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Regulatory Mandate No. 2—Nutrient
Enrichment for Harris Lake: The Town
of Holly Springs currently has a
wastewater treatment plant (WWTP)
that discharges to Utley Creek, which is
a tributary to Harris Lake in the Cape
Fear River Basin. Representatives from
NCDENR have directed the Town of
Holly Springs to remove the Town’s
wastewater discharge from Utley Creek
due to nutrient enrichment issues in
Utley Creek and downstream in Harris
Lake. In addition, NCDENR has
encouraged Holly Springs to participate
with Apex, Cary and Morrisville on a
regional wastewater management
program that will allow Holly Springs to
remove the Town’s discharge from Utley
Creek after 2010. Thus, Holly Springs is
participating with Apex, Cary and
Morrisville in the planning, permitting,
design and construction of regional
effluent disposal facilities in order to
comply with the mandate issued by
NCDENR to remove its discharge from
Utley Creek. The regional effluent
disposal facilities that will be described
and evaluated in the FEIS are needed to
comply with the NCDENR mandate.
The proposed project was reviewed to
address a number of issues which
includes an alternatives analyses, direct
environmental impacts, secondary and
cumulative environmental impacts,
environmental justice concerns,
endangered species, and potential
project costs.
2. Proposed Action. The proposed
action is to construct a regional
wastewater pumping, conveyance,
treatment, and discharge facility to serve
the Towns of Apex, Cary, Holly Springs
and Morrisville, as well as RTP South in
North Carolina. The Towns have
cooperated together to develop the
proposal, and each town will be
responsible for the permits for their part
of the proposed project. It is anticipated
there will be 4 permit requests to
construct the whole project. Future
requests for Department of the Army
authorization for other sections of the
project will be submitted once the final
plans have been completed.
This request for Department of the
Army authorization consists of the
construction of a regional wastewater
system that includes the construction of
influent conveyance facilities, a new
water reclamation facility (WRF), and
new effluent conveyance facilities in
western Wake County and Chatham
County, North Carolina to serve the
Towns of Apex, Cary, and Morrisville
and RTP South. The proposed WRF site
is north of US 1 and just south of Old
US 1 between New Hill-Holleman and
Shearon Harris Roads. The WRF would
be constructed in two phases to a
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proposed treatment capacity of 30million gallons per day (mgd). The
Town of Holly Springs Utley Creek
Wastewater Treatment Plant (WWTP)
has already been approved to expand to
6 MGD and will share the 38 MGD
outfall to the Cape Fear River. The
effluent line will leave the WRF in
Wake County and enter Chatham
County to the discharge point located on
the Cape Fear River downstream of
Buckhorn Dam in Chatham County.
As a result of the construction
activities related to this permit request
from Western Wake Partners, there will
be temporary and permanent impacts to
wetlands and streams. The total
permanent impact of the proposed
project is 509 of linear feet (lf) of stream
(329 lf of perennial and 180 lf
intermittent) and 1.8 acres of wetlands.
The total temporary impact of the
proposed project is 1,924 lf of stream
(1,115 lf of perennial and 809 lf of
intermittent) and 6.8 acres of wetlands.
Most of these impacts are along the
influent transmission lines.
4. Alternatives. An extensive
alternatives analysis was performed and
reviewed by the Project Delivery Team
(PDT). This included the evaluation of
wastewater management options;
wastewater discharge options; WRF site
alternatives; conveyance alternatives
and wastewater outfall options. Many
alternatives were identified and
evaluated through the scoping process,
and further detailed description of all
alternatives is disclosed in Section 2 of
the FEIS.
5. Scoping Process. A public scoping
meeting was held on April 19, 2007 and
a Project Delivery Team (PDT) was
developed to provide input in the
preparation of the EIS. The PDT was
comprised of representatives from local,
state, and federal government agencies,
the Western Wake Partners, Wake
County, Chatham County, and the New
Hill Community.
The Draft EIS was released for public
comment from March 13, 2009 to April
27, 2009. Also, a Public Hearing was
held at the City of Apex Town Hall,
North Carolina, on April 14, 2009 for
public input on the proposed project
and Draft EIS. The comments from the
public hearing and written comments
on the Draft EIS were incorporated into
the FEIS. During this process, the COE
coordinated closely with the North
Carolina Division of Water Quality
Construction Grants and Loans Section
in the development of the EIS to ensure
the process complies with State
Environmental Policy Act (SEPA)
requirements, as well as the NEPA
requirements. The FEIS has been
designed to consolidate both NEPA and
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SEPA processes to eliminate
duplications.
