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. Texas Department of Criminal Justice Request for Qualifications It is the intent of the Texas Department of Criminal Justice (TDCJ) to secure professional architectural and engineering services for the projects described as follows. The Engineering Directorate of TDCJ is soliciting qualifications from firms interested in providing these services. It is also the intent of the Engineering Directorate of TDCJ to procure completed Professional Services Questionnaires from those firms interested in future work, but not responding to this particular Request for Qualifications (RFQ). Parties interested in procuring a project must respond using the procedures described in the RFQ document available from TDCJ. Any questions concerning these projects, the procurement of the RFQ, or procurement of the Professional Services Questionnaire should be addressed to Bruce Swope, Planning Manager, at TDCJ Engineering Directorate, (409) 294-6901. Project Description. The following is a list of the anticipated project types expected to be funded during Fiscal Years 1996 and 1997. Note that a portion of this work is for the Texas Youth Commission (TYC). The scope, number, and location of some of these projects has yet to be determined. Most projects require full multi-discipline professional services while a few require only engineering. For selection purposes, the projects are separated into five basic groups, with differing qualification requirements for each. Firms wishing to be eligible for projects in more than one group must submit separately for each group. Those firms ultimately selected will have gained a position in a "pool" of approved firms and are not assured of receiving a project. In the event that other projects handled by TDCJ are identified during FY 1996 and 1997, TDCJ may assign such work to one or more firms from the approved "pool" without further issuance of a Request for Qualifications. The following is a brief description of the five groups that have been identified. Group A-Site adaptation of a TDCJ prototype design of a high security prison housing building located at eight to eleven sites yet to be determined. Group B-Design and/or engineering of yet to be determined projects for TDCJ. Group C-Design and/or engineering of a new prototype housing building, site adaptation of housing prototype at each site, and other new design, renovation, and/or repairs at five Texas Youth Commission sites. Group D-Design and/or engineering of maintenance facilities and infrastructure at two Texas Youth Commission sites. Group E-Engineering and Coordination for replacement of HVAC and telephone system at one Texas Youth Commission site located near Pyote, Texas. Responses to this RFQ must be received by TDCJ Engineering Directorate no later than 12:00 Noon, August 28, 1995. Any response received after that time will not be considered. Selection Process. Shortly after receipt of the written statements of qualifications, a Review Board shall evaluate these statements and rank them according to the total scores on the Evaluation Criteria. The top-ranked firms will comprise a Short List and will be recommended by the Review Board to make oral presentations in the second stage of the selection process. It is expected that the Short List of applicants invited to make an oral presentation will be established by the end of business on August 31, 1995. Oral presentations may begin Thursday, September 7, 1995. The interview Board will conduct the oral presentations and make evaluations and ranking based on the qualification presented. The Interview Board then submits its final rankings to the appropriate authority for selection. Upon selection, fee negotiations will commence with the selected firm(s) on a schedule determined by TDCJ. If an agreement cannot be reached with the first selected firm, the negotiations will pass to succeeding firms in order of ranking, until an agreement is reached. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 11, 1995. TRD-9510241 Carl Reynolds General Counsel Texas Department of Criminal Justice Filed: August 14, 1995 Texas Education Agency Request for Applications Concerning Staff Development and Parent Training for Campus Deregulation and Restructuring to Improve Student Achievement Grant Program, School Years 1995-1997 Filing Authority. The availability of grant funds under Request for Application (RFA) #701-95-039 is authorized by the Texas Education Code, sec.7. 