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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Department of the Army; Corps of
Engineers
Withdrawal of Notice for Preparation of
a Draft Supplemental Environmental
Impact Statement to the July 2002
Final Dredged Material Management
Plan and Environmental Impact
Statement, McNary Reservoir and
Lower Snake River Reservoirs, in the
States of Oregon, Washington, and
Idaho
Department of the Army, U.S.
Army Corps of Engineers, DOD.
ACTION: Notice.
AGENCY:
SUMMARY: The Walla Walla District of
the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
(Corps) is withdrawing its intent to
prepare a Supplemental Environmental
Impact Statement (SEIS) to the July 2002
Final Dredged Material Management
Plan (DMMP) and Environmental
Impact Statement (EIS): McNary
Reservoir and Lower Snake River
Reservoirs (DMMP/EIS). The Notice of
Intent was for the SEIS published in the
Federal Register on June 5, 2003 (68 FR
33684). The Corps is now re-evaluating
channel maintenance needs and has
determined that an SIES is not
appropriate at this time.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr.
Jack Sands, Program Manager, Walla
Walla District, Corps of Engineers,
PO 00000
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CENWW–PM–PPM, 201 North Third
Avenue, Walla Walla, WA 99362, phone
(509) 527–7287, or Ms. Sandra
Simmons, Environmental Coordinator,
Walla Walla District, Corps of
Engineers, CENWW–PD–EC, 201 North
Third Avenue, Walla Walla, WA 99362,
phone (509) 527–7265.
The
DMMP/EIS defined the programmatic
approach the Corps planned to follow
for the next 20 years for maintaining the
congressionally authorized navigation
channel by managing sediment
deposition, dredging, and disposing of
dredged material removed from those
reaches of the Columbia, Snake, and
Clearwater Rivers that make up that
portion of the Columbia/Snake Rivers
Inland Navigation Waterway within the
Walla Walla District boundaries. The
DMMP/EIS also addressed the need to
provide flow conveyance at the
confluence of the Snake and Clearwater
Rivers at Lewiston, Idaho, as dredging
has been used to maintain adequate
flow conveyance in this area. The
DMMP/EIS considered four alternatives:
(1) No Action (No Change), Maintenance
Dredging with In-Water Disposal; (2)
Maintenance Dredging with In-Water
Disposal to Create Fish Habitat and a 3Foot levee Raise; (3) Maintenance
Dredging with Upland Disposal and a 3Foot Levee Raise; and (4) Maintenance
Dredging with Beneficial Use of
Dredged Material and a 3-Foot Levee
Raise. This supplement was to
reorganize and clarify information
already included in the DMMP/EIS,
expand the discussions and evaluations
of measures considered in the DMMP/
EIS, incorporate new information and
data collected subsequent to the
issuance of the DMMP/EIS, and modify
alternatives, including the preferred
alternative. When completed and
approved, this SEIS, along with the
DMMP/EIS, was to constitute the Corps’
long-term programmatic plan for
maintaining the congressionallyauthorized navigation channel within
the Walla Walla District.
The DMMP/EIS and additional
environmental compliance
documentation addressing navigation
channel maintenance were challenged
in court. Preliminary injunctions
resulting from these challenges halted
planned maintenance activities. The
Corps is currently reviewing the
previous documentation and will issue
a new Notice of Intent, if applicable,
announcing future environmental
compliance that addresses navigation
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION:
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channel and sediment management in
the Walla Walla District.
Randy L. Glaeser,
LTC, EN, Commanding.
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484(d) of the Higher Education Act of
1965, as amended (HEA) and the
regulations the Secretary promulgated to
implement that section in 34 CFR Part
668, Subpart J.
List of approved tests and passing
scores: For the convenience of all
interested parties, we list below all
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scores that may be used as approved
ATB tests.
1. ASSET Program: Basic Skills Tests
(Reading, Writing, and Numerical)—
Forms B2, C2, D2 and E2.
Passing Scores: The approved passing
scores on this test are as follows:
Reading (35), Writing (35), and
Numerical (33).