Brenda S. Bowen,
Army Federal Register Liaison Officer.
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Department of the Navy
Notice of Performance Review Board
Membership
Department of the Navy, DoD.
Notice.
AGENCY:
ACTION:
SUMMARY: Pursuant to 5 U.S.C.
4314(c)(4), the Department of the Navy
(DON) announces the appointment of
members to the DON’s numerous Senior
Executive Service (SES) Sub Pay Pools
(SPPs)/Performance Review Boards
(PRBs). The purpose of the SPP/PRBs is
to provide fair and impartial review of
the annual SES performance appraisal
prepared by the senior executive’s
immediate and second level supervisor;
to make recommendations to appointing
officials regarding acceptance or
modification of the performance rating;
and to make recommendations for
performance bonuses and basic pay
increases. Composition of the specific
SPP/PRBs will be determined on an ad
hoc basis from among individuals listed
below:
ADAMS, P. C. MS.; ALLARD, T. DR;
ARCHITZEL, D. RADM; ARNY, L. W.
MR.; BALDERSON, D. MS.;
BALDERSON, W. M. MR.; BARBER, A.
H. MR.; BARNUM, H. C. MR.;
BAUMAN, D. M. MR.; BELAND, R. W.
DR.; BENEDICT, T. J. RDML; BETRO, T.
A. MR.; BILLINGSLEA, M. MR.; BLAIR,
A. K. MS.; BLINCOE, R. J. MR.;
BOURBEAU, S. J. MS.; BOZIN, S. D.
RADM; BRADY, P. H. RDML; BRANCH,
E. B. MR.; BRAY, W. P. MR.;
BRENNAN, A. M. MS.; BROOK, D. DR;
BROTHERTON, A. E. MS.; BROWN, M.
RDML; BROWN, W. A. RDML; CALI, R.
T. MR.; CAMPBELL, J. F. RADM;
CAREY, R. J. MR.; CARLIN, R. T. DR.;
CARR, N. RDML; CASTELLAW, J.
LTGEN; COHN, H. A. MR.; COLEMAN,
R. LTGEN; COOK, C. E. MR.; COOLEY,
K. MR.; COVELL, C. RDML; COX, A. D.
MR.; CREEDON, C. MR.; CWALINA, B.
B. MR.; DAVENPORT, D. RADM;
DAVIS, A. R. MS.; DAVIS, L. C. DR.;
DEBBINK, D. VADM; DECKER, J. MS.;
DECKER, M. H. MR.; DEITCHMAN, M.
MR.; DELIGNE, W. J. MR.; DEUTSCH, K.
RADM; DILLON, B. MR.; DRISKO, M.
MS.; DUNAWAY, D. RDML; DUNN, S.
C. MR.; EASTBURG, S. RDML; ECCLES,
T. RDML; EHRLER, S. M. MR.; ELLIS,
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W. G. MR.; ENEWOLD, G. RADM;
ESSIG, P. CAPT; ETTER, D. M., THE
HONORABLE; EVANS, G. L. MS.; and
EVANS, I. E. MS.; EVANS, J. J. MR.;
EXLEY, R. L. MR.; FERGUSON, J. F.
MR.; FERGUSON, M. VADM; FERKO, J.
G. MR.; FISCHER, J. W. DR.;
FITZGERALD, M. VADM; FLYNN, T. V.
RDML; FRANKFURT, T. MR.; FRANTZ,
G. T. MR.; FRICK, M. S. RDML;
GAHAGAN, D. CAPT.; GALGANO, M.
MR.; GALLOWAY, J. MR.; GARCIA, J.
G. MR.; GAVIN, V. S. MR.; GIBBS, R. C.
MR.; GLAS, R. MR.; GODDARD, C. H.
RDML; GONZALEZ, A. H. MR.;
GOODHART, J. C. MR.; GORDON, F. E.
DR.; GRIFFES, M. D. MR.; GRIFFIN, R.
