IN ADDITION 
 
 The Texas Register is required by statute to publish certain documents, 
including applications to purchase control of state banks, notices of rate 
ceilings, changes in interest rate and applications to install remote service 
units, and consultant proposal requests and awards. 
 To aid agencies in communicating information quickly and effectively, other 
information of general interest to the public is published as space allows. 

  State Banking Board 
   
  Notice of Hearing 
 
  The Hearing Office of the State Banking Board will conduct a hearing on March 
30, 1994, at 9:00 a.m., at 2601 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin, Texas, on the 
charter application for American Bank, L.B.A., Corpus Christi, Texas. The 
application is a conversion from the American National Bank, Corpus Christi, 
Texas, to a limited banking association. The banking services currently provided 
by the American National Bank, will continue to be provided by the American 
Bank, L.B.A. Upon reasonable notice, the public may inspect and copy all 
portions of the application, other than those made confidential by law, at the 
Texas Department of Banking, Third Floor, 2601 North Lamar Boulevard, Austin, 
Texas 78705, during regular business hours, Monday-Friday, excluding holidays, 
8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. 
 Anyone wishing to speak at the hearing, to make written comments, or to protest 
the application, should file any written comments or protest or give written 
notice of their intention to speak on or before March 20, 1994. Copies of 
written comments, protests, and written notice of intention to speak at the 
hearing should be sent United States mail, postage prepaid, to the applicant's 
representative: Patrick Kennedy, Jr., 1775 NBC Plaza, 112 East Pecan Street, San 
Antonio, Texas 78205. 
 If no protests are received by March 20, 1994, the Board may cancel the hearing 
without further public notice and consider the application on the basis of the 
written record. The Board may also postpone or otherwise reschedule the hearing 
without further public notice. Therefore, anyone planning to attend should first 
verify scheduling information. Anyone planning to attend who may need special 
accommodations due to disabilities should notify the Board at least three days 
prior to the hearing so that appropriate arrangements may be made. The Texas 
Department of Banking may be reached by telephone at (512) 475-1300 or by mail 
at the address given above. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 4, 1994. 
 TRD-9437235 
  Lynda Drake 
 Director of Corporate Activities 
 Texas Department of Banking 
    Filed: March 8, 1994 
         
     
  Notice of Hearing Cancellation 
 
  As no opposition has been noted in the application for domicile change by 
First State Bank, Junction, Texas, the hearing previously scheduled for March 
10, 1994, has been cancelled. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 1, 1994. 
 TRD-9437040 
  Lynda A. Drake 
 Director of Corporate Activities 
 Texas Department of Banking 
    Filed: March 3, 1994 
         
 
  Office of Consumer Credit Commissioner 
       
  Notice of Rate Ceilings 
 
  The Consumer Credit Commissioner of Texas has ascertained the following rate 
ceilings by use of the formulas and methods described in Texas Civil Statutes, 
Title 79, Article 1.04, as amended (Texas Civil Statutes, Article 5069-1.04). 
 
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  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 7, 1994. 
 TRD-9437234 
  Al Endsley 
 Consumer Credit Commissioner 
    Filed: March 8, 1994 
         
 
  Texas Education Agency 
       
  Request for Application 
 
  RFA #701-94-013. This request for application is authorized by Public Law 
Number 102-325. 
 Eligible Applicants. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is requesting 
applications from qualified teachers for the Christa McAuliffe Fellowship 
Program. This program honors the memory of the late Christa McAuliffe, the New 
Hampshire teacher who died in the January 1986 explosion of the space shuttle 
Challenger. All applicants must have at least eight years of teaching experience 
in elementary or secondary public or private schools. 
 Description. Each Christa McAuliffe Fellowship may be used for: 
 1. sabbaticals for study, research, or academic improvement to improve the 
teacher's knowledge base in an area of expertise or learn a new area of 
expertise; increase skills and professional ability; and enhance the ability of 
teachers to work with special education populations including gifted and 
talented children, limited English proficiency children, children with 
disabilities, and economically and educationally disadvantaged children; 
 2. consultation with or assistance to other school districts or private school 
systems for development of special innovative programs; 
 3. projects or partnerships that involve the business community and the 
schools; 
 4. programs that incorporate the use and the sharing of technologies to help 
students learn; or 
 5. expanding or replicating model programs of staff development. 
 Dates of Project. The application for the Christa McAuliffe Fellowship Program 
will be implemented during the 1994-1995 school year. Applicant(s) should plan 
for a starting date of Monday, August 1, 1994, and an ending date of Monday, 
July 31, 1995. 
 Project Amount. Funding will be available to full-time teachers currently 
teaching in elementary or secondary public or private schools. Fellowships will 
be awarded to recipients in an amount equal to the annual salary the individual 
would receive in such individual's current place of employment for the award 
period. Applications for the Christa McAuliffe Fellowship Program are 
competitive and will be funded until grant funds are depleted. 
 Selection Criteria. Distribution of the awards will be based upon the 
application prepared by the teacher(s) and reviewed by a statewide panel 
composed of teachers, school administrators, parents, representatives of higher 
education and members of professional education organizations. Applications will 
be judged on: the quality and consideration of the applicant's evaluations 
during employment as a teacher; an applicant's demonstrated commitment to 
teaching in the future; and the intended activities during the award period. The 
statewide panel makes the final selection of recipients for the fellowship 
award(s) and presents the name(s) to the commissioner. 
 Requesting the Application . A copy of the complete request for application 
(RFA #701-94-013) may be obtained by writing the: Document Control Center, Room 
6-108, Texas Education Agency, William B. Travis Building, 1701 North Congress 
Avenue, Austin, Texas 78701, or by calling (512) 463-9304. Please refer to RFA 
#701-94-013 in your request. 
 Further Information. For clarifying information about this request, contact 
Evangelina G. Galvan, Division of Educator Preparation, Texas Education Agency, 
(512) 463-9327. 
 Deadline for Receipt of Applications. Applications must be received in the 
Document Control Center of the Texas Education Agency by 5:00 p.m., Monday, 
April 25, 1994. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 9, 1994. 
 TRD-9437278 
  Lionel R. Meno 
 Commissioner of Education 
 Texas Education Agency 
    Filed: March 9, 1994 
         