Publisher: The test publisher and the
address, contact person, telephone, and
fax number of the test publisher are:
American College Testing (ACT),
Placement Assessment Programs, 2201
North Dodge Street, P.O. Box 168, Iowa
City, Iowa 52243, Contact: Dr. John D.
Roth, Telephone: (319) 337–1030, Fax:
(319) 337–1790.
2. Career Programs Assessment
(CPAT) Basic Skills Subtests (Language
Usage, Reading and Numerical)—Forms
B and C.
Passing Scores: The approved passing
scores on this test are as follows:
Language Usage (42), Reading (43), and
Numerical (41).
Publisher: The test publisher and the
address, contact person, telephone, and
fax number of the test publisher are:
American College Testing (ACT),
Placement Assessment Programs, 2201
North Dodge Street, P.O. Box 168, Iowa
City, Iowa 52243, Contact: Dr. John D.
Roth, Telephone: (319) 337–1030, Fax:
(319) 337–1790.
3. COMPASS Subtests: Prealgebra/
Numerical Skills Placement, Reading
Placement, and Writing Placement.
Passing Scores: The approved passing
scores on this test are as follows:
Prealgebra/Numerical (25), Reading (62),
and Writing (32).
Publisher: The test publisher and the
address, contact person, telephone, and
fax number of the test publisher are:
American College Testing (ACT),
Placement Assessment Programs, 2201
North Dodge Street, P.O. Box 168, Iowa
City, Iowa 52243, Contact: Dr. John D.
Roth, Telephone: (319) 337–1030, Fax:
(319) 337–1790.
4. Combined English Language Skills
Assessment (CELSA), Forms 1 and 2.
Passing Scores: The approved passing
scores on this test are as follows: CELSA
Form 1 (90) and CELSA Form 2 (90).
Publisher: The test publisher and the
address, contact person, telephone, and
fax number of the test publisher are:
Association of Classroom Teacher
PO 00000
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Testers (ACTT), 1187 Coast Village
Road, PMB 378, Montecito, California
93108–2794, Contact: Pablo Buckelew,
Telephone: (805) 569–0734, Fax: (805)
569–0004.
Note: The CELSA test is approved only for
certain students whose native language is not
English as provided in 34 CFR 668.153(a)(2).
5. Computerized Placement Tests
(CPTs)/Accuplacer (Reading
Comprehension, Sentence Skills, and
Arithmetic).
Passing Scores: The approved passing
scores on this test are as follows:
Reading Comprehension (55), Sentence
Skills (60), and Arithmetic (34).
Publisher: The test publisher and the
address, contact person, telephone, and
fax number of the test publisher are: The
College Board, 45 Columbus Avenue,
New York, New York 10023–6992,
Contact: Ms. Suzanne Murphy,
Telephone: (405) 842–9891, Fax: (405)
842–9894.
6. Descriptive Tests: Descriptive Tests
of Language Skills (DTLS) (Reading
Comprehension, Sentence Structure and
Conventions of Written English)—Forms
M–K–3KDT and M–K–3LDT; and
Descriptive Tests of Mathematical Skills
(DTMS) (Arithmetic)—Forms M–K–
3KDT and M–K–3LDT.
Passing Scores: The approved passing
scores on this test are as follows:
Reading Comprehension (108), Sentence
Structure (9), Conventions of Written
English (309), and Arithmetic (506).
Publisher: The test publisher and the
address, contact person, telephone, and
fax number of the test publisher are: The
College Board, 45 Columbus Avenue,
New York, New York 10023–6992,
Contact: Ms. Suzanne Murphy,
Telephone: (405) 842–9891, Fax: (405)
842–9894.
7. Wonderlic Basic Skills Test
(WBST)—Verbal Forms VS–1 & VS–2,
Quantitative Forms QS–1 & QS–2.
Passing scores: The approved passing
scores on this test are as follows: Verbal
(200) and Quantitative (210).
Publisher: The test publisher and the
address, contact person, and telephone,
and fax number of the test publisher are:
Wonderlic Personnel Test, Inc., 1795 N.