MR.; GROSKLAGS, P. RDML; GUARD,
H. MR.; HAMILTON, C. RADM;
HANEY, C. RADM; HANNAH, B. W.
DR.; HARNED, N. MS.; HARRELL, M.
MS.; HARVEY, J. C. VADM; HAYNES,
R. S. MR.; HEELY, T. RADM; HERR, F.
DR.; HILARIDES, W. H. RDML; HOGUE,
R. D. MR.; HOLLOWAY, D. RADM;
HONECKER, M. W. MR.; HOWARD, J.
S. MR.; ISELIN, S. MR.; JAGGARD, M.
F. MR.; JAMES, J. H. MR.; JIMENEZ, F.,
THE HONORABLE; JOHNSON, J. L.
MR.; JOHNSON, S. RADM; JONES, W.
DR; JUNKER, B. R. DR.; KARLE, I. DR.;
KASKIN, J. D. MR.; KAY, W. MS.;
KEEN, S. L. MS.; KEENEY, C. MS.;
KISTLER, M. R. MR.; KLEINTOP, M. U.
MS.; KRAMLICH, R. S. LTGEN;
KRASIK, S. A. MS.; KRUM, R. A. MR.;
KUNESH, N. J. MR.; and
LAKE, R. BGEN; LANDAU, S. P. MR.;
LANDAY, W. E. RADM; LAUX, T. E.
MR.; LAWRENCE, J. P. DR.; LEACH, R.
A. MR.; LEDVINA, T. N. MR.;
LEFEBVRE, P. MR.; LEGGIERI, S. R.
MS.; LEIKACH, K. MR.; LOCKLEAR, S.
J. VADM; LOFTUS, J. V. MS.; LONG, L.
MS.; LUCCHINO, C. MS.; LUNDBERG,
D. A. MR.; LUNNEY, J. E. MR.;
LUTTERLOH, S. MR.; MAGLICH, M. F.
MR.; MAGNUS, R. LTGEN; MAGUIRE,
M. M. MS.; MARSHALL, J. B. MR.;
MASCIARELLI, J. R. MR.; MCCARTHY,
E. MS.; MCCARTHY, J. MR.;
MCCORMACK, JR., D. F. MR.; MCCOY,
K. M. RDML; MCCURDY, J. MR.;
MCGRATH, M. F. MR.; MCLAUGHLIN,
P. M. MR.; MCMAHON, M. RDML;
MCMANAMON, J. P. RDML; MCNAIR,
J. W. MR.; MEADOWS, L. J. MS.;
MEEKS JR., A. W. DR.; MENG, J. C. DR;
MILLER, C. A. MR.; MITCHELL, S. E.
MR.; MOLZAHN, W. R. MR.;
MONTGOMERY, J. A. DR.; MURRAY, S.
MS.; MUTH, C. C. MS.; NAVAS JR., W.
A., THE HONORABLE; NYALKO, L. J.
MS.; O’NEIL, S. M. MR.; PAOLETTI, C.
MR.; PENN, B. J., THE HONORABLE;
PERSONS, B. J. MR.; PIC, J. E. MR.;
PIVIROTTO, R. R. MR.; PLUNKETT, B.
J. MR.; PUNDERSON, J. F. MR.; RAPS,
S. P. MS.; REEVES, C. R. MR.; REIST,
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J. BGEN; ROBERTS, T. MS.;
RODRIGUEZ, RDML; ROLLOW, T. A.
MR.; ROSENTHAL, R. J. MR.;
RYZEWIC, W. H. MR.; SANDEL, E. A.
MS.; SANDERS, D. K. MR.; and
SCHAEFER, J. C. MR.;
SCHREGARDUS, D. R. MR.;
SCHUETTE, L. DR; SCOVEL, G. A. MR.;
SEE, V. RDML; SHANNON, W. RDML;
SHARP, B. A. MR.; SHEPHARD, M. R.
MS.; SIEL JR., C. R. MR.; SKINNER, W.
RDML; SMERCHANSKY, J. H. MR.;
SMITH, R. F. MR.; SMITH, R. M. MR.;
SOLHAN, G. W. MR.; SOMOROFF, A.
R. DR.; SORENSON, D. CAPT; SPANN,
L. H. MR.; STACKLEY, S. MR.;
STEFFEE, D. P. MR.; STEWART, P.