 
  General Services Commission, State Energy Conservation Office 
       
  Request for Proposals 
 
  This request for professional services is filed pursuant to the provisions of 
Texas Civil Statutes, Article 6252-11c. 
 Notice of Invitation . The State Energy Conservation Office (SECO) invites 
proposal from engineering firms and individuals with experience in energy 
retrofitting of buildings to provide engineering energy audits for institutional 
and governmental building and other energy related engineering services as 
assigned. The proposers selected will be hired to perform these services on an 
as-needed basis. Energy audits performed under this program will follow the 
Texas LoanSTAR Audit Guidelines and formats issued by the State Energy 
Conservation Office and will identify and analyze retrofit projects for possible 
funding through the LoanSTAR Program. Historically Underutilized Business's 
(HUB) are encouraged to bid; and all businesses that bid are encouraged to give 
particular attention in preparing their bids to include HUBs as subcontractors 
and material suppliers at the first tier. The State of Texas operates under the 
basic principles of free and vigorous competition. In accordance with House Bill 
2626, 73rd Legislature, all state agencies are to give a good faith effort to 
award at least 30% of the total value of all contracts to certified HUBs. 
Achievement of the goal may be reached by the state contracting directly with 
HUB firms or by the state's general contractors establishing contracts with HUB 
firms as subcontractors, suppliers or material providers. 
 Services To Be Performed . Contractors selected will perform the following 
services as assigned: require project managers and audit team leaders to attend 
a one day briefing on energy auditing procedures and reports conducted in Austin 
by the State Energy Conservation Office; schedule walk-through audits and review 
energy consumption and building data; perform walk-through energy audits of 
assigned buildings to identify potential improvements in current energy 
operation and maintenance practices, complete appropriate short form energy 
analyses, and identify building systems or cost-effective projects where 
detailed engineering energy analysis should be performed; prepare detailed 
engineering energy audit proposals which include the estimated range of savings 
of proposed projects and work with the SECO to set the cost, scope, starting 
date, and completion date of each audit; conduct detailed engineering energy 
audits and prepare written energy audit reports in a timely manner that will: 
 describe the building and the major building HVAC and lighting equipment, 
existing metering equipment, and energy use characteristics; 
 describe and analyze recommended energy cost reduction measures, including 
accurate calculations of energy and cost savings and implementation cost; 
 recommend maintenance and operation improvement, analyze utility rate schedules 
and avoided cost of energy and demand, and list other potential utility cost 
saving measures which have not been included in the recommended energy cost 
reduction measure; 
 follow the LoanSTAR audit guidelines and formats provide by the SECO in all 
submissions; 
 provide three copies of the draft energy audit report for technical review and 
approval, the draft report shall be accurately and completely prepared in every 
respect; 
 revise the draft report in a timely manner according to the recommendations of 
the SECO and its technical review contractor(s) to ensure that the technical 
quality of the audit report meets the program's requirements; 
 review and certify final reports for accuracy and adherence to sound 
engineering practices by a professional engineer registered in the State of 
Texas; 
 provide six copies of the final report as approved by the SECO, for 
distribution to the program administrators and institutional recipients. 
 Contact Person. To obtain answers to questions concerning this project, contact 
Theresa Sifuentes, State Energy Conservation Office, P.O. Box 13047, Austin, 
Texas 78711, (512) 463-1931. 
 Closing Date. Seven copies of the proposal should be sent to Theresa Sifuentes 
at the previously listed address. Proposal should be sent by registered mail or 
by courier and must be received no later than 5:00 p.m. on April 8th, 1994. Late 
proposals and proposals submitted by fax will not be considered. All potential 
proposers are encouraged to attend a pre-proposal conference to be held at the 
General Services Commission Building, 1711 San Jacinto, fourth floor, room #402, 
Austin, Texas, on March 28th, 1994, from 9:30 a.m. to 11:30 a.m. 
 Format. The submittal shall be organized in the following sequence described, 
and when appropriate, should include reference to the specific section being 
addressed by number and title. 
 1. Proposer's Ability to Assign Qualified Personnel to the Project. 
  a. Business Organization. State the full name and address of the proposer's 
organization and identify parent company if applicable. Specify the branch 
office or other subordinate element which will perform, or assist in performing, 
the work described herein. Indicate whether the firm operated as a partnership, 
corporation, or sole proprietorship. Identify the state in which incorporated or 
licensed to operate. State the number of years the firm has been in business. 
  b. Project Management Structure. Provide an explanation, using charts or other 
exhibits if necessary, which specifies project leadership and reporting 
responsibilities, and interface with SECO. Provide a description of the methods 
which will be employed to organize, direct, monitor and control schedules and 
costs, and otherwise manage resources under the proposer's control in the 
performance of the work. If the use of subcontractors is proposed, identify 
their placement in the primary projects structure, and provide an internal 
management description of each subcontractor. 
  c. Authorized Negotiator. Include name and address, and telephone number of 
the person in Proposer's organization who is authorized to negotiate contract 
terms and render binding decisions on contract matters. 
 2. Relevant Background of Assigned Personnel and Familiarity with Similar Work. 
  a. Prior Experience. Describe only relevant corporate experience and 
individual experience for personnel who will be actively engaged in the 
project(s). Do not include corporate experience unless personnel assigned to 
this project actively participated. Describe all energy-related work. Specify 
experience with energy management technologies, capital non-residential retrofit 
energy audits, cost estimate work and specialized engineering experience in 
energy technologies such as thermal storage systems, lighting systems, energy 
management systems and boiler and steam system operations. Do not include 
details of experience prior to 1988. Supply the project title, year, and 
principal contact person(s) for whom prior projects were accomplished with 
current address and phone number(s). 
  b. Personnel. Include names, qualifications and copies of resumes for all 
professional personnel who will be assigned to the project(s). State the primary 
work assigned to each person and the percentage of time each person will devote 
to this work. Identify key persons by name and title. 
 3. Proposed Work Plan and Ability to Complete Tasks in a Timely Manner. 
  a. proposed work plan, including a description of proposed methodologies to be 
employed; 
  b. sequence and schedule of activities; 
  c. proposer's current workload and staffing levels; specify the number of 
personnel, both technical and clerical who will be assigned to this project and 
the percentage of working hours for each person to be assigned; 
  d. three references willing to attest to the proposer's timely completion of 
similar projects. 
 4. Conflicts of Interest. Describe the quantity and nature of any work, 
interest in work, partnership interest or other interest in any property of 
business arrangement which may give rise to a potential conflict of interest 
with the proper execution of this work. Persons employed within the past 12 
months by the State Energy Conservation Office (formerly the Governor's Energy 
Office) or its satellite offices are not eligible to participate in SECO 
contracts. 
 Selection Criteria. Selection of the proposers will be based on the following 
criteria and weighting. Proposal should be no longer than 30 pages and must 
specifically cover the selection criteria in the following order: 
  1. demonstrated engineering experience with energy management technologies and 
with capital retrofit energy audits for the institutional sector (1-20 points); 
  2. experience in providing cost estimates for retrofit projects. List selected 
projects where retrofit cost estimating was done (1-15 points); 
  3. specialized engineering experience in energy technologies such as thermal 
storage systems, lighting systems, energy management systems, and boiler and 
steam system operations. List specialized firm capabilities (1-15 points); 
  4. ability to respond to audit requests and other engineering assignments in a 
timely manner. List previous energy audit projects and number of months to 
complete (1-15 points); 
  5. demonstrated ability to work effectively with facility managers on audit 
and retrofit projects. List projects and references (1-15 points); 
  6. experience of the project manager and audit team leaders to be assigned 
this work in providing non-residential building energy audits. Include their 
resumes in the proposal (1-20 points). 
 Final selection of the contractors will be based on the recommendations of a 
review committee. The review committee may require that finalists meet with SECO 
in Austin for a formal interview prior to selection of a proposer. Selection for 
interviews will be based on the proposer's ability to satisfy the criteria 
listed previously, and the interview will focus on published selection criteria. 
SECO reserves the right to reject any or all proposals and is under no legal 
obligation to execute contracts on the basis of this request for proposals. No 
respondent will be reimbursed for any cost incurred in the preparation, 
submission, presentation or clarification of a proposal. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 9, 1994. 
 TRD-9437260 
  David A. Talbot 
 General Counsel 
 General Services Commission 
    Filed: March 9, 1994 
         
 
  Texas Department of Health 
       
  Correction of Error 
 
  The Texas Department of Health adopted a repeal to 25 TAC sec.sec.229.341-229. 
357. The rules appeared in the February 8, 1994 issue of the Texas Register  (19 
TexReg 926). 
 The following errors should be corrected as follows. 
 Section 229.345(g), the reference to "subsection (d)" should be corrected to 
"subsection (h)" as follows: 
 "(g) The application required in subsections (c) and  (h) [(d)] of this section 
shall be completed on forms provided by the department and shall contain all the 
information required by such forms and any accompanying instructions. 
 Section 229.345(h), the language needs clarification to reflect the appropriate 
lead in language to paragraphs (1)-(10) as follows: 
 "(h) Each tanning facility shall provide the following information upon 
application for a permit [On forms provided for applying for permitting of each 
tanning facility, the facility shall provide the]:" 
 Section 229.345(h)(7), the language needs clarification as follows: 
 "(7) copies of any posted warnings or notices the tanning facility uses in 
addition to those [which are] required by sec.229.350 of this title (relating to 
Warning Signs) [this section and] which address the safety and proper use of 
tanning devices;" 
 Section 229.345(h)(10), the language needs clarification as follows: 
 "(10) signature of the owner verifying all information on the application form  
[application form which shall be verified and signed by the owner]. 
 Section 229.350(a)(the sign), the language at the bottom of the sign should 
read "IF YOU DO NOT TAN IN THE SUN, YOU WILL NOT TAN FROM USE OF AN ULTRAVIOLET 
LAMP  OR SUNLAMP." 
 Section 229.351(i), the reference to "Federal Drug Administration" should be 
"Food and Drug Administration." 
         
   
  Texas Department of Human Services 
     
  TDHS Announces Competitive Procurement for Child Care Management Services 
Contractors 
 