024. Eligible Applicants. The Texas Education Agency (TEA) is requesting applications from public school districts on behalf of an individual school campus that has demonstrated a commitment to campus deregulation and to restructuring educational practices and conditions by entering into a partnership with representatives of all of the following entities: school staff; parents of students; community and business leaders; school district officers; a nonprofit, community-based organization that has a demonstrated capacity to train, develop, and organize parents and community leaders into a large, nonpartisan constituency that will hold the school and the school district accountable for achieving high academic standards; and TEA. A separate application specific to the applying campus must be submitted for each campus for which the district is applying. Description. The purpose of this initiative is to assist eligible individual public school campuses in implementing practices and procedures consistent with deregulation and school restructuring to improve student achievement and in identifying and training parents and community leaders who will hold the school and the school district accountable for achieving high academic standards. Grants must be used for the training and development of school staff, parents, and community and business leaders in order that they understand and implement the: (a) academic standards and practices necessary for high academic achievement; (b) appropriate strategies to deregulate and restructure the school to improve student achievement; and (c) effective strategies to organize parents and community leaders into a large, nonpartisan constituency that will hold the school and the school district accountable for achieving high academic standards. No more than 20% of the total grant funds may be used to implement the academic standards and practices necessary for high academic achievement. No more than 25% of the total grant funds may be used to implement strategies developed by partners that are designed to enrich and extend student learning experiences outside of the regular school day. Grantees must demonstrate: (1) the responsible use of the grant to achieve campus deregulation and restructuring to improve academic performance; (2) development and implementation of a comprehensive plan to engage in on-going development and training of teachers, parents, and community leaders to (a) understand academic standards, (b) develop effective strategies to improve academic performance, and (c) organize a large constituency of parents and community leaders to hold the school and school district accountable for achieving high academic standards; (3) on-going progress in achieving higher academic performance; and (4) on-going progress in identifying, training, and organizing parents and community leaders who will hold the school and the school district accountable for achieving high academic standards. Dates of Project. The Staff Development and Parent Training for Campus Deregulation and Restructuring to Improve Student Achievement Grant Program will be implemented during the 1995-1997 school years. Applicants should plan for a starting date of no earlier than February 1, 1996, and an ending date of no later than August 31, 1997. Project Amount. Projects will be eligible for funding in the amount of $15, 000, $20,000, $25,000, or $30,000 for the 1995-1997 school years. Applicants will be required to select one funding category when submitting the application based on the size and scope of the proposed project. Selection Criteria. Applications will be selected based on the ability of each applicant to carry out all requirements contained in the RFA. The TEA reserves the right to select from the highest ranking applications campuses whose total percent of identified students from low income families is 60% or higher or campuses whose total percent of students passing all tests taken on the 1993- 1994 Texas Assessment of Academic Skills (TAAS) was below the state average. Campuses meeting the "low income" or TAAS criterion will be identified by consulting printouts provided by the Agency's Division of Technology Support. The TEA is not obligated to approve an application, provide funds, or endorse any application submitted in response to this RFA. This RFA does not commit TEA to pay any costs before an application is approved. The issuance of this RFA does not obligate TEA to award a grant or pay any costs incurred in preparing a response. Requesting the Application. A complete copy of RFA #701-95-039 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 the RFA number in your request. Further Information. For clarifying information about the RFA, contact Kathleen Burke, Office of Operations and Special Projects, Texas Education Agency, (512) 463-8306. Deadline for Receipt of Applications. Applications must be received in the Document Control Center of the Texas Education Agency by 5:00 p.m. Central Standard Time, Friday, October 13, 1995, to be considered. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 14, 1995. TRD-9510239 Criss Cloudt Executive Associate Commissioner for Policy Planning and Information Management Texas Education Agency Filed: August 14, 1995 Advisory Commission on State Emergency Communications Notice of Execution of Consulting Service Contract The Advisory Commission on State Emergency Communications (herein called "ACSEC"), files this Notice of Execution of Consulting Service Contract in accordance with provisions of the Government Code, Chapter 2254. The Request for Proposal was published in the July 18, 1995, issue of the Texas Register (20 TexReg 5308). The intent of the request was to solicit vendors to provide assistance to those local governments entities in Texas who need help in expediting the local addressing program in their area. Health and Safety Code, Chapter 771 authorizes the ACSEC to conduct services of this nature. The consultant will conduct the following activities: (1) Develop a monitoring guide based upon state policy and rules. (2) Monitor addressing project progress. (3) Evaluate status of each program and offer technical advice on how to expedite addressing programs. (4) Travel throughout Texas conducting on-site reviews of programs. The consultants' name and address are: 9-1-1 Systems Consultant, J. Ross Sherohman, P.O. Box 632911, Nacogdoches, Texas 75963. The total value of the contract is projected to be $77,000 for the fiscal year including fees and expenses. The beginning date of the contract is September 1, 1995 and ending date is August 31, 1996. Due dates for deliverables are continuous throughout the term of the contract. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 10, 1995. TRD-9510008 Mary A. Boyd Executive Director Advisory Commission on State Emergency Communications Filed: August 10, 1995 Employees Retirement System of Texas Request for Proposals (RFP) for Independent Audit Services The Employees Retirement System of Texas (System) is requesting proposals from independent certified public accountants (Auditor) to perform a financial audit of the System for the fiscal year ended August 31, 1995. The selected Auditor will be awarded an initial contract of one year, with the System having the option to extend the contract period. Please refer any requests for information about this RFP to DARRELL J. LESLIE, Director of Accounting, P.O. Box 13207, Austin, Texas 78711-3207, (512) 867- 3224, Fax: (512) 867-3491. The System will not be responsible for expenses incurred in preparing and submitting the proposal. Such costs will not be included in the proposal. The Auditor will submit ten copies of the completed proposal by 5:00 p.m. on September 5, 1995, to the Employees Retirement System of Texas, P.O. Box 13207, Austin, Texas 78711-3207, to the attention of Jane Miller, Purchasing Officer, or delivered to ERS Building Annex, Room 11, 18th and Brazos, Austin, Texas. If the proposal will be submitted by mail, it must be received by the System no later than the date and time set out above. Hand carried proposals may be delivered between 8:00 a.m. and 5:00 p.m. through the date set out above. All proposals will be in a sealed envelope with the proposer's name, address and RFP subject shown on the outside. Proposals submitted by September 5, 1995, in response to this RFP, will be reviewed by the System staff. Based on this review, interviews may be scheduled with the Auditors considered to be the best qualified. Proposals will be evaluated using three sets of criteria. The Auditors meeting the mandatory criteria will have their proposals evaluated and scored for both technical qualifications and price. The following represent the selection criteria which will be considered during the evaluation process. 1. Mandatory Elements a. The Auditor is independent and licensed to practice in Texas. b. The Auditor's professional personnel have received adequate continuing professional education within the preceding two years. c. The firm has no conflict of interest with regard to any other work performed by the Auditor for the System. d. The Auditor submits a copy of its most recent external quality control review report, and the Auditor has a record of quality audit work. e. The Auditor adheres to the instructions in this request for proposals on preparing and submitting the proposal. 2. Technical Qualifications a. Expertise and Experience i. Extent and quality of retirement system auditing experience, based on information provided by the Auditor as well as references of former and present clients; ii. The Auditor's ability and willingness to meet the requirements and needs of the System with respect to the audit as outlined in this RFP and as demonstrated in the proposal; and iii. The quality of the Auditor's professional personnel to be assigned to the engagement and the quality of the Auditor's management support personnel to be available for technical consultation. b. Audit Approach i. Adequacy of proposed staffing plan for various segments of the engagement; ii. Adequacy of sampling techniques; and iii. Adequacy of analytical procedures 3. Price Proposed cost as evidenced by billing rates and hours budgeted for each type of position. Although a significant factor, fees charged may not be the dominant factor. The award of any contract will be made to the Auditor which, in the opinion of the System, is best qualified based on the criteria listed above. C. Oral Presentations At the discretion of the System, the Auditors submitting proposals may be requested to make oral presentations as part of the evaluation process. In all interviews held with the Auditor, the proposed audit partner and manager for the System's engagement and the individual who will have on-site responsibility for the audit (if a person other than the partner or manager) must be present. D. Final Selection Final selection of the Auditor will be made by the System Board of Trustees. E. Right to Reject Submission of a proposal indicates acceptance by the Auditor of the conditions contained in the request for proposals unless clearly and specifically noted in the proposal submitted and confirmed in the contract between the System and the Auditor selected. The System