CAPT; STEWART, V. R. BGEN;
STILLER, A. F. MS.; SUMMERALL, W.
MR.; TAMBURRINO, P. M. MR.;
TESCH, T. G. MR.; THACKRAH, J. MR.;
THOMSEN, J. E.; TIMME, W. G. RDML;
TOWNSEND, D. K. MS.; VOETSCH, S.
S. RDML; WALLS, V. J. MR.; WARD, J.
D. MR.; WEDDEL, D. W. MR.;
WEYMAN, A. S. MR.; WHITTEMORE,
A. MS.; WHITTMANN, J. MR.;
WIERINGA, J. A. RDML; WILLIAMS, W.
LTGEN; and WOOD, B. H. MR.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms.
LaToya Bedgood, Office of Civilian
Human Resources, telephone 202–685–
6659.
Dated: December 11, 2009.
A.M. Vallandingham,
Lieutenant Commander, Judge Advocate
General’s Corps, U.S. Navy, Federal Register
Liaison Officer.
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DEPARTMENT OF EDUCATION
Office of Elementary and Secondary
Education; Overview Information;
Indian Education—Professional
Development Grants
Notice inviting applications for new
awards for fiscal year (FY) 2010.
Catalog of Federal Domestic Assistance
(CFDA) Number: 84.299B.
Dates: Applications Available:
December 18, 2009.
Deadline for Transmittal of
Applications: February 25, 2010.
Deadline for Intergovernmental
Review: April 26, 2010.
Full Text of Announcement
I. Funding Opportunity Description
Purpose of Program: The purposes of
the Professional Development program
are: (1) To increase the number of
qualified Indian individuals in
professions that serve Indians; (2) to
provide training to qualified Indian
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individuals to become teachers,
administrators, teacher aides, social
workers, and ancillary educational
personnel; and (3) to improve the skills
of qualified Indian individuals who
serve in the education field. Activities
may include, but are not limited to,
continuing education programs,
symposia, workshops, conferences, and
direct financial support.
Priorities: This competition contains
two absolute priorities and two
competitive preference priorities. In
accordance with 34 CFR 75.105(b)(2)(ii),
the absolute priorities are from the
regulations for this program (34 CFR
263.5(c)). In accordance with 34 CFR
75.105(b)(2)(ii) and (iv), the competitive
preference priorities are from the
regulations for this program (34 CFR
263.5(a) and (b)).
Absolute Priorities: For FY 2010, these
priorities are absolute priorities. Under
34 CFR 75.105(c)(3), we consider only
applications that meet one or both of the
following priorities.
These priorities are:
Absolute Priority One—Pre-Service
Training for Teachers:
A project that provides support and
training to Indian individuals in
completing a pre-service education
program that enables these individuals
to meet the requirements for full State
certification or licensure as a teacher
through—
(i) (A) Training that leads to a
bachelor’s degree in education before
the end of the award period; or
(B) For States allowing a degree in a
specific subject area, training that leads
to a bachelor’s degree in the subject area
so long as the training meets the
requirements for full State teacher
certification or licensure; or
(C) Training in a current or new
specialized teaching assignment that
requires at least a bachelor’s degree and
in which a documented teacher shortage
exists; and
(ii) One-year induction services after
graduation, certification, or licensure,
provided during the award period to
graduates of the pre-service program
while they are completing their first
year of work in local educational
agencies (LEAs) with significant
American Indian and Alaska Native
student populations.
Note: In working with various institutions
of higher education and State certification
and licensure requirements, we have found
that States requiring a degree in a specific
subject area (e.g., specialty areas or teaching
at the secondary level) generally require a
master’s degree or completion of a five-year
program before an individual can be certified
or licensed as a teacher. Students pursuing
those credentials would be eligible to
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DEPARTMENT OF DEFENSE
Department of the Navy
Notice of Performance Review Board Membership
AGENCY: Department of the Navy, DoD.
ACTION: Notice.