  Child Care management Services Description. For contracts effective November 
1, 1994, the Texas Department of Human Services (TDHS) will competitively 
procure child care services through Child Care Management Services (CCMS) 
contractors. One CCMS contractor will serve each of 27 CCMS Service Delivery 
Areas (SDA). The 27 CCMS service delivery areas are listed below with the TDHS 
region number and the counties served by the contractor. 
 As defined by TDHS, each management services contractor will determine and/or 
document client eligibility for child care services, inform clients about the 
availability of child care from vendors, allow parents served by the contractor 
to select any eligible child care provider, secure child care and manage 
funding, enter into vendor agreements with child care providers throughout the 
service delivery area, use a method specified by TDHS to determine rates paid 
for child care and transportation to care, and make payments to child care 
vendors and to clients who self-arrange child care. The CCMS contractor will not 
be allowed to subcontract or use a consortium arrangement for the primary CCMS 
functions of client services, vendor management, or fiscal management. 
 Each contractor will be responsible for the management of and payment for a 
wide variety of TDHS-funded child care, including care for Job Opportunities and 
Basic Skills (JOBS) Training Program participants, children entitled to 
Transitional Child Care benefits, children receiving child protective services 
and/or foster care services from the Texas Department of Protective and 
Regulatory Services, Food Stamp Employment and Training participants, recipients 
of TDHS cash assistance and food stamp benefits, and other low-income eligible 
families. 
 TDHS reimburses the CCMS contractor for child care payments to child care 
vendors in accordance with TDHS policies and procedures. Based on a budget built 
on expected reasonable and necessary expenses, TDHS pays the CCMS contractor 
actual costs and fixed fees for CCMS operations. The amount paid must not exceed 
the contractor's TDHS allocation of funds for CCMS operations costs. The 
contractor must reimburse TDHS for any payments in excess of actual allowable 
cost. 
 Primary Capabilities. The primary capabilities of a CCMS contractor include the 
ability to manage a broad-based human services agency in a highly automated 
environment with TDHS administrative direction. Specifically, the contractor 
must demonstrate sufficient financial assets to provide adequate working capital 
for operations expenses and child care payments to providers and clients, must 
demonstrate strengths in financial/fiscal responsibility, staff/personnel 
management (including staff qualifications and pay scales), the management of 
special projects, and the successful management of automation systems. The 
contractor must have the capacity to perform CCMS client services, including 
eligibility determination and documentation, client funding decisions, resource 
and referral services, and waiting list management. The contractor must have 
child care leadership in the community (the CCMS service delivery area), 
including having a history of collaboration with other community agencies, 
having the capacity to impact the quality of child care in the community, having 
the capacity to assess early childhood services needs and resources in the 
community, and the ability to develop resources. 
 Procurement Process. TDHS will use the competitive procurement process to 
select one management services contractor for each service delivery area as 
described below. CCMS contractors may be public, private, non-profit or for-
profit agencies, and can include providers of child care services. 
 Applications for CCMS contracts must be made on forms supplied by TDHS for each 
procurement. Requests for proposal packages should be available from the contact 
persons listed below by April 29, 1994. The closing date for TDHS to receive a 
proposal will be no later than 5:00 p.m. on June 13, 1994. 
 Specific Evaluation Criteria.  The evaluation criteria will focus on the 
offeror's experience and expertise related to the primary capabilities described 
above, to the capacity of the offeror to perform the CCMS functions, to the 
offeror's resource deployment, and to the offeror's cost containment. 
 Minimum Contract Requirements.  To contract with TDHS, the management services 
contractor must agree to comply with the following requirements: Applicable 
federal and state laws, regulations, and policies; TDHS service standards 
applicable to the service being purchased; Generally accepted accounting 
principles and procedures recognized by the American Institute of Certified 
Public Accountants; and contractual terms, such as those relating to sufficient 
operating capital, assumption of liability for audit exceptions, and conditions 
for contract termination. 
 Contract Duration. The initial effective date for contracts awarded under this 
competitive procurement is November 1, 1994. Renewal of the competitively 
procured contract usually occurs at the beginning of each state fiscal year 
(September 1). At its option, TDHS may negotiate the renewal or extension of the 
contract on a non-competitive basis for additional periods. A contract may not 
be non-competitively renewed or extended if the competitive procurement process 
has not been used for at least one of the contract periods occurring during the 
preceding 48 months. 
 For More Information.  Staff in each TDHS region are responsible for conducting 
procurement to select one management services contractor for each CCMS service 
delivery area in each region. Check the list below to determine the CCMS service 
delivery area(s) and region(s) about which you would like to obtain specific 
information. You must call or write the contact person(s) listed below to obtain 
information about the region and/or CCMS service delivery area in which you are 
interested. If you are interested in obtaining information about the CCMS 
competitive procurement in more than one region and/or service delivery area, 
you must call or write to each contact person in each area. 
 Procurement materials may be requested through the closing date, however, you 
are advised to request materials promptly to have sufficient time to prepare a 
response. 
 CCMS Service Delivery Areas and Regional Contact Persons. TDHS Region 1: High 
Plains. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0101 are Armstrong, Briscoe, Carson, Castro, 
Childress, Collingsworth, Dalham, Deaf Smith, Donley, Gray, Hall, Hansford, 
Hartley, Hemphill, Hutchinson, Lipscomb, Moore, Ochiltree, Oldham, Parmer, 
Potter, Randall, Roberts, Sherman, Swisher, and Wheeler. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0101 is 
Gloria Murillo, Contract Specialist (005-9); Texas Department of Human Services; 
3501-L 45th Street; P.O. Box 3700; Amarillo, Texas 79109; phone: (806) 356-3136. 
 Counties served by CCMS 0102 are Bailey, Cochran, Crosby, Dickens, Floyd, 
Garza, Hale, Hockley, King, Lamb, Lubbock, Lynn, Motley, Terry, and Yoakum. 
 Contact Person: The contact person for counties served by CCMS 0102 is Jody 
Draughon, Contract Specialist (217-7); Texas Department of Human Services; 2109 
Avenue Q; P.O. Box 10528; Lubbock, Texas 79401; phone (806) 742-9541. 
 TDHS Region 2: Northwest Texas. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0206 are Archer, Baylor, Clay, Cottle, Foard, 
Hardeman, Jack, Montague, Wichita, Wilbarger, and Young. 
 Contact Person: The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0206 is Mary 
Evans, Contract Specialist (332-3); Texas Department of Human Services; 1328 
Oakhurst Drive; Wichita Falls, Texas 76302-2722; phone: (817) 720-8434. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0207 are Brown, Callahan, Coleman, Comanche, 
Eastland, Fisher, Haskell, Jones, Kent, Knox, Mitchell, Nolan, Runnels, Scurry, 
Shackelford, Stephens, Stonewall, Taylor, and Throckmorton. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0207 is Mary 
Evans, Contract Specialist (332-3); Texas Department of Human Services; 1328 
Oakhurst Drive; Wichita Falls, Texas 76302-2722; phone: (817) 720-8434. TDHS 
Region 3: Metroplex. 
 County served by CCMS SDA 0308 is Dallas. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for the county served by CCMS SDA 0308 is 
Patty Harvey, Program Manager (395-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 3131 
Fishtrap; Dallas, Texas 75212; phone: (214) 630-7824, extension 254. 
 County served by CCMS SDA 0309 is Tarrant. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for the county served by CCMS SDA 0309 is 
Patty Harvey, Program Manager (395-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 3131 
Fishtrap; Dallas, Texas 75212; phone: (214) 630-7824, extension 254. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0310: Denton, Ellis, Erath, Hood, Johnson, Navarro, 
Palo Pinto, Parker, Somervell, and Wise. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0310 is 
Patty Harvey, Program Manager (395-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 3131 
Fishtrap; Dallas, Texas 75212; phone: (214) 630-7824, extension 254. Counties 
served by CCMS SDA 0311 are Collin, Cooke, Fannin, Grayson, Hunt, Kaufman, and 
Rockwall. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0311 is 
Patty Harvey, Program Manager (395-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 3131 
Fishtrap; Dallas, Texas 75212; phone: (214) 630-7824, extension 254. TDHS Region 
4: Upper East Texas. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0416 are Anderson, Camp, Cherokee, Gregg, Harrison, 
Henderson, Marion, Panola, Rains, Rusk, Smith, Upshur, Van Zandt, and Wood. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0416 is 
James Brown, Support Manager (313-5); Texas Department of Human Services; 302 
Rieck Road; Tyler, Texas 75703-3620; phone: (903) 561-5359. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0417 are Bowie, Cass, Delta, Franklin, Hopkins, 
Lamar, Morris, Red River, and Titus. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0417 is 
James Brown, Support Manager (313-5); Texas Department of Human Services; 302 
Rieck Road; Tyler, Texas 75703-3620; phone: (903) 561-5359. TDHS Region 5: 
Southeast Texas. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0524 are Angelina, Houston, Jasper, Nacogdoches, 
Newton, Polk, Sabine, San Augustine, San Jacinto, Shelby, Trinity, and Tyler. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0524 is Lisa 
Canizales (028-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 285 Liberty Street, 16th 
Floor; P.O. Box 4906; Beaumont, Texas 77704-4906; phone: (409) 880-3403. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0525 are Hardin, Jefferson, and Orange. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0525 is Lisa 
Canizales (028-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 285 Liberty Street, 16th 
Floor; P.O. Box 4906; Beaumont, Texas 77704-4906; phone: (409) 880-3403. TDHS 
Region 6: Gulf Coast. 
 County served by CCMS SDA 0626 is Harris. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for the county served by CCMS SDA 0626 is 
Theresa Oliver, Contract Technician (175-4); Texas Department of Human Services; 
1425 East 40th; Houston, Texas 77022; P.O. Box 16017; Houston, Texas 77222; 
phone: (713) 696-7641. Counties served by CCMS SDA 0627 are Austin, Brazoria, 
Chambers, Colorado, Fort Bend, Galveston, Liberty, Matagorda, Montgomery, 
Walker, Waller, and Wharton. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for the county served by CCMS SDA 0627 is 
Theresa Oliver, Contract Technician (175-4); Texas Department of Human Services; 
1425 East 40th; Houston, Texas 77022; P.O. Box 16017; Houston, Texas 77222; 
phone: (713) 696-7641. TDHS Region 7: Central Texas. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0712 are Brazos, Burleson, Grimes, Leon, Madison, 
Robertson, and Washington. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0712 is Mike 
Blackard, Contract Manager (016-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 7901 
Cameron Road, Bldg 2; P.O. Box 15995; Austin, Texas 78761-5995; phone: (512) 
834-8312. Counties served by CCMS SDA 0713 are Bell, Coryell, Hamilton, 
Lampasas, Milam, Mills, and San Saba. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0713 is Mike 
Blackard, Contract Manager (016-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 7901 
Cameron Road, Bldg 2; P.O. Box 15995; Austin, Texas 78761-5995; phone: (512) 
834-8312. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0714 is Bastrop, Blanco, Burnet, Caldwell, Fayette, 
Hays, Lee, Llano, Travis, and Williamson. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0714 is Mike 
Blackard, Contract Manager (016-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 7901 
Cameron Road, Bldg 2; P.O. Box 15995; Austin, Texas 78761-5995; phone: (512) 
834-8312. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0715 are Bosque, Falls, Freestone, Hill, Limestone, 
and McLennan. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0715 is Mike 
Blackard, Contract Manager (016-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 7901 
Cameron Road, Bldg 2; P.O. Box 15995; Austin, Texas 78761-5995; phone: (512) 
834-8312. TDHS Region 8: Upper South Texas. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0820 are Calhoun, DeWitt, Goliad, Gonzales, 
Jackson, Lavaca, and Victoria. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0820 is 
Irene Medina, Contract Technician (279-4); Texas Department of Human Services; 
11307 Roszell; San Antonio, Texas 78217; P.O. Box 23990; San Antonio, Texas 
78223-0990; phone: (210) 619-8069. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0822 are Atascosa, Bandera, Bexar, Comal, Frio, 
Gillespie, Guadalupe, Karnes, Kendall, Kerr, Medina, and Wilson. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0822 is 
Irene Medina, Contract Technician (279-4); Texas Department of Human Services; 
11307 Roszell; San Antonio, Texas 78217; P.O. Box 23990; San Antonio, Texas 
78223-0990; phone: (210) 619-8069. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 8023 are Dimmit, Edwards, Kinney, La Salle, 
Maverick, Real, Uvalde, Val Verde and Zavala. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0823 is 
Irene Medina, Contract Technician (279-4); Texas Department of Human Services; 
11307 Roszell; San Antonio, Texas 78217; P.O. Box 23990; San Antonio, Texas 
78223-0990; phone: (210) 619-8069. TDHS Region 9: West Texas. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0903 are Andrews, Borden, Crane, Dawson, Ector, 
Gaines, Glasscock, Howard, Loving, Martin, Midland, Pecos, Reeves, Terrell, 
Upton, Ward, and Winkler. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0903 is Mary 
Evans, Contract Specialist (332-3); Texas Department of Human Services; 1328 
Oakhurst Drive; Wichita Falls, Texas 76302-2722; phone: (817) 720-8434. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 0905 are Coke, Concho, Crockett, Irion, Kimble, 
Mason, McCulloch, Menard, Reagan, Schleicher, Sterling, Sutton, and Tom Green. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 0905 is Mary 
Evans, Contract Specialist (332-3); Texas Department of Human Services; 1328 
Oakhurst Drive; Wichita Falls, Texas 76302-2722; phone: (817) 720-8434. TDHS 
Region 10: Upper Rio Grande. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 1004 are Brewster, Culberson, El Paso, Hudspeth, 
Jeff Davis, and Presidio. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 1004 is Joy 
Duarte, Contract Manager (111-1); Texas Department of Human Services; 1200 
Golden Key Circle, Fourth Floor; El Paso, Texas 79925; Phone: (915) 599-3690. 
TDHS Region 11: Lower South Texas. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 1118 are Cameron, Hidalgo, and Willacy. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 1118 is 
Jeanette Awbrey (108-7); Texas Department of Human Services; 300 East Canton; 
Edinburg, Texas 78539; phone: (210) 316-8712. 
 Counties served by CCMS SDA 1119 are Aransas, Bee, Brooks, Duvall, Jim Wells, 
Kenedy, Kleberg, Live Oak, McMullen, Nueces, Refugio, and San Patricio. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 1119 is 
Jeanette Awbrey (108-7); Texas Department of Human Services; 300 East Canton; 
Edinburg, Texas 78539; phone: (210) 316-8712. Counties served by CCMS SDA 1121 
are Jim Hogg, Starr, Webb, and Zapata. 
 Contact Person. The contact person for counties served by CCMS SDA 1121 is 
Jeanette Awbrey (108-7); Texas Department of Human Services; 300 East Canton; 
Edinburg, Texas 78539; phone: (210) 316-8712. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 8, 1994. 
 TRD-9437221 
  Nancy Murphy 
 Section Manager, Policy and Document Support 
 Texas Department of Human Services 
    Filed: March 8, 1994 
         