reserves the right to reject any and all proposals submitted without any obligation or payment for costs incurred by proposing Auditors. The System reserves the right, where it may serve the System's best interest, to request additional information or clarification from any proposer, to allow corrections of errors or omissions, or to discuss points in the proposal before and after submission, all of which may be used in forming a recommendation. The System reserves the right to waive any and all formalities contained within the request for proposal except for the deadline for filing. Proposals received late will not be considered. The System reserves the right to retain each proposal submitted and to use any aspect of the proposal regardless of whether that proposal is selected. Issued in Austin, Texas on August 9, 1995. TRD-9510236 Charles D. Travis Executive Director Employees Retirement System of Texas Filed: August 14, 1995 Texas Department of Health Notice of Intent to Revoke Certificates of Registration Pursuant to Texas Regulations for Control of Radiation (TRCR), Part 13, (25 Texas Administrative Code sec.289.112), the Bureau of Radiation Control (bureau), Texas Department of Health (department), filed complaints against the following registrants: Crystal Vet Med Clinic, Crystal City, R01493; Timothy W. Lykke, D.P.M., Houston, R07601; Downtown Minor Emergency Clinic, San Antonio, R13133; Carrier Chiropractic, Grand Prairie, R18070; Chimney Rock Chiropractic Clinic, Houston, R20337; Martin E. McGonagle, M.D., Stephenville, Z00676. The department intends to revoke the certificates of registration; order the registrants to cease and desist use of radiation machine(s); order the registrants to divest themselves of such equipment; and order the registrants to present evidence satisfactory to the bureau that they have complied with the orders and the provisions of the Health and Safety Code, Chapter 401. If the fee is paid within 30 days of the date of each complaint, the department will not issue an order. This notice affords the opportunity to the registrants for a hearing to show cause why the certificates of registration should not be revoked. A written request for a hearing must be received by the bureau within 30 days from the date of service of the complaint to be valid. Such written request must be filed with Richard A. Ratliff, P.E., Chief, Bureau of Radiation Control (Director, Radiation Control Program), 1100 West 49th Street, Austin, Texas 78756-3189. Should no request for a public hearing be timely filed or if the fee is not paid, the certificates of registration will be revoked at the end of the 30-day period of notice. A copy of all relevant material is available for public inspection at the Bureau of Radiation Control, Exchange Building, 8407 Wall Street, Austin, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (except holidays). Issued in Austin, Texas on August 10, 1995. TRD-9510003 Susan K. Steeg General Counsel, Office of General Counsel Texas Department of Health Filed: August 10, 1995 Notice of Intent to Revoke Radioactive Material Licenses Pursuant to Texas Regulations for Control of Radiation (TRCR), Part 13, (25 Texas Administrative Code sec.289.112), the Bureau of Radiation Control (bureau), Texas Department of Health (department), filed complaints against the following licensees: LeTourneau, Inc., Longview, L02304; Craven Laboratories, Inc., Austin, L02773. The department intends to revoke the radioactive material licenses; order the licensees to cease and desist use of such radioactive materials; order the licensees to divest themselves of the radioactive material; and order the licensees to present evidence satisfactory to the bureau that they have complied with the orders and the provisions of the Health and Safety Code, Chapter 401. If the fee is paid within 30 days of the date of each complaint, the department will not issue an order. This notice affords the opportunity to the licensees for a hearing to show cause why the radioactive material licenses should not be revoked. A written request for a hearing must be received by the bureau within 30 days from the date of service of the complaint to be valid. Such written request must be filed with Richard A. Ratliff, P.E., Chief, Bureau of Radiation Control (Director, Radiation Control Program), 1100 West 49th Street, Austin, Texas 78756-3189. Should no request for a public hearing be timely filed or if the fee is not paid, the radioactive material licenses will be revoked at the end of the 30-day period of notice. A copy of all relevant material is available for public inspection at the Bureau of Radiation Control, Exchange Building, 8407 Wall Street, Austin, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (except holidays). Issued in Austin, Texas on August 10, 1995. TRD-9510004 Susan K. Steeg General Counsel, Office of General Counsel Texas Department of Health Filed: August 10, 1995 Notice of Revocation of a Certificate of Registration The Texas Department of Health, having duly filed complaints pursuant to Texas Regulations for Control of Radiation, Part 13 (25 Texas Administrative Code sec.289.112), has revoked the following certificate of registration: William L. George, D.D.S., 2135 