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SUMMARY: Pursuant to 5 U.S.C. 4314(c)(4), the Department of the Navy
(DON) announces the appointment of members to the DON's numerous Senior
Executive Service (SES) Sub Pay Pools (SPPs)/Performance Review Boards
(PRBs). The purpose of the SPP/PRBs is to provide fair and impartial
review of the annual SES performance appraisal prepared by the senior
executive's immediate and second level supervisor; to make
recommendations to appointing officials regarding acceptance or
modification of the performance rating; and to make recommendations for
performance bonuses and basic pay increases. Composition of the
specific SPP/PRBs will be determined on an ad hoc basis from among
individuals listed below:
ADAMS, P. C. MS.; ALLARD, T. DR; ARCHITZEL, D. RADM; ARNY, L. W.
MR.; BALDERSON, D. MS.; BALDERSON, W. M. MR.; BARBER, A. H. MR.;
BARNUM, H. C. MR.; BAUMAN, D. M. MR.; BELAND, R. W. DR.; BENEDICT, T.
J. RDML; BETRO, T. A. MR.; BILLINGSLEA, M. MR.; BLAIR, A. K. MS.;
BLINCOE, R. J. MR.; BOURBEAU, S. J. MS.; BOZIN, S. D. RADM; BRADY, P.
H. RDML; BRANCH, E. B. MR.; BRAY, W. P. MR.; BRENNAN, A. M. MS.; BROOK,
D. DR; BROTHERTON, A. E. MS.; BROWN, M. RDML; BROWN, W. A. RDML; CALI,
R. T. MR.; CAMPBELL, J. F. RADM; CAREY, R. J. MR.; CARLIN, R. T. DR.;
CARR, N. RDML; CASTELLAW, J. LTGEN; COHN, H. A. MR.; COLEMAN, R. LTGEN;
COOK, C. E. MR.; COOLEY, K. MR.; COVELL, C. RDML; COX, A. D. MR.;
CREEDON, C. MR.; CWALINA, B. B. MR.; DAVENPORT, D. RADM; DAVIS, A. R.
MS.; DAVIS, L. C. DR.; DEBBINK, D. VADM; DECKER, J. MS.; DECKER, M. H.
MR.; DEITCHMAN, M. MR.; DELIGNE, W. J. MR.; DEUTSCH, K. RADM; DILLON,
B. MR.; DRISKO, M. MS.; DUNAWAY, D. RDML; DUNN, S. C. MR.; EASTBURG, S.
RDML; ECCLES, T. RDML; EHRLER, S. M. MR.; ELLIS,
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W. G. MR.; ENEWOLD, G. RADM; ESSIG, P. CAPT; ETTER, D. M., THE
HONORABLE; EVANS, G. L. MS.; and
EVANS, I. E. MS.; EVANS, J. J. MR.; EXLEY, R. L. MR.; FERGUSON, J.
F. MR.; FERGUSON, M. VADM; FERKO, J. G. MR.; FISCHER, J. W. DR.;
FITZGERALD, M. VADM; FLYNN, T. V. RDML; FRANKFURT, T. MR.; FRANTZ, G.
T. MR.; FRICK, M. S. RDML; GAHAGAN, D. CAPT.; GALGANO, M. MR.;
GALLOWAY, J. MR.; GARCIA, J. G. MR.; GAVIN, V. S. MR.; GIBBS, R. C.
MR.; GLAS, R. MR.; GODDARD, C. H. RDML; GONZALEZ, A. H. MR.; GOODHART,
J. C. MR.; GORDON, F. E. DR.; GRIFFES, M. D. MR.; GRIFFIN, R. MR.;
GROSKLAGS, P. RDML; GUARD, H. MR.; HAMILTON, C. RADM; HANEY, C. RADM;
HANNAH, B. W. DR.; HARNED, N. MS.; HARRELL, M. MS.; HARVEY, J. C. VADM;
HAYNES, R. S. MR.; HEELY, T. RADM; HERR, F. DR.; HILARIDES, W. H. RDML;
HOGUE, R. D. MR.; HOLLOWAY, D. RADM; HONECKER, M. W. MR.; HOWARD, J. S.
MR.; ISELIN, S. MR.; JAGGARD, M. F. MR.; JAMES, J. H. MR.; JIMENEZ, F.,
THE HONORABLE; JOHNSON, J. L. MR.; JOHNSON, S. RADM; JONES, W. DR;
JUNKER, B. R. DR.; KARLE, I. DR.; KASKIN, J. D. MR.; KAY, W. MS.; KEEN,
S. L. MS.; KEENEY, C. MS.; KISTLER, M. R. MR.; KLEINTOP, M. U. MS.;
KRAMLICH, R. S. LTGEN; KRASIK, S. A. MS.; KRUM, R. A. MR.; KUNESH, N.