Butterfield Road, Libertyville, IL 60048,
Contact: Mr. David Teuber, Telephone:
(877) 605–9499, Fax: (847) 680–9492.
8. WorkKeys Program—Reading for
Information Forms A01AA, A02AA,
C01AA & D10AA; Applied Mathematics
Forms A01BB, A02BB, C01BB, &
D01BB.
Passing scores: The approved passing
scores on this test are as follows:
Reading for Information—Forms
A01AA (76), A02AA (75), C01AA (77) &
D10AA (77);
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Department of the Army; Corps of Engineers
Withdrawal of Notice for Preparation of a Draft Supplemental
Environmental Impact Statement to the July 2002 Final Dredged Material
Management Plan and Environmental Impact Statement, McNary Reservoir
and Lower Snake River Reservoirs, in the States of Oregon, Washington,
and Idaho
AGENCY: Department of the Army, U.S. Army Corps of Engineers, DOD.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: The Walla Walla District of the U.S. Army Corps of Engineers
(Corps) is withdrawing its intent to prepare a Supplemental
Environmental Impact Statement (SEIS) to the July 2002 Final Dredged
Material Management Plan (DMMP) and Environmental Impact Statement
(EIS): McNary Reservoir and Lower Snake River Reservoirs (DMMP/EIS).
The Notice of Intent was for the SEIS published in the Federal Register
on June 5, 2003 (68 FR 33684). The Corps is now re-evaluating channel
maintenance needs and has determined that an SIES is not appropriate at
this time.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Jack Sands, Program Manager, Walla
Walla District, Corps of Engineers, CENWW-PM-PPM, 201 North Third
Avenue, Walla Walla, WA 99362, phone (509) 527-7287, or Ms. Sandra
Simmons, Environmental Coordinator, Walla Walla District, Corps of
Engineers, CENWW-PD-EC, 201 North Third Avenue, Walla Walla, WA 99362,
phone (509) 527-7265.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The DMMP/EIS defined the programmatic
approach the Corps planned to follow for the next 20 years for
maintaining the congressionally authorized navigation channel by
managing sediment deposition, dredging, and disposing of dredged
material removed from those reaches of the Columbia, Snake, and
Clearwater Rivers that make up that portion of the Columbia/Snake
Rivers Inland Navigation Waterway within the Walla Walla District
boundaries. The DMMP/EIS also addressed the need to provide flow
conveyance at the confluence of the Snake and Clearwater Rivers at
Lewiston, Idaho, as dredging has been used to maintain adequate flow
conveyance in this area. The DMMP/EIS considered four alternatives: (1)
No Action (No Change), Maintenance Dredging with In-Water Disposal; (2)
Maintenance Dredging with In-Water Disposal to Create Fish Habitat and
a 3-Foot levee Raise; (3) Maintenance Dredging with Upland Disposal and
a 3-Foot Levee Raise; and (4) Maintenance Dredging with Beneficial Use
of Dredged Material and a 3-Foot Levee Raise. This supplement was to
reorganize and clarify information already included in the DMMP/EIS,
expand the discussions and evaluations of measures considered in the
DMMP/EIS, incorporate new information and data collected subsequent to
the issuance of the DMMP/EIS, and modify alternatives, including the
preferred alternative. When completed and approved, this SEIS, along
with the DMMP/EIS, was to constitute the Corps' long-term programmatic
plan for maintaining the congressionally-authorized navigation channel
within the Walla Walla District.
The DMMP/EIS and additional environmental compliance documentation
addressing navigation channel maintenance were challenged in court.
Preliminary injunctions resulting from these challenges halted planned
maintenance activities. The Corps is currently reviewing the previous
documentation and will issue a new Notice of Intent, if applicable,
announcing future environmental compliance that addresses navigation
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channel and sediment management in the Walla Walla District.
Randy L. Glaeser,
LTC, EN, Commanding.
[FR Doc. 05-4819 Filed 3-10-05; 8:45 am]
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