Yale, Suite D, Houston, 77008, R09421, July 28, 1995. A copy of all relevant material is available for public inspection at the Bureau of Radiation Control, Exchange Building, 8407 Wall Street, Austin, Monday-Friday, 8:00 a.m. to 5:00 p.m. (except holidays). Issued in Austin, Texas on August 10, 1995. TRD-9510002 Susan K. Steeg General Counsel, Office of General Counsel Texas Department of Health Filed: August 10, 1995 Texas Department of Insurance Company License The following applications have been filed with the Texas Department of Insurance and are under consideration: Application for admission in Texas for Old Standard Life Insurance Company, a foreign life, accident and health company. The home office is in Coeur d'Alene, Idaho. Application for a name reservation in Texas for AMERICAID Community Care, a domestic health maintenance organization. The home office is in Dallas, Texas. Any objections must be filed within 20 days after this notice was filed with the Texas Department of Insurance, addressed to the attention of Cindy Thurman, 333 Guadalupe Street, M/C 305-2C, Austin, Texas 78701. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 11, 1995. TRD-9510227 Alicia M. Fechtel General Counsel and Chief Clerk Texas Department of Insurance Filed: August 11, 1995 Notice of Applications by Small Employer Carriers to be Risk-Assuming Carriers Notice is given to the public of the applications of the listed small employer carriers to be risk-assuming carriers under Texas Insurance Code, Article 26.52. A small employer carrier is defined by the Texas Insurance Code, Chapter 26 as a health insurance carrier that offers, delivers or issues for delivery, or renews small employer health benefit plans subject to the chapter. A risk-assuming carrier is defined by the Texas Insurance Code, Chapter 26 as a small employer carrier that elects not to participate in the Texas Health Reinsurance System. The following small employer carriers have applied to be risk-assuming carriers: FHP Life Insurance Company; HMO Texas, L.C.; PFL Life Insurance Company; Pacificare of Texas, Inc.; Philadelphia American Life Insurance Company; Sierra Health and Life Insurance Company The applications are subject to public inspection at the offices of the Texas Department of Insurance, Financial Monitoring Unit, 333 Guadalupe, Hobby Tower 3, Third Floor, Austin, Texas. If you wish to comment on these applications to be risk-assuming carriers, you must submit your written comments within 60 days after publication of this notice in the Texas Register to Alicia M. Fechtel, Chief Clerk, Mail Code 113- 1C, Texas Department of Insurance, P.O. Box 149104, Austin, Texas 78714-91204. An additional copy of the comments must be submitted to Mike Boerner, Managing Actuary, Actuarial Division of the Financial Program, Mail Code 304-3A, Texas Department of Insurance, P.O. Box 149104, Austin, Texas 78714-9104. Upon consideration of each application, if the Commissioner is satisfied that all requirements of law have been met, the Commissioner or his designee may take action to approve the application to be a risk-assuming carrier. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 11, 1995. TRD-9510218 Alicia M. Fechtel General Counsel and Chief Clerk Texas Department of Insurance Filed: August 11, 1995 Notice of Public Hearing The Commissioner of Insurance will hold a public hearing under Docket Number 2170 on October 6, 1995, at 9:00 a.m., in Room 100 of the Texas Department of Insurance Building, 333 Guadalupe Street in Austin, Texas, to consider a petition by the staff of the Texas Department of Insurance proposing amendments to the Homeowners and Farm and Ranch Owners sections of the Texas Personal Lines Manual. The petition requests consideration of a proposal to add a new rule to these two sections to provide optional large deductibles for coverage afforded under a homeowners policy and a farm and ranch owners policy. The proposed rule (Rule 7 under the General Requirements Section V, Deductibles Subsection D) provides for optional large deductibles of 1-1/2%, 2.0%, 2-1/2%, 3.0%, 4.0% or 5.0% of the limit of liability of Coverage A (Dwelling) under Texas Homeowners Policy Forms HO-A, HO-B and HO-C and Texas Farm and Ranch Owners Policy Forms FRO-A and FRO-B. The proposed rule provides that the large deductible may be selected at the option of the insured to apply to the policyholder's coverage for windstorm, hurricane and hail or to the policyholder's coverage for all other perils covered under the policy or for both of these types of coverages. The proposed rule requires the actual deductible amount in dollars and the premium credit for the optional large deductible selected to be shown on the declarations pages of the homeowners policy forms and the farm and ranch owners policy forms. The staff petition requests that applicable premium credits for the optional large deductibles be determined at the next residential property insurance benchmark rate hearing held pursuant to the Insurance Code, Articles 5.101 and 1.33B. The petition further requests that the effective date of the new rules be the effective date of the residential property insurance benchmark rates determined at such hearing. Currently, insureds may