J. MR.; and
LAKE, R. BGEN; LANDAU, S. P. MR.; LANDAY, W. E. RADM; LAUX, T. E.
MR.; LAWRENCE, J. P. DR.; LEACH, R. A. MR.; LEDVINA, T. N. MR.;
LEFEBVRE, P. MR.; LEGGIERI, S. R. MS.; LEIKACH, K. MR.; LOCKLEAR, S. J.
VADM; LOFTUS, J. V. MS.; LONG, L. MS.; LUCCHINO, C. MS.; LUNDBERG, D.
A. MR.; LUNNEY, J. E. MR.; LUTTERLOH, S. MR.; MAGLICH, M. F. MR.;
MAGNUS, R. LTGEN; MAGUIRE, M. M. MS.; MARSHALL, J. B. MR.; MASCIARELLI,
J. R. MR.; MCCARTHY, E. MS.; MCCARTHY, J. MR.; MCCORMACK, JR., D. F.
MR.; MCCOY, K. M. RDML; MCCURDY, J. MR.; MCGRATH, M. F. MR.;
MCLAUGHLIN, P. M. MR.; MCMAHON, M. RDML; MCMANAMON, J. P. RDML; MCNAIR,
J. W. MR.; MEADOWS, L. J. MS.; MEEKS JR., A. W. DR.; MENG, J. C. DR;
MILLER, C. A. MR.; MITCHELL, S. E. MR.; MOLZAHN, W. R. MR.; MONTGOMERY,
J. A. DR.; MURRAY, S. MS.; MUTH, C. C. MS.; NAVAS JR., W. A., THE
HONORABLE; NYALKO, L. J. MS.; O'NEIL, S. M. MR.; PAOLETTI, C. MR.;
PENN, B. J., THE HONORABLE; PERSONS, B. J. MR.; PIC, J. E. MR.;
PIVIROTTO, R. R. MR.; PLUNKETT, B. J. MR.; PUNDERSON, J. F. MR.; RAPS,
S. P. MS.; REEVES, C. R. MR.; REIST, J. BGEN; ROBERTS, T. MS.;
RODRIGUEZ, RDML; ROLLOW, T. A. MR.; ROSENTHAL, R. J. MR.; RYZEWIC, W.
H. MR.; SANDEL, E. A. MS.; SANDERS, D. K. MR.; and
SCHAEFER, J. C. MR.; SCHREGARDUS, D. R. MR.; SCHUETTE, L. DR;
SCOVEL, G. A. MR.; SEE, V. RDML; SHANNON, W. RDML; SHARP, B. A. MR.;
SHEPHARD, M. R. MS.; SIEL JR., C. R. MR.; SKINNER, W. RDML;
SMERCHANSKY, J. H. MR.; SMITH, R. F. MR.; SMITH, R. M. MR.; SOLHAN, G.
W. MR.; SOMOROFF, A. R. DR.; SORENSON, D. CAPT; SPANN, L. H. MR.;
STACKLEY, S. MR.; STEFFEE, D. P. MR.; STEWART, P. CAPT; STEWART, V. R.
BGEN; STILLER, A. F. MS.; SUMMERALL, W. MR.; TAMBURRINO, P. M. MR.;
TESCH, T. G. MR.; THACKRAH, J. MR.; THOMSEN, J. E.; TIMME, W. G. RDML;
TOWNSEND, D. K. MS.; VOETSCH, S. S. RDML; WALLS, V. J. MR.; WARD, J. D.
MR.; WEDDEL, D. W. MR.; WEYMAN, A. S. MR.; WHITTEMORE, A. MS.;
WHITTMANN, J. MR.; WIERINGA, J. A. RDML; WILLIAMS, W. LTGEN; and WOOD,
B. H. MR.
FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Ms. LaToya Bedgood, Office of Civilian
Human Resources, telephone 202-685-6659.
Dated: December 11, 2009.
A.M. Vallandingham,
Lieutenant Commander, Judge Advocate General's Corps, U.S. Navy,
Federal Register Liaison Officer.
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