Notice of Receipt of Application for a Presidential Permit to Construct a New Cattle Crossing to the East of an Existing Cattle Crossing Near San Luis, AZ, 37304-37305 [E7-13212]
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
[Public Notice 5865]
Notice of Receipt of Application for a
Presidential Permit to Construct a New
Cattle Crossing to the East of an
Existing Cattle Crossing Near San
Luis, AZ
ACTION:
Department of State.
Notice.
SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given that
the Department of State has received an
application for a Presidential permit
authorizing the construction of a new
cattle crossing (the ‘‘San Luis Cattle
Crossing’’) at the United States-Mexican
border 2,500 feet (approximately half a
mile) east of an existing cattle crossing
near San Luis, Arizona. The closing of
the existing cattle crossing and its
relocation to a new location
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approximately half a mile to the east is
necessitated by construction of the new
San Luis II commercial border crossing
(scheduled to begin in the summer of
2007) at the location of the existing
cattle crossing. This application has
been filed by the Greater Yuma Port
Authority (GYPA), the original
applicant for the San Luis II commercial
border crossing project. A Presidential
permit for the San Luis II commercial
border crossing was issued by the
Department of State, effective June 30,
2007, to the General Services
Administration (GSA). The Department
of State has determined that, under
Executive Order 11423, as amended, a
separate Presidential permit is required
for the San Luis cattle crossing since it
would constitute a new piercing of the
border.
The Department of State’s jurisdiction
with respect to this application is based
upon Executive Order 11423, dated
August 16, 1968, as amended, which
authorizes the Secretary of State to
receive all applications for permits for
the construction, connection, operation
or maintenance at the borders of the
United States of ‘‘border crossings for
land transportation * * * to or from a
foreign country’’ whether or not in
conjunction with ‘‘facilities for the
transportation of persons or things, or
both, to or from a foreign country.’’
According to the application, the
relocation of the existing San Luis cattle
crossing would primarily involve the
dismantling of the existing cattle pens
(most of which are on the Mexican side
of the border) and their construction or
reassembly at the new site. The
Department is in possession of an
Environmental Assessment (EA)
prepared in connection with the
Department’s evaluation of the
Presidential permit application for the
San Luis II commercial border crossing
and intends to also use that EA in
connection with its evaluation of the
San Luis cattle crossing. The
Department has determined, however,
that this EA does not adequately address
the issues of the odor and manure that
would be generated at the proposed new
cattle crossing site, as well as the issue
of water and sewage services at the new
cattle crossing site. In light of that
determination, the GYPA has submitted
to the Department of State an EA
addendum that specifically addresses
these environmental concerns. As
provided in E.O. 11423, the Department
is circulating the GYPA application,
along with the EA and the EA
Addendum, to concerned agencies for
comment.
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Interested parties are invited to
submit written comments relative to this
application on or before July 27, 2007 to
Daniel D. Darrach, Coordinator, U.S.Mexico Border Affairs, WHA/MEX, HST
Room 4258, Department of State, 2201
C St., NW., Washington, DC 20520.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Daniel D. Darrach, Coordinator, U.S.Mexico Border Affairs, WHA/MEX, HST
Room 4258, Department of State, 2201
C St., NW., Washington, DC 20520.
Telephone: (202) 647–8529, fax: (202)
647–5752.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The
application and related documents that
are a part of the record to be considered
by the Department of State in
connection with this application are
available for review in the Office of
Mexican Affairs, Border Affairs Unit,
Department of State, during normal
business hours throughout the comment
period. Any questions related to this
notice may be addressed to Mr. Darrach
using the contact information above.
DATES:
Dated: June 29, 2007.
Richard M. Sanders,
Acting Director, Office of Mexican Affairs,
Department of State.
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comments about our intention to request
the Office of Management and Budget
(OMB) to approve a new information
collection. This project involves
collecting data from individual
applicants who have recently taken, for
the first time, and passed an oral and/
or practical Airframe and/or Powerplant
(A and/or P) Mechanic Certification test.
