TERM OF DOCKET
BEFORE RETIRING TO FEDERAL RECORD CENTER
(FRC):
At the present time the Office of Drinking Water Dockets are
not sent to the Federal Center.
FOIA REQUESTS:
All FOIA requests are forwarded to the EPA Freedom of
Information Office for processing.
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TOXIC SUBSTANCES DOCKET
DESCRIPTION:
The Office of Toxic Substances (OTS) Public Office houses the
official copies of all OTS administrative records supporting
regulatory decisions promulgated under the Toxic Substances
Control Act (TSCA). The Public Information Office also
maintains original materials submitted by industry in
compliance with TSCA regulations. All of the records
maintained in the office are available to the public for
review and copying.
RULING, STATUTE AUTHORITY CITATION:
The Toxic Substances Control Act, 15, USC 2601, October 11,
1976.
CONTENT:
The contents of the dockets vary according to the proposed
regulation and the particular Section of the Act with is
being promulgated. However, generally all dockets contain
the following types of supporting documentation; Federal
Register notices; various health, environmental and exposure
assessment documents; published references; communications;
records/transcripts of public and informal meetings; records
of informal hearings; public comments, and test data.
LOCATION:
Toxic Substances Docket
Northeast Mall, Room G-004
SERVICE PROVIDED:
The Public Information Office is managed by the Public
Information Section within the Public Data Branch,
Information Management Division, Office of Toxic Substances.
Access to records is provided by Section staff upon request.
The Public Information Section maintains and operates a
public reading room where EPA staff and Agency visitors may
review and copy records. The reading room is equipped with a
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high speed photocopier, fiche to fiche copier, fiche
reader/printer and tables for the convenience of the users.
Section staff provide the responsive records upon request and
answer technical questions pertaining to the records in their
possession. The Reading Room is open to the public between
the hours of 8:00 A.M. and 4:00 P.M. Monday-Friday. Staff
members are available to assist Agency personnel between the
hours of 8:00 A.M and 4:00 P.M.
CONTACT:
Doug Sellers, Manager
(202) 382-3598, FTS (8) 382-3598.
ADDRESS:
USEPA, Toxic Substances Docket
Office of Toxic Substances, (TS 793]
401 "M" Street, SW, Rm. G-004
Washington, DC 20460
STAFFING:
5-Fulltime Employees
SECURITY:
All records located in the Public Information Office are or
a nonconfidential nature. However, only staff members are
permitted direct: access to the record storage area.
AUTOMATION (INDEX):
An index is prepared for each docket established. The index
cites each document contained in the Docket and constitutes
the official record of docket content.
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AVERAGE MAINTENANCE TERM OF DOCKET
BEFORE RETIRING TO FEDERAL RECORD CENTER
(FRC):
No dockets are retired. Dockets from 1977 thru the present
are available. Most 1977-1982 dockets are available on
microfiche.
FOIA REQUEST:
All FOIA requests are forwarded to the Freedom of Information
office for processing.
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PESTICIDES DOCKET
DESCRIPTION:
This Docket provides public access to documentation for each
Registration Standard under development when the Agency
begins review of data for the Registration Standard or upon
publication of a notice setting out the list and sequence of
Registration Standards. The docket also contains
documentation of pre-special and special reviews of
pesticides.
RULING, STATUTE AUTHORITY CITATION:
The Federal Insecticide, Fungicide, and Rodenticide Act
(FIFRA) , Sec. 4, 40 CFR Part 155, Pesticide Registration
Standards; Docketing and Public Participation, Final Rule and
40 CFR Part 154; Special Reviews of Pesticides; Criteria and
Procedures; Final Rule.
CONTENT:
Memorandums describing each meeting between Agency personnel
and any person or party outside of government which concerns
a pending pesticide regulatory decision. All comments,
correspondence, or other materials concerning a pending
pesticide regulatory decision provided to the Agency by a
person or party outside of government (other than
confidential business information). All documents,
proposals, or other materials concerning a pending pesticide
regulatory decision, provided by the Agency to any person or
party outside of government (other than confidential business
information).
LOCATION:
Pesticides Docket
Crystal Mall #2, Rm. 244
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SERVICE PROVIDED:
Docket hours are 8:00 A.M. to 4:30 P.M. No appointment is
necessary. Open to the public for viewing and photocopying.
(Visitors can gain entrance by calling the Docket main
number, (703) 577-2805).