 
  Texas Department of Insurance 
       
  Correction of Error 
 
  The Texas Department of Insurance proposed new 28 TAC sec. sec.7.1901-7.1916, 
concerning the licensing of multiple-employer welfare arrangements, pursuant to 
the Insurance Code, Article 3.95-1-3.95-15. The rules appeared in the February 
15, 1994, issue of the Texas Register (19 TexReg 1085). 
 The introduction of the proposal stated that a public hearing on the proposal 
under Docket Number 2084 is scheduled for 8:30 a.m., March 21, 1994, in Room 100 
of the Texas Department of Insurance Building, 333 Guadalupe Street. Due to an 
error by the agency, the date of the public hearing should be March 28, 1994, at 
9:30 a.m. 
         
     
  Notice of Hearing 
 
  The Texas Department of Insurance proposed new 28 TAC sec. sec.7.1901-7.1916 
concerning multiple employer welfare arrangements. The proposal appeared in the 
February 15, 1994, issue of the Texas Register (19 TexReg 1085). The 
introduction of the proposal stated that a public hearing on the proposal under 
Docket Number 2084 is scheduled for 8:30 a.m. March 21, 1994, in Room 100 of the 
Texas Department of Insurance Building, 333 Guadalupe Street. Due to an error by 
the agency, the date of the public hearing should be March 28, 1994, at 9:30 
a.m. 
 The new sections are proposed under the Insurance Code, Articles 3.95-15, 1. 
03A, and 1.15. The Insurance Code, Article 3.95-15, provides that the Texas 
Department of Insurance may, on notice and opportunity for all interested 
persons to be heard, issue such rules, regulations and orders as are reasonably 
necessary to augment and carry out the provisions of Subchapter I, Chapter 3, of 
the Insurance Code, which relates to regulation of certain multiple employer 
welfare arrangements. Article 1.03A provides the commissioner with the 
authorization to adopt rules and regulations for the conduct and execution of 
the duties and functions by the department. Article 1. 15 pertains to 
examinations of entities regulated pursuant to the Insurance Code and multiple 
employer welfare arrangements under Article 3.95-13. Article 1.15,  sec.6 
provides the department authority under duty to adopt by rule procedures for the 
filing and adoption of examination reports. The proposed sections establish 
regulation of certain multiple employer welfare arrangements under Insurance 
Code, Article 3.95-1 through 3.95-15. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 9, 1994. 
 TRD-9437285 
  Linda K. von Quintus-Dorn 
 Chief Clerk 
 Texas Department of Insurance 
    Filed: March 9, 1994 
         
     
  Notices of Meeting 
 
  The Texas Department of Insurance will conduct a public meeting on April 18, 
1994, beginning at 8:30 a.m. in Room 100 of the Texas Department of Insurance 
Building, 333 Guadalupe Street in Austin, Texas. The purpose of the meeting will 
be to receive public comment and take possible action on a proposed revised 
Texas Statistical Plan For Private Passenger Automobile (The "Plan") for the 
collection of private passenger automobile insurance statistical data and market 
information. The revised Plan proposed for comment makes significant changes to 
the statistical plan for private passenger automobile which was adopted by the 
State Board of Insurance by Board Order Number 60321 on May 6, 1993. These 
changes include the addition and deletion of certain data elements, the 
elimination of one report, and the addition of specific reporting and record 
layout instructions. 
 The revised Plan implements Article 5.05(a) of the Insurance Code, which 
requires that the Commissioner develop reasonable statistical plans to be used 
by each automobile insurer in the recording and reporting of its loss experience 
and other data in order that the total loss and expense experience of all such 
insurers may be made available annually. Article 21.69 of the Insurance Code 
authorizes the Commissioner to contract with any qualified entity to collect 
historical premium and loss data as defined by the Commissioner and pursuant to 
statistical plans promulgated or approved by the Commissioner. 
 Written comments are requested on the proposal to be considered by the 
Department and must be submitted within 30 days after publication of this Notice 
of Public Meeting in the Texas Register to Linda K. von Quintus-Dorn, Chief 
Clerk, Texas Department of Insurance, P.O. Box 149104, Mail Code 113-2A, Austin, 
Texas 78714-9104. An additional copy of the comment should be submitted to David 
Birnbaum, Associate Commissioner of Research and Policy, Texas Department of 
Insurance, Mail Code 112-4A, P.O. Box 149104, Austin, Texas 78714-9104. The 
Commissioner may exercise his discretion not to hold a hearing and render a 
decision in a meeting based solely on written comments. 
 The Commissioner of Insurance has jurisdiction over this matter pursuant to the 
Insurance Code, Articles 5.05, 5.96 and 21.69. 
 Copies of the revised Plan are on file with the Chief Clerk and are available 
by request from the Chief Clerk of the Texas Department of Insurance, Mail Code 
113-2A, P.O. Box 149104, 333 Guadalupe, Austin, Texas 78714-9104. For further 
information please contact Angie Arizpe at (512) 322-4147, (refer to Reference 
Number A-0394-05I). 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 4, 1994. 
 TRD-9437127 
  Linda K. von Quintus-Dorn 
 Chief Clerk 
 Texas Department of Insurance 
    Filed: March 4, 1994 
         
 
  The Commissioner of Insurance at a public meeting scheduled for 9:00 a.m., May 
2, 1994, in Room 100 of the Texas Department of Insurance Building, 333 
Guadalupe Street in Austin, will consider a staff petition proposing adoption of 
a new amendatory endorsement (Number FRO-530) to the Farm and Ranch Owner's 
Policy and a new amendatory endorsement (Number HO-230) to the Homeowner's 
Policy when the Farmer's Comprehensive Liability Endorsement Number HO-210 is 
attached to the Homeowner's Policy. The purpose of the two endorsements is to 
provide liability coverage for bodily injury or property damage arising out of 
the rental or holding for rental of any part of any premises by an insured if an 
insured location is shown on the declaration as farm premises rented to others. 
The endorsements are necessary because the exception for an insured location 
shown on the declaration as farm premises rented to others to the exclusion of 
liability coverage for bodily injury or property damage arising out of the 
rental or holding for rental of any part of any premises by an insured was 
inadvertently omitted from the Farm and Ranch Owner's Policy and the Farmer's 
Comprehensive Liability Endorsement Number HO-210 when these forms were 
rewritten and adopted by the State Board of Insurance in 1992. Prior to the 1992 
rewrite and adoption, the original exclusions contained in the Farm and Ranch 
Owner's Policy and the Farmer's Comprehensive Liability Endorsement Number HO-
210 excluded liability coverage for bodily injury or property damage arising out 
of the rental or holding for rental of any part of any premises by an insured, 
with certain exceptions to the exclusion, including if an insured location is 
shown on the declaration as farm premises rented to others. The two proposed 
amendatory endorsements restore the inadvertently omitted exceptions to the 
exclusions. 
 Copies of the full text of the proposed amendatory endorsements are available 
for review in the Office of the Chief Clerk of the Texas Department of 
Insurance, 333 Guadalupe Street, Austin, Texas 78714-9104. For further 
information or to request copies, please contact Angie Arizpe at (512) 322-4147 
(refer to Reference Number P-0394-07-I). 
 Anyone wishing to comment for or against the adoption of the two proposed 
amendatory endorsements is requested to submit written comments to the Office of 
the Chief Clerk prior to the May 2, 1994, meeting. The Commissioner of Insurance 
may exercise his discretion not to hold a hearing and instead, in a meeting, 
render a decision based solely on written comments submitted. 
 This notification is made pursuant to the Insurance Code, Article 5.96, which 
exempts action taken under this article from the requirements of the 
Administrative Procedure Act (Administrative Procedure Act, 73rd Legislature, 
Regular Session, Chapter 268, sec.1, 1993 Texas General Laws 737 (codified at 
Texas Government Code Annotated, Title 10, Chapter 2001)). 
 This agency hereby certifies that the proposed amendatory endorsements have 
been reviewed by legal counsel and found to be within the agency's authority to 
adopt. 
     
