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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
[Public Notice 5092]
Procedures for Issuance of a
Presidential Permit Where There Has
Been a Transfer of the Underlying
Facility, Bridge or Border Crossing for
Land Transportation
Department of State, Office of
the Under Secretary for Economic and
Agricultural Affairs.
AGENCY:
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ACTION:
Notice.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Office of International Energy and
Commodity Policy, Bureau of Economic
and Business Affairs (EB/ESC/IEC),
Department of State, 2201 C Street, NW.,
Suite 3535, Washington, DC 20520,
Attn: Matthew McManus, telephone:
202–647–2887, e-mail:
McManusMT@state.gov.
The Department of State’s policies
and procedures for issuance of a
Presidential Permit in connection with
cross-border facilities (such as
pipelines, bridges, border crossings for
land transportation, etc.) involve the
exercise of a foreign affairs function of
the United States. The following
procedures apply in a given case only to
the extent that they are consistent with
a prior Congressional authorization (if
any). In the event of a conflict, the prior
Congressional authorization prevails.
The Department of State also reserves
the right to deviate from these
procedures in particular cases.
1. When the Department of State is
notified by the holder of a Presidential
permit of the transfer of the relevant
facility, bridge or border crossing for
land transportation to another party, the
relevant Department of State office will
contact the transferee entity and seek a
commitment from the transferee, if not
already provided, that it will abide by
the relevant terms and conditions of the
previously-issued permit.
2. The relevant office will further
request that the transferee submit an
application for a new permit,
containing, inter alia, information
explaining the nature of the entity, its
ownership, its place of incorporation or
organization, information concerning its
acquisition of relevant facility, bridge or
border crossing from the prior permit
holder and any other relevant
information concerning its operation of
the facility, bridge or border crossing.
3. Once the relevant office in the
Department of State obtains the
commitment described above and a
completed permit application, it will
process the application in accordance
with the procedures set forth in E.O.
11423, as amended, or E.O. 13337, as
applicable. However, in the event that
the transferee commits to abiding by the
relevant terms and conditions of the
previously-issued permit and further
indicates that the operations of the
relevant facility, bridge or border
crossing will remain essentially
unchanged from that previously
permitted, the Department of State,
pursuant to 22 CFR 161.7(b)(3), does not
intend to conduct an environmental
review of the application under its
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regulations implementing the National
Environmental Policy Act, 22 CFR part
161, unless information is brought to its
attention in connection with the
application process that the transfer
potentially would have a significant
impact on the quality of the human
environment. In the latter circumstance,
the Department of State will evaluate
what further steps it will take with
respect to environmental review of the
application in light of the available
information and its legal responsibilities
under NEPA.
Dated: May 24, 2005.
E. Anthony Wayne,
Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Economic and
Business Affairs, Department of State.
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
[Public Notice 5092]
Procedures for Issuance of a Presidential Permit Where There Has
Been a Transfer of the Underlying Facility, Bridge or Border Crossing
for Land Transportation
AGENCY: Department of State, Office of the Under Secretary for Economic
and Agricultural Affairs.
ACTION: Notice.
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FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Office of International Energy and
Commodity Policy, Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs (EB/ESC/IEC),
Department of State, 2201 C Street, NW., Suite 3535, Washington, DC
20520, Attn: Matthew McManus, telephone: 202-647-2887, e-mail:
McManusMT@state.gov.
The Department of State's policies and procedures for issuance of a
Presidential Permit in connection with cross-border facilities (such as
pipelines, bridges, border crossings for land transportation, etc.)
involve the exercise of a foreign affairs function of the United
States. The following procedures apply in a given case only to the
extent that they are consistent with a prior Congressional
authorization (if any). In the event of a conflict, the prior
Congressional authorization prevails. The Department of State also
reserves the right to deviate from these procedures in particular
cases.
1. When the Department of State is notified by the holder of a
Presidential permit of the transfer of the relevant facility, bridge or
border crossing for land transportation to another party, the relevant
Department of State office will contact the transferee entity and seek
a commitment from the transferee, if not already provided, that it will
abide by the relevant terms and conditions of the previously-issued
permit.
2. The relevant office will further request that the transferee
submit an application for a new permit, containing, inter alia,
information explaining the nature of the entity, its ownership, its
place of incorporation or organization, information concerning its
acquisition of relevant facility, bridge or border crossing from the
prior permit holder and any other relevant information concerning its
operation of the facility, bridge or border crossing.
3. Once the relevant office in the Department of State obtains the
commitment described above and a completed permit application, it will
process the application in accordance with the procedures set forth in
E.O. 11423, as amended, or E.O. 13337, as applicable. However, in the
event that the transferee commits to abiding by the relevant terms and
conditions of the previously-issued permit and further indicates that
the operations of the relevant facility, bridge or border crossing will
remain essentially unchanged from that previously permitted, the
Department of State, pursuant to 22 CFR 161.7(b)(3), does not intend to
conduct an environmental review of the application under its
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regulations implementing the National Environmental Policy Act, 22 CFR
part 161, unless information is brought to its attention in connection
with the application process that the transfer potentially would have a
significant impact on the quality of the human environment. In the
latter circumstance, the Department of State will evaluate what further
steps it will take with respect to environmental review of the
application in light of the available information and its legal
responsibilities under NEPA.
Dated: May 24, 2005.
E. Anthony Wayne,
Assistant Secretary, Bureau of Economic and Business Affairs,
Department of State.
[FR Doc. 05-10736 Filed 5-27-05; 8:45 am]
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