CONTACT:
Elizabeth Blevins, Manager
(703) 577-4456, FTS-(8) 557-4456
ADDRESS:
USEPA, Pesticides Docket
Office of Pesticides, TS-757C)
401 "M" St., SW
Washington, DC 20460
STAFFING:
l-Fulltime Employee
SECURITY:
Some records contain confidential business information that
is not available to the public. However, others are non-
confidential and are available for public review.
AUTOMATION INDEX:
An index is prepared for each docket established. The index
cites each document contained in the docket and constitutes
the official record of docket content.
AVERAGE MAINTENANCE TERM OF DOCKET
BEFORE RETIRING TO FEDERAL RECORD CENTER
(FRC):
At the present time the Pesticides Dockets are not sent to
the Federal Record Center:
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FOIA REQUEST:
All FOIA requests are forwarded to the Freedom of Information
Office for processing. Requests for documents requiring an
Affirmation of Non-multinational Status (those with the
suffix (B) ) will be forwarded to the Freedom of Information
Office and will be responded to as FOIA requests.
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UNDERGROUND STORAGE TANK (UST) DOCKET
DESCRIPTION:
The Underground Storage Tank (UST) Docket provides public
access to regulatory information supporting the Agency's
regulatory actions on underground storage tanks. As of
January 1, 1989, there are seven dockets: (1) UST
Notification; (2) Technical Standards for UST's; (3)
Financial Responsibility for USTs containing Petroleum
Products; (4) State Program Approval; (5) Report to Congress
on Exempt Tanks; (6) Administrative Assessment of Civil
Penalties and Revocation and Suspension of Permits; (7)
Financial Responsibility for USTs Containing Hazardous
Materials.
RULING, STATUTE AUTHORITY CITATIONS:
Resource Conservation and Recovery Act Amendment of 1984,
Subtitle I (eye).
LOCATION:
Underground Storage Tank Docket
Room M-2427
SERVICE PROVIDED:
Responds to inquiries regarding regulatory documents; visits
by appointment only. Open to public for viewing and copying
from 9:00 A.M. to 12:30 P.M.' and 1:30 to 5:00 P.M~. A
reasonable fee is charged for materials copied.
For answers to specific questions, about regulations call the
UST HOTLINE: (800) 424-9346.
CONTACT:
Carol Peterson-Lopez, Manager
(202) 475-9720, FTS (8) 475-9720
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ADDRESS:
USEPA, UST Docket
Office of Underground Storage Tank, (OS-240)
401 M Street, SW, Rm. M-2427
Washington, DC 20460
STAFFING:
l-Fulltime Employee
SECURITY:
All documents are available for public viewing. No security
clearance is necessary. All documents are housed in locked
file cabinets.
AUTOMATION (INDEX):
There is a printed index to each docket to facilitate the
review and location of docket materials. Automated search by
title, author or docket number. No public access to
automated system.
AVERAGE MAINTENANCE TERM OF DOCKET
BEFORE RETIRING TO FEDERAL RECORD CENTER
(FRC):
There are no plans to retire dockets. Dockets will be
retained as necessary to support the final regulations.
FOIA REQUEST:
FOIA requests received by the UST Docket are forwarded to the
Freedom of Information Office for processing.
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QUICK REFERENCE TO DOCKETS
Name and Address
Resource Conservation & Recovery Act Docket
U.S. EPA, OS-305
401 "M" St., SW, Rm. 2427
Washington, DC 20460
Superfund Docket
U.S. EPA, WH-548D
401 "M" St., SW, Rm. M-2427
Washington, DC 20460
Drinking Water Docket
U.S. EPA, WH-550D
401 "M" St., S.W., Rm. EB-15
Washington, DC 20460
Toxic Substances Docket
U.S. EPA, TS-793
401, "M" St., SW, Rm. G-004
Washington, DC 20460
Pesticide Docket
U.S. EPA, TS-757C
401 "M" St., SW, Rm. 244, CM #2
Washington, DC 20460
Underground Storage Tank (UST) Docket
U.S. EPA, OS-240
401 "M" St., SW, Rm. 2427
Washington, DC 20460
Air Docket
U.S. EPA, LE-130
401 "M" St., SW, Rm. M-1500
Washington, DC 20460
Public Information Reference Unit
U.S. EPA, PM-211D
401 "M" St., SW, Rm. 2904
Washington, DC 20460
(PIRU)
Telephone
8/475-9327
202/475-9327
8/382-3046
202/382-3046
8/475-9598
202/475-9598
8/382-3598
202/382-3598
8/557-4456
703/557-4456
8/475-9270
202/475-9270
8/382-7548
202/382-7548
8/382-5926
202/382-5926
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