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 9, 1994. 
 TRD-9437286 
  Linda K. von Quintus-Dorn 
 Chief Clerk 
 Texas Department of Insurance 
    Filed: March 9, 1994 
         
 
  Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
       
  Contract Proposal Request 
 
  The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) solicits proposals 
from contractors for a classification study. This classification study will 
provide the agency with a comprehensive approach to evaluation of jobs and 
consequent classification of employees within the Texas State Position 
Classification System (TSPCS). The approach should ensure internal consistency 
and external competitiveness while adhering to the requirements of the TSPCS. 
 Project Objective. The Human Resources Division currently manages the State 
Classification Plan for the TNRCC. The Consultant shall conduct a classification 
system analysis as defined in the Scope of the Study; develop recommendations 
for and policies to implement a new classification program; develop a 
communication plan for presenting the new classification program; and develop 
appropriate training materials and conduct selected training sessions. Funding 
for this project will be provided through State Appropriations. 
 Proposal Contact Information . The TNRCC is seeking proposals from qualified, 
experienced contractors to conduct job evaluations of all positions and 
evaluation of employee job classification, with the exception of positions 
exempt from the Texas State Position Classification Plan. There are 
approximately 3,000 classified employees and approximately 300 job titles 
utilized from the Texas State Position Classification Plan. Funding for this 
contract will be provided through state appropriations. 
 Further information about this project may be obtained in the Project 
Information Packed available from TNRCC. 
 Prior to submitting proposals, proposers should contact Linda Moore Smith, 
Director Human Resources Division at (512) 239-0102, and request the Project 
Information Packet for a Classification Study which contains details concerning 
the TNRCC's intended scope of work for this project. 
 Proposal Requirements. All proposers must describe the experience and 
professional qualifications they would bring to the proposed project. Proposers 
must also set forth clearly and specifically those procedures and methodologies 
they would use to provide the information set out in the scope of this project. 
 Submittal Procedures and Response Deadline. Any consultant interested in 
submitting a proposal shall provide six copies of the proposal by certified mail 
to Linda Moore Smith, Director, Human Resources Division, Texas Natural Resource 
Conservation Commission, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711-3087 by 5:00 p.m. 
on April 15, 1994. In keeping with environmentally sound practices, proposals 
may be printed on both sides of the paper to reduce consumption. Late proposals 
will not be accepted. 
 Upon submittal, the proposals will become the property of the State of Texas. 
The contents of all proposals shall be considered public record unless deemed 
otherwise by law. Any submittal of information claimed to be confidential or 
proprietary should be under separate cover and received on or before noon on the 
closing date. The TNRCC reserves the right to reject the designation of any 
information as confidential. 
 Contract Budget. The consulting contract to be established under this Contract 
Proposal Request will provide for compensation on the basis of invoices 
submitted by the Contractor, up to the amount contracted for this project. The 
maximum budget allowable will be consistent with the specific scope of work and 
cooperative agreement as determined by the TNRCC. 
 Procedure for Ranking Proposers. Proposers will be evaluated based on the 
proposal submitted to the TNRCC. The Project Information Packet for the 
Classification study fully describes the criteria by which the Proposer's 
submission will be scored. This criteria focuses on the Proposer's experience 
and qualifications relevant to this project, case histories, project approach, 
completion schedule, and cost for services. 
 Final Negotiations. After initial evaluation of proposals, the TNRCC will 
choose the best qualified proposer based on the selection criteria and begin 
negotiating for a contract. If the TNRCC is unable to negotiate a satisfactory 
contract with this proposer, the TNRCC will formally end negotiations with that 
proposer and begin negotiations with the next best qualified proposer. 
Negotiations will continue in this manner until a satisfactory contract is 
secured. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 9, 1994. 
 TRD-9437264 
  Mary Ruth Holder 
 Director, Legal Division 
 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
    Filed: March 9, 1994 
         
     
  Enforcement Orders 
 
  Pursuant to the Texas Water Code, which states that if the commission finds 
that a violation has occurred and a civil penalty is assessed, the commission 
shall file notice of its decision in the Texas Register not later than the tenth 
day after the date on which the decision is adopted, the following information 
is submitted. 
 An agreed enforcement order was entered regarding the City of Southside Place 
(Permit Number 10712-01) on February 11, 1994, assessing $6,000 in 
administrative penalties. 
 Information concerning any aspect of this order may be obtained by contacting 
Raymond Winter, Staff Attorney, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, 
P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711-3087, (512) 239-0477. 
 
 An agreed enforcement order was entered regarding Henk and Roelie Post doing 
business as Hero Dairy (Permit Number 03126) on February 11, 1994, assessing 
$5,000 in administrative penalties. 
 Information concerning any aspect of this order may be obtained by contacting 
Kathy Keils, Staff Attorney, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, 
P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711-3087, (512) 239-0678. 
 
 An agreed enforcement order was entered regarding Donna Johnston, former City 
Administrator for the City of Thorndale, on February 11, 1994, assessing $1,000 
in administrative penalties. 
 Information concerning any aspect of this order may be obtained by contacting 
Raymond Winter, Staff Attorney, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, 
P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711-3087, (512) 239-0447. 
 
 An agreed enforcement order was entered regarding the City of Bardwell (Permit 
Number 10999-01) on February 11, 1994, assessing $3,000 in administrative 
penalties. Stipulated penalties were also imposed. 
 Information concerning any aspect of this order may be obtained by contacting 
Kathy Keils, Staff Attorney, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, 
P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711-3087, (512) 239-0678. 
 
 An agreed enforcement order was entered regarding Union Pacific Railroad 
Company-Sosan Yard (SWR Number 34950) on February 11, 1994, assessing $425, 000 
in administrative penalties with $125,000 deferred. 
 Information concerning any aspect of this order may be obtained by contacting 
Glen Grunberger, Staff Attorney, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, 
P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711-3087, (512) 463-8075. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on February 22, 1994. 
 TRD-9347248 
  Gloria A. Vasquez 
 Chief Clerk 
 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
    Filed: March 8, 1994 
         