DATES: Please submit comments by
September 7, 2007.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:
Carla Mauney on (202) 267–9895, or by
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Assessment of the Mechanic’s Practical
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OMB Control Number: 2121–XXXX.
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Respondents.
Frequency: The information is
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Response: Approximately 1 hour per
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Abstract: This project involves
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the first time, and passed an oral and/
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The goal of this effort is ‘‘to reduce the
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Carla Mauney,
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DEPARTMENT OF STATE
[Public Notice 5865]
Notice of Receipt of Application for a Presidential Permit to
Construct a New Cattle Crossing to the East of an Existing Cattle
Crossing Near San Luis, AZ
AGENCY: Department of State.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: Notice is hereby given that the Department of State has
received an application for a Presidential permit authorizing the
construction of a new cattle crossing (the ``San Luis Cattle
Crossing'') at the United States-Mexican border 2,500 feet
(approximately half a mile) east of an existing cattle crossing near
San Luis, Arizona. The closing of the existing cattle crossing and its
relocation to a new location approximately half a mile to the east is
necessitated by construction of the new San Luis II commercial border
crossing (scheduled to begin in the summer of 2007) at the location of
the existing cattle crossing. This application has been filed by the
Greater Yuma Port Authority (GYPA), the original applicant for the San
Luis II commercial border crossing project. A Presidential permit for
the San Luis II commercial border crossing was issued by the Department
of State, effective June 30, 2007, to the General Services
Administration (GSA). The Department of State has determined that,
under Executive Order 11423, as amended, a separate Presidential permit
is required for the San Luis cattle crossing since it would constitute
a new piercing of the border.
The Department of State's jurisdiction with respect to this
application is based upon Executive Order 11423, dated August 16, 1968,
as amended, which authorizes the Secretary of State to receive all
applications for permits for the construction, connection, operation or
maintenance at the borders of the United States of ``border crossings
for land transportation * * * to or from a foreign country'' whether or
not in conjunction with ``facilities for the transportation of persons
or things, or both, to or from a foreign country.'' According to the
application, the relocation of the existing San Luis cattle crossing
would primarily involve the dismantling of the existing cattle pens
(most of which are on the Mexican side of the border) and their
construction or reassembly at the new site. The Department is in
possession of an Environmental Assessment (EA) prepared in connection
with the Department's evaluation of the Presidential permit application
for the San Luis II commercial border crossing and intends to also use
that EA in connection with its evaluation of the San Luis cattle
crossing. The Department has determined, however, that this EA does not
adequately address the issues of the odor and manure that would be
generated at the proposed new cattle crossing site, as well as the
issue of water and sewage services at the new cattle crossing site. In
light of that determination, the GYPA has submitted to the Department
of State an EA addendum that specifically addresses these environmental
concerns. As provided in E.O. 11423, the Department is circulating the
GYPA application, along with the EA and the EA Addendum, to concerned
agencies for comment.
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DATES: Interested parties are invited to submit written comments
relative to this application on or before July 27, 2007 to Daniel D.
Darrach, Coordinator, U.S.-Mexico Border Affairs, WHA/MEX, HST Room
4258, Department of State, 2201 C St., NW., Washington, DC 20520.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Daniel D. Darrach, Coordinator, U.S.-
Mexico Border Affairs, WHA/MEX, HST Room 4258, Department of State,
2201 C St., NW., Washington, DC 20520. Telephone: (202) 647-8529, fax:
(202) 647-5752.
SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: The application and related documents that
are a part of the record to be considered by the Department of State in
connection with this application are available for review in the Office
of Mexican Affairs, Border Affairs Unit, Department of State, during
normal business hours throughout the comment period. Any questions
related to this notice may be addressed to Mr. Darrach using the
contact information above.
Dated: June 29, 2007.
Richard M. Sanders,
Acting Director, Office of Mexican Affairs, Department of State.
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