select deductibles of zero, $250, $500, $1,000, 1/2 of 1.0% or 1.0% of the limit of liability of Coverage A (Dwelling). The proposed rules are necessary to provide insureds with the option of selecting a larger deductible for their homeowners and farm and ranch owners coverage for a reduced premium. In addition, the availability of large deductibles may encourage insurers to write homeowners insurance in areas in which such insurers have in the past restricted such writings. The Commissioner has jurisdiction of this matter pursuant to the Insurance Code, Articles 5.35, 5.101, and 5.96. Copies of the full text of the staff petition and the proposed amendments 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 of the petition and proposed amendments, please contact Angie Arizpe at (512) 322-4147 (refer to Reference Number P-0895-24-I). Comments on the proposed changes must be submitted in writing within 30 days after publication of the proposal in the Texas Register to the Office of the Chief Clerk, P.O. Box 149104, MC113-2A, Austin, Texas 78714-9104. An additional copy of the comment should be submitted to Lyndon Anderson, Associate Commissioner for Property and Casualty Division, P.O. Box 149104, MC103-1A, Austin, Texas 78714-9104. 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 (Government Code, Title 10, Chapter 2001). Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 11, 1995. TRD-9510223 Alicia M. Fechtel General Counsel and Chief Clerk Texas Department of Insurance Filed: August 11, 1995 For further information, please call: (512) 463-6327 Texas Commission on Jail Standards Consultant Proposal Request Pursuant to the Texas Civil Statutes, Article 6252-11C, the Commission on Jail Standards invites proposals for consulting services from qualified individuals to advise and assist TCJS in a survey of jails across the state under the terms of the Juvenile Justice and Delinquency Prevention Act, Public Law 93-415, as amended. The individual selected will conduct on-site analyses of records and facilities at approximately 60 county and municipal jails and prepare required documentation and reports to verify compliance information regarding the removal of juveniles from the facilities. The selected consultant shall report directly to the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, executive director. All work performed under this contract shall be reimbursed on an hourly basis and is expected to be completed by March 1, 1996. Travel expenses shall be reimbursed based upon state per diem rates with direct operating expenses provided by TCJS. Detailed specifications are contained in the Consultant Proposal Request available August 18, 1995, from the Texas Commission on Jail Standards, 300 West 15th Street, Suite 503, Austin, Texas between the hours of 8:30 a.m. and 4:30 p.m., Monday-Friday. For detailed information, contact Rhonda Long, Planner, (512) 463-5505. Responses will be accepted only if actually received in writing in the Texas Commission on Jail Standards office no later than September 18, 1995, no later than 5:00 p.m., Central Daylight Time on this date. The Texas Commission on Jail Standards reserves the right to reject any or all proposals. All proposals submitted by the deadline will be reviewed by the executive director. The executive director may request interviews with the top rated proposers. Based on proposers response, availability, experience, qualifications and demonstrated ability to work independently, the executive director will select the individual most qualified to provide services. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 11, 1995. TRD-9510156 Jack E. Crump Executive Director Texas Commission on Jail Standards Filed: August 11, 1995 Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Enforcement Order An agreed enforcement order was entered regarding MONTY WILLIAMS, Docket Number 95-1073-SLG-E (Registration Number 20127) on August 2, 1995, assessing $810 in administrative penalties. Information concerning any aspect of this order may be obtained by contacting Merrilee Roberts, Enforcement Coordinator, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711-3087, (512) 239-4490. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 11, 1995. TRD-9510171 Gloria A. Vasquez Chief Clerk Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Filed: August 11, 1995 Notices of Application for Municipal Solid Waste Management Facilities for the Week Ending August 11, 1995 APPLICATION BY SANIFILL OF TEXAS, INC., Proposed Permit Amendment Number MSW208-A, authorizing an amendment to their existing Type I (landfill) municipal solid waste facility. The proposed amendment authorizes an additional 26 acres, increases the height of fill and upgrades the site to Subtitle D standards. The facility is located on 105.2 acres at 7797 Confederate Park Road in Fort Worth, Tarrant County, Texas. APPLICATION BY BROWNING-FERRIS, INC., Proposed Permit Amendment Number MSW1558- A, authorizing operation of a Type I (landfill) municipal solid waste facility to receive, process and dispose of municipal solid waste. The existing facility is located on 143 acres of land on LCR 460, approximately 1. 2 miles east- southeast of the intersection of State Highway 14 