     
  Notice of Application For Waste Disposal Permits 
 
  Attached are Notices of Applications for waste disposal permits. These permits 
were issued during the period of February 24-March 4, 1994. 
 These applications are subject to a Commission resolution adopted August 18, 
1993, which directs the Commission's Executive Director to act on behalf of the 
Commission and issue final approval of certain permit matters. The Executive 
Director will issue the permits unless one or more persons file written protests 
and/or requests for hearing within 30 days of the date of newspaper publication 
of notice concerning the applications. 
 If you wish to request a public hearing, you must submit your request in 
writing. You must state your name, mailing address and daytime phone number; the 
permit number or other recognizable reference to this application; the statement 
"I/we request a public hearing"; a brief description of how you, or the persons 
you represent, would be adversely affected by the granting of the application; a 
description of the location of your property relative to the applicant's 
operations; and your proposed adjustment to the application/permit which would 
satisfy your concerns and cause you to withdraw your request for hearing. If one 
or more protests and/or requests for hearing are filed, the Executive Director 
will not issue the permit and will forward the application to the Office of 
Hearings Examiners where a hearing may be held. If no protests or requests for 
hearing are filed, the Executive Director will sign the permit 30 days after 
publication of this notice or thereafter. If you wish to appeal a permit issued 
by the Executive Director, you may do so by filing a written Motion for 
Reconsideration with the Chief Clerk of the Commission no later than 20 days 
after the date the Executive Director signs the permit. 
 Requests for a public hearing on this application should be submitted in 
writing to Kerry Sullivan, Assistant Chief Hearings Examiner, Texas Natural 
Resource Conservation Commission, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711, (512) 
463-7908. 
 Listed are the name of the applicant and the city in which the facility is 
located, type of facility, location of the facility, permit number, and type of 
application-new permit, amendment, or renewal. 
 City of Abbott; the wastewater treatment facilities; are approximately one mile 
east of the intersection of Interstate Highway 35 and FM Road 1242, where 
Cottonwood Creek intersects FM Road 1242, in the City of Abbott in Hill County, 
Texas; renewal; 11544-01. 
 Hope Center Youth and Family Services; the wastewater treatment facilities 
plant; is approximately nine miles southeast of the City of Groveton at a point 
approximately 5,800 feet downstream of the confluence of Kickapoo Creek and 
Steam Mill Creek and 2,000 feet southeast of Kickapoo Creek in Trinity County, 
Texas; renewal; 11943-01. 
 Livestock Investors, Inc., doing business as Bar G Feedyard; a feedlot 
operation; the feedlot operation is immediately east of FM Road 1057 at a point 
approximately one mile south of the intersection of FM Road 1057 with U. S. 
Highway 60 in Castro County and approximately eight miles southwest of the City 
of Hereford in Deaf Smith County, Texas; amendment; 01400. 
 Celanese Engineering Resins, Inc.; of three existing underground injection 
control permits which authorize subsurface disposal of site-generated hazardous 
wastewaters from the manufacture of petrochemicals, plastics and 
pharmaceuticals. The waste disposal wells are located on company property at the 
Celanese Engineering plant, approximately two miles southwest of Bishop in 
Nueces County, Texas; renewal; Number WDW-210, WDW-211, and WDW-212; 45 days. 
 E. I. DuPont de Nemours and Company, Inc.; existing Underground Injection 
Control (UIC) permits for waste disposal wells; the renewed permits would also 
incorporate EPA No-Migration Petition standards. The disposal wells inject 
hazardous wastewaters from the manufacture of nylon and plastics at DuPont's 
Victoria Plant. Permits Numbers WDW-04, 28, 29, 30, 105, 106, 142, 143, and 144 
would authorize continued disposal of waste fluids into the Catahoula (Miocene) 
Sands between 3,000 and 4,200 feet. Permits Numbers WDW-145 and 271 would 
authorize continued disposal of waste fluids into the Greta (Miocene) Sands 
between 4,000 and 4,700 feet; the waste disposal wells are located on company 
property at the DuPont Victoria Plant, approximately eight and one half miles 
south of Victoria, Texas; renewal; WDW-04, WDW-28, WDW-29, WDW-30, WDW-105, WDW-
106, WDW-142, WDW-143, WDW-144, WDW-145, and WDW-271; 45 days. 
 Empak Incorporated; to incorporated the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments 
(HSWA) variance no-migration petition approval conditions; the permit amendments 
incorporate injection zone and injection interval depths, injection rate and 
volume, EPA hazardous waste codes and restrictive specific gravity values, as 
required by the no-migration petition approval conditions; waste disposal well 
WDW-157 is on company property, approximately 3,000 feet southeast of the 
Houston Ship Channel, in the City of Deer Park, Harris County; renewal and 
amendment; Permit Number WDW-157; 45 days. 
 General Electric Company; the operation of 18 tanks and four container storage 
areas for the receipt, transfer, and storage of Class I industrial waste. The 
permittee currently operates a facility which repairs heavy industrial 
electrical apparatus and receives, transfers and stores waste material that has 
been contaminated with or contain polychlorinated biphenyl (PCB) materials; the 
facility is on approximately 14.3 acres of 8800 Wallisville Road, one block west 
of the junction of Interstate 610 and Wallisville Road in Houston, Harris 
County, Texas; amendment; Number SW39063. 
 Monsanto Company; to renew and amend existing Permit Number WDW-224 to 
incorporate the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments (HSWA) variance no-
migration petition approval conditions. The permit amendments incorporate 
injection zone and injection interval depths, injection rate and volume, EPA 
hazardous waste codes and restrictive specific gravity values, as required by 
the no-migration petition approval conditions. Waste disposal well WDW-224 is on 
company property at Monsanto's Chocolate Bayou Plant, approximately ten miles 
south of Alvin in Brazoria County, Texas; renewal and amendment; WDW-224; 45 
days. 
 San Angelo Electric Service Company; operation of a commercial storage and 
processing facility for the management of Class I nonhazardous industrial solid 
wastes. The permit would authorize operation of three Class I nonhazardous 
industrial solid waste management units including a containment area with 13 
tanks and drum storage, a steel dumpster and an oil/water separator. Wastes 
authorized for processing and storage include PCB-contaminated fluids, 
transformer carcasses, oil and wastewater from oil/wastewater separator and 
plant refuse prior to removal to an authorized facility; the facility is located 
at 926 Pulliam Street in the City of San Angelo, Tom Green County, Texas; 
renewal and amendment; Permit Number SW39046. 
 U.S. Army/Longhorn Army Ammunition Plant; for operation of an industrial solid 
waste storage and processing facility for the management of hazardous, Class I, 
Class 2 and Class 3 industrial solid wastes. The units currently consist of 
three existing container storage areas and a post-closure care surface 
impoundment which has been closed as a landfill. The proposed amendment would 
permit eight formerly interim status for the thermal treatment of reactive 
wastes; allow construction of one additional thermal treatment unit; and require 
submission and approval of a modification request prior to the treatment of 
certain wastes previously processed under interim status. The wastes are 
military ordnance items generated on-site and received from off-site government 
sources on a non-commercial basis; the plant is on approximately 8,500 acres of 
land between Caddo Lake and the Town of Karnack in Harrison County, Texas; 
amendment; Permit Number HW50195; 45 days. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 4, 1994. 
 TRD-9437139 
  Gloria A. Vasquez 
 Chief Clerk 
 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
    Filed: March 4, 1994 
         
     
  Notice of Application for Municipal Solid Waste Management Facility 
 
  Attached are Notices of Applications for waste disposal permits. These permits 
were issued during the period of March 1-March 4, 1994. 
 These applications are subject to a Commission resolution adopted August 18, 
1993, which directs the Commission's Executive Director to act on behalf of the 
Commission and issue final approval of certain permit matters. The Executive 
Director will issue these permits unless one or more persons file written 
protests and/or request for hearing within 30 days after newspaper publication 
of this notice. 
 If you wish to request a public hearing, you must submit your request in 
writing. You must state your name, mailing address and daytime phone number; the 
permit number or other recognizable reference to this application; the statement 
"I/we request a public hearing"; a brief description of how you, or the persons 
you represent, would be adversely affected by the granting of the application; a 
description of the location of your property relative to the applicant's 
operations; and your proposed adjustment to the application/permit which would 
satisfy your concerns and cause you to withdraw your request for hearing. If one 
or more protests and/or requests for hearing are filed, the Executive Director 
will not issue the permit and will forward the application to the Office of 
Hearings Examiners where a hearing may be held. In the event a hearing is held, 
the Office of Hearings Examiners will submit a recommendation to the Commission 
for final decision. If no protests or requests for hearing are filed, the 
Executive Director will sign the permit 30 days after publication of this notice 
or thereafter. If you wish to appeal a permit issued by the Executive Director, 
you may do so by filing a written Motion for Reconsideration with the Chief 
Clerk of the Commission no later than 20 days after the date the Executive 
Director signs the permit. 
 Information concerning any aspect of these applications may be obtained by 
contacting the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, P.O. Box 13087, 
Austin, Texas 78711, (512) 463-7898. 
 Listed are the name of the applicant and the city in which the facility is 
located, type of facility, location of the facility, permit number, and type of 
application-new permit, amendment, or renewal. 
 American Wastewater, Ltd.; Type V (Grease Trap Processing); 250 Gellhorn, 
Harris County, Houston; Texas; new; MSW2234. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 4, 1994. 
 TRD-9437180 
  Gloria A. Vasquez 
 Chief Clerk 
 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
    Filed: March 7, 1994 
         
     
  Notice of Opportunity to Comment on Permitting Actions 
 
  The following applications are subject to a Commission resolution adopted 
August 18, 1993, which directs the Commission's Executive Director to act on 
behalf of the Commission and issue final approval of certain permit matters. The 
Executive Director will issue the permits unless one or more persons file 
written protests and/or requests for hearing within ten days of the date notice 
concerning the applications is published in the Texas Register. 
 If you wish to request a public hearing, you must submit your request in 
writing. You must state your name, mailing address and daytime phone number; the 
permit number or other recognizable reference to this application; the statement 
"I/we request a public hearing"; a brief description of how you, or the persons 
you represent, would be adversely affected by the granting of the application; a 
description of the location of your property relative to the applicant's 
operations; and your proposed adjustment to the application/permit which would 
satisfy your concerns and cause you to withdraw your request for hearing. If one 
or more protests and/or requests for hearing are filed, the Executive Director 
will not issue the permit and will forward the application to the Office of 
Hearings Examiners where a hearing may be held. If no protests or requests for 
hearing are filed, the Executive Director will sign the permit 30 days after 
publication of this notice or thereafter. If you wish to appeal a permit issued 
by the Executive Director, you may do so by filing a written Motion for 
Reconsideration with the Chief Clerk of the Commission no later than 20 days 
after the date the Executive Director signs the permit. 
 Requests for a public hearing on these applications should be submitted in 
writing to the Chief Clerk's Office, Texas Natural Resource Conservation 
Commission, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711, (512) 463-7875. 
 Application by Sam Houston Race Park, Ltd. and West Harris County Municipal 
Utility District Number 21, has applied to the Texas Natural Resource 
Conservation Commission for a minor amendment to Permit Number 13623-01 to 
authorize a decrease in the discharge of treated domestic wastewater effluent in 
the Interim I phase from a volume not to exceed an average flow of 500,000 
gallons to a volume not to exceed an average flow of 250,000 gallons per day; 
and a decrease in the Interim II phase from a volume not to exceed an average 
flow of 1,250,000 gallons per day to a volume not to exceed an average flow of 
500,000 gallons per day. The amendment also authorizes a variance to the buffer 
zone requirements in accordance with 30 TAC sec.309.13(e). The permit currently 
authorizes the discharge of treated domestic wastewater effluent at a final 
volume not t 15> exceed an average flow of 2,000,000 gallons per day, which will 
remain the same. The wastewater treatment facilities are approximately 1,500 
feet south of the Sam Houston Toll Road, east of Windfern Road, west of 
Fairbanks North Houston Road in the City of Houston in Harris County, Texas. 
 Application Number 23-3997I by the City of Laredo for a Texas Water Code, 
sec.11.122 Water Use Permit Application. Amendment to Certificate Number 23-
3997, as amended, to change purpose of use of 256.01 acre-feet of Class "B" 
irrigation water the City owns under Certificate of Adjudication Numbers 23-67, 
as amended, 23-74, and 23-2695, as amended, to 102.404 acre-feet of municipal 
water rights and change the diversion point and place of use, Rio Grande, Webb 
County, Texas. 
 Application Number 23-2775E by the Estate of Maria Vidaurri Herbst for a 
Amendment to Certificate of Adjudication Number 23-2775, as Amended, Pursuant to 
TAC sec.11.122. For Executive Director's Consideration. Applicant seeks to amend 
its portion of the certificate by adding 310 acres of irrigatable land to its 
authorization. The applicant is the owner of a portion of the aforesaid 
certificate and is authorized to divert 495 acre-feet of water per annum from 
the Rio Grande to irrigate 192.8 acres of land approximately 25 miles northwest 
of Zapata, Zapata County, Texas. The applicant is also authorized to divert 25 
acre-feet per annum for mining purposes. 
 Application #30279-C of Lake County Water Supply Corporation to amend 
Certificate of Convenience and Necessity Number 10310 in Bastrop, Fayette, and 
Lee Counties, Texas. 
 Application #30227-C of McCoy Water Supply Corporation to amend Water 
Certificate of Convenience and Necessity Number 10649 by Adding and Decertifying 
Service Areas in Atascosa, Live Oak, and Wilson Counties, Texas. 
 Application #30296-S of City of Stamford to Transfer a Portion of Water CCN 
Number 10635 from Paint Creek Water Supply Corporation and Amend Water CCN 
Number 11037 in Haskell County, Texas. 
 Certificate of Adjudication Number 23-2704F by J & B Contractors, Inc. for a 
Texas Water Code, sec.11.122 Water Use Permit Application. For Commission 
Consideration. Applicant requests the purpose of their two acre-feet of Class 
"A" irrigation water rights from Certificate Number 23-2704 be changed from 
irrigation purposes to mining purposes, Rio Grande, Rio Grande Basin, Webb 
County, Texas. 
 Application by Rob and Bessie Welder Wildlife Foundation for an extension of 
time to commence construction of two proposed off-channel reservoirs from 
October 15, 1993, to October 2, 1995, and to extend the time to complete 
construction of the reservoirs from October 15, 1994, to October 2, 1996. The 
proposed reservoirs which will be located in San Patricio County will be used 
for wetlands and are authorized by Water Use Permit Number 5366. Permit Number 
5366 authorizes diversion of water from the Aransas River, San Antonio-Nueces- 
Coastal Basin in San Patricio County. 
 Application by Alice Southern Equipment Service, Inc., Application Number 23-
2747F to amend Certificate of Adjudication Number 23-2747, as amended. Applicant 
seeks to amend Certificate Number 23-2747, as amended to change the purpose of 
use of the 75 acre-foot irrigation right to mining use and to change the place 
of diversion to two points on Falcon Reservoir, Rio Grande, Rio Grande Basin in 
Zapata and Starr Counties. 
 Application by Lyondell Petrochemical Company, Permit Number WDW-36 in order to 
incorporate the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments (HSWA) variance no-
migration petition approval conditions. The minor amendment will incorporate 
injection zone and injection interval language and depths, EPA hazardous waste 
codes and restrictive pH and specific gravity values as required by the no-
migration petition approval conditions. The injection zone is the Frio Formation 
at the approximate subsurface depths of 4,900 to 6,900 feet below ground level. 
The authorized injection interval is the Frio Formation at the approximate 
subsurface depths of 6,315 to 6,620 feet within the injection zone. Permit 
Number WDW-36 authorizes operation of a hazardous waste disposal well for 
disposal of wastes generated by Lyondell's Channelview and Bayport Plants. The 
Lyondell plants manufacture synthetic organic chemicals. The waste disposal well 
is in the John Jones Survey, A-483, approximately 2,060 feet east of the west 
line and 1,720 feet north of the north line of the Amy White Survey, A-81, in 
Harris County, Texas. 
 Application by Monsanto Chemical Company, Permits Numbers WDW-2 and WDW-13 in 
order to incorporate the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments (HSWA) variance 
no-migration petition approval conditions. The minor amendment will incorporate 
injection zone and injection interval language and depths, EPA hazardous waste 
codes and restrictive pH and specific gravity values as required by the no-
migration petition approval conditions. The injection zone is within the Miocene 
Sands at the subsurface depths of 3,818 to 7,580 feet for WDW-2 and 3,095 to 
7,580 feet for WDW-13. The injection interval for WDW-2 is 4,080 to 4,703 feet 
and the injection interval for WDW-13 is 5,300 to 7,000 feet. The maximum rate 
of injection is 400 gallons per minute for WDW-2 and 1, 200 gallons per minute 
for WDW-13. The wells are used to dispose of wastes generated on-site during the 
manufacture of organic chemicals. Waste disposal wells WDW-2 and WDW-13 are 
located in the Perry and East Austin League Number 2 Survey, A-107, Brazoria 
County, Texas. 
 Application by Oxy Petrochemicals, Inc., Permits Numbers WDW-152 and WDW-153 in 
order to incorporate the Hazardous and Solid Waste Amendments (HSWA) variance 
no-migration petition approval conditions. The minor amendment will incorporate 
injection zone and injection interval language and depths, EPA hazardous waste 
codes and restrictive pH and specific gravity values as required by the no-
migration petition approval conditions. The injection zone is within the Miocene 
Sands at the subsurface depths of 3,818 to 7,580 feet for WDW-2 and 3,095 to 
7,580 feet for WDW-13. The permitted injection interval for WDW-2 is 4,088 
to4,703 feet and the permitted injection interval for WDW-13 is 5,300 to 7,000 
feet. The wells are used to dispose of hazardous waste generated on-site during 
the manufacture of organic chemicals. Waste disposal wells WDW-2 and WDW-13 are 
located in the Perry and East Austin League Number 2 Survey, A-107 in Brazoria 
County, Texas. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 4, 1994. 
 TRD-9437138 
  Gloria A. Vasquez 
 Chief Clerk 
 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
    Filed: March 4, 1994 
         
     
  Notice of Strategic Planning Workgroup Meeting 
 
  The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC), Air Quality 
Planning Division, Regulation Development Section has formed a Strategic 
Planning Workgroup with representatives of municipal government, small business, 
industry, environmental groups, and the general public to discuss the 
development of the Post 96 Ozone State Implementation Plan. The goal of the 
workgroup is to make recommendations for the development of an EPA-approvable 
ozone attainment demonstration that is based on sound science, that is cost-
effective, and that minimizes adverse impacts to the community, business, and 
the economy for the Houston/Galveston and Beaumont/Port Arthur nonattainment 
areas. The Strategic Planning Workgroup will have a meeting on April 7, 1994, 
9:00 a.m., at Park 35, 12118 North IH-35, Building E, Room 202S. This workgroup 
will continue to meet on the first Thursday of every month until further notice. 
Members of the public are invited to attend and participate. For more 
information contact Liz Johnson-Orr at (512) 239-1967. 
 The Strategic Planning Workgroup has been divided into smaller workgroups: 
Urban Airshed Modeling (UAM), Control Measure Catalog (CMC), and Emissions 
Inventory (EI). The first meetings of these workgroups will be held on March 22 
at Park 35, 12118 North IH-35, Building E, Room 201S at the following times: 
UAM-9:00-11:00 a.m., CMC-11:00 a.m.-2:00 p.m., and EI-2:00-4:00 p.m. These 
workgroups will call their meetings on an as needed basis. If you would like to 
be informed of future meetings or for more information regarding these 
workgroups, contact Cyril Durrenberger at (512) 239-1482 (UAM), Beecher Cameron 
at (512) 239-1495 (CMC), and Bill Gill at (512) 239-1477 (EI). 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 4, 1994. 
 TRD-9437227 
  Mary Ruth Holder 
 Director, Legal Division 
 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
    Filed: March 8, 1994 
         
     
  Public Hearing Notice 
 
  The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission will conduct a public 
hearing beginning at 10:00 a.m., on Tuesday, April 12, 1994, in room 201S of the 
"E" Building, in the TNRCC's Park 35 Office Complex in Austin, Texas. The Park 
35 Office Complex is located at 12118 North IH-35, in Austin. 
 This hearing is scheduled to receive public comment on proposed new and amended 
TNRCC rules relating to prevention of overpayment from the Petroleum Storage 
Tank Remediation Fund. The proposed new rules, are found at 30 Texas 
Administrative Code (TAC)  sec.sec.334.530-334.559. The TNRCC is also proposing 
an amendment to 30 TAC sec.334.2. The full text of proposed new and amended 
rules was published in the January 25, 1994, issue of the  Texas Register (19 
TexReg 490). The hearing is being held pursuant to the Administrative Procedure 
Act, Texas Government Code, sec.2001.029. 
 The public is encouraged to attend the hearing and to provide comments to the 
proposed rules. Written comments which are submitted during the comment period 
or during the public hearing will be considered by the staff of the Executive 
Director in preparing a final rule for adoption by the Commission. Written 
comments and questions concerning the public hearing should be addressed to 
Raymond Winter, Legal Services Division, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711 or 
call (512) 239-0477. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 9, 1994. 
 TRD-9437265 
  Mary Ruth Holder 
 Director, Legal Division 
 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
    Filed: March 9, 1994 
         
     
  Public Notices 
 
  The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) announces notice 
and availability of a regional solid waste management plan proposed by the West 
Central Texas Council of Governments (WCTCOG) and a 30-day period for public 
comment on the plan. 
 Notice is hereby given that the document entitled, Regional Solid Waste 
Management Plan for the West Central Texas Region, is available for public 
review and comment. Regional solid waste management plans are required by the 
Texas Health and Safety Code, Chapter 363 (Comprehensive Municipal Solid Waste 
Management, Recovery, and Conservation Act, 1990) for each of the established 
regional planning agencies (COGs) in the state, which have been officially 
designated as solid waste management planning regions. The WCTCOG region 
includes the counties of Brown, Callahan, Coleman, Comanche, Eastland, Fisher, 
Haskell, Jones, Kent, Knox, Mitchell, Nolan, Runnels, Scurry, Shackelford, 
Stephens, Stonewall, Taylor, and Throckmorton. The plan describes current solid 
waste management efforts in the region, assesses problems and needs, and 
provides recommendations for future action. The plan was developed with the 
input of a regional environmental and public works committee composed of various 
public and private interests; meetings of this advisory committee were open to 
the general public. In addition, public meetings concerning the plan were held 
in various locations in the region. A formal public hearing was conducted by 
WCTCOG, in accordance with guidelines of TNRCC. Immediately upon adoption by 
TNRCC, the plan will have rule status. Subchapter O of Municipal Solid Waste 
Regulations (sec.330.568) will be amended at a later date to include, by 
reference, all adopted regional solid waste management plans in the state. 
 The interested public is invited to submit written comments on the proposed 
regional plan to the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission. Written 
comments must be received by no later than 30 days from the publication date of 
this notice. Please address comments to: Daniel J. Eden, Director, Waste Policy 
Division, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, P.O. Box 13087, 
Austin, Texas 78711-3087. 
 Copies of the regional plan document are available for public review at the 
following two locations: West Central Texas Council of Governments, 1025 East 
North Tenth, Abilene, Texas 79601, (915) 672-8544; and the Texas Natural 
Resource Conservation Commission, Environmental and Recycling Information 
Center, 12100 Park 35 Circle, Building A, Room 201, Austin, Texas 78753, (512) 
239-6944. 
 The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission will consider formal 
adoption of this regional plan at a regular agenda meeting, after the close of 
the comment period. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 9, 1994. 
 TRD-9437262 
  Mary Ruth Holder 
 Director, Legal Division 
 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
    Filed: March 9, 1994 
         
 
  The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) announces notice 
and availability of a regional solid waste management plan proposed by the East 
Texas Council of Governments (ETCOG) and a 30-day period for public comment on 
the plan. 
 Notice is hereby given that the document entitled, East Texas Council of 
Governments Regional Solid Waste Management Plan, is available for public review 
and comment. Regional solid waste management plans are required by the Texas 
Health and Safety Code, Chapter 363 (Comprehensive Municipal Solid Waste 
Management, Recovery, and Conservation Act, 1990) for each of the established 
regional planning agencies (COGs) in the state, which have been officially 
designated as solid waste management planning regions. The ETCOG region includes 
the counties of Anderson, Camp, Cherokee, Gregg, Harrison, Henderson, Marion, 
Panola, Rains, Rusk, Smith, Upshur, Van Zandt, and Wood. The plan describes 
current solid waste management efforts in the region, assesses problems and 
needs, and provides recommendations for future action. The plan was developed 
with the input of a solid waste task force composed of various public and 
private interests. In addition, four public hearings concerning the plan were 
held in various locations in the region. Immediately upon adoption by TNRCC, the 
plan will have rule status. Subchapter O of Municipal Solid Waste Regulations 
(sec.330.568) will be amended at a later date to include, by reference, all 
adopted regional solid waste management plans in the state. 
 The interested public is invited to submit written comments on the proposed 
regional plan to the Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission. Written 
comments must be received by no later than 30 days from the publication date of 
this notice. Please address comments to: Daniel J. Eden, Director, Waste Policy 
Division, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, P.O. Box 13087, 
Austin, Texas 78711-3087. 
 Copies of the regional plan document are available for public review at the 
following two locations: East Texas Council of Governments, 3800 Stone Road, 
Kilgore, Texas 75662, (903) 984-8641; and the Texas Natural Resource 
Conservation Commission, Environmental and Recycling Information Center, 12100 
Park 35 Circle, Building A, Room 201, Austin, Texas 78753, (512) 239-6944. 
 The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission will consider formal 
adoption of this regional plan at a regular agenda meeting, after the close of 
the comment period. 
     
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 9, 1994. 
 TRD-9437263 
  Mary Ruth Holder 
 Director, Legal Division 
 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
    Filed: March 9, 1994 
         
     
  State Implementation Plan Adoption 
 
  The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) adopted, on 
February 16, 1994, revisions to the Vehicle Emissions Inspection and Maintenance 
(I/M) Program and the Ozone Control Strategy for the Houston/Galveston and El 
Paso nonattainment areas. A public hearing on the proposed revisions was held 
December 16, 1993. The control strategy revises the I/M Program to enable the 
two nonattainment areas to meet EPA performance standards for enhanced I/M 
programs. The control strategy specifies model years of vehicles that will be 
subjected to high technology (IM240) tests in Harris, El Paso, Chambers, 
Liberty, Galveston, Waller, Fort Bend, Brazoria, and Montgomery Counties. Please 
contact Sherry Bryan, Mobile Source Division, at (512) 239-1994 for additional 
information on this adoption. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 2, 1994. 
 TRD-9437228 
  Mary Ruth Holder 
 Director, Legal Division 
 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission 
    Filed: March 8, 1994 
         
 
  Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists 
       
  Correction of Errors 
 
  The Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists proposed an amendment to 
22 TAC sec.461.6, concerning File Updates. The rule appeared in the February 8, 
1994, issue of the  Texas Register (19 TexReg 858). 
 In the fifth line of the first paragraph of the preamble, it should read 
"certified or licensed". 
         
   
  The Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists proposed new 22 TAC 
sec.463.31, concerning Provisional License/Certificate Application File 
Requirements. The rule appeared in the February 8, 1994, issue of the Texas 
Register  (19 TexReg 861). 
 In sec.463.31(4), second line, it should read "paragraphs (1)-(3)". Also on 
line 12, it should read "as well as the Oral Examination as administered". 
         
   
  The Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists proposed new 22 TAC 
sec.463.32, concerning Acceptance of Applications for Provision License as a 
Psychologist. The rule appeared in the February 8, 1994, issue of the Texas 
Register  (19 TexReg 861). 
 In line three of the first paragraph of the preamble, it should read 
"Provisional License" rather than "Provision License". Also, in the sixth line 
of the first paragraph, it should read "provisional license" rather than 
"provision license". 
 In sec.463.32, it should read "Acceptance of Applications for Provisional 
License as a Psychologist". 
         
   
  The Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists proposed new 22 TAC 
sec.sec.466.1-466.43, concerning Procedure. The rules appeared in the February 
8, 1994, issue of the Texas Register (19 TexReg 861). 
 In the first paragraph of the preamble, line six, it should read "Senate Bill 
1424,". 
 In sec.466.8(e), in the diagram of the heading, the word "Board" should be all 
in capital letters "BOARD". 
 In sec.466.10(b), line three, the words "service," "nonrulemaking" and 
"proceedings" should all begin with capital letters. 
 In sec.466.15(d)(2), fourth line, it should read "conference. Such". 
         
   
  The Texas State Board of Examiners of Psychologists adopted an amendment to 22 
TAC sec.465.16, concerning use of statements regarding services. The rule 
appeared in the February 8, 1994, issue of the Texas Register (18 TexReg 919). 
 In sec.465.16, should read "Use of Statements Regarding Services.  A licensed 
psychologist/certified psychologist/licensed psychological associate...". 
         
   
  Public Utility Commission of Texas 
     
  Notice of Intent to File Pursuant to Public Utility Commission Substantive 
Rule 23.27 
 
  Notice is given to the public of the intent to file with the Public Utility 
Commission of Texas an application pursuant to Public Utility Commission 
Substantive Rule 23.27 for approval of customer-specific PLEXAR-Custom Service 
for Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD, Euless, Texas. 
 Docket Title and Number . Application of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company 
for Approval of Plexar-Custom Service for Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD pursuant to 
Public Utility Commission Substantive Rule 23.27. Docket Number 12804. 
 The Application. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company is requesting approval of 
Plexar-Custom Service for Hurst-Euless-Bedford ISD. The geographic service 
market for this specific service is the Euless, Texas area. 
 Persons who wish to comment upon the action sought should contact the Public 
Utility Commission of Texas, at 7800 Shoal Creek Boulevard, Austin, Texas 78757, 
or call the Public Utility Commission Public Information Section at (512) 458-
0256, or (512) 458-0221 for teletypewriter for the deaf. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 3, 1994. 
 TRD-9437099 
  John M. Renfrow 
 Secretary of the Commission 
 Public Utility Commission of Texas 
    Filed: March 4, 1994 
         
     
  Public Notice 
 
  On December 23, 1994, Southwestern Bell Telephone Company, Inc. (SWB) filed an 
application with the Public Utility Commission of Texas (the Commission) for 
special amortization of the embedded net investment of items costing between 
$200 to $500. The Commission's General Counsel, the General Services Commission, 
and SWB have filed a written stipulation with the Commission requesting approval 
of an agreed amortization methodology. 
 SWB's application has been designated as Docket Number 11690; Application of 
Southwestern Bell Telephone Company For Special Amortization of the Embedded Net 
Investment of Items Costing Between $200-$500 . Persons who wish to intervene in 
the proceeding or comment upon the action sought should contact the Commission 
at 7800 Shoal Creek Boulevard, Suite 400N, Austin, Texas 78757, or call the 
Commission's Public Information Section at (512) 458-0256, or (512) 458-0221 for 
teletypewriter for the deaf on or before May 28, 1998. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 3, 1994. 
 TRD-9437098 
  John M. Renfrow 
 Secretary of the Commission 
 Public Utility Commission of Texas 
    Filed: March 4, 1994 
         
 
  Texas Water Development Board 
       
  Notice of Meeting 
 
  The Trans-Texas Water Program Policy Management Committee will meet at One 
Capitol Square Building, Committee Room 5, 300 East 15th Street, Austin, Texas, 
on March 29, 1994, at 9:00 a.m. Information may be obtained from Dennis Crowley, 
P.O. Box 13231, Austin, Texas 78711, (512) 463-7976. 
   
  Issued in Austin, Texas, on March 4, 1994. 
 TRD-9437115 
  Suzanne Schwartz 
 General Counsel 
 Texas Water Development Board 
    Filed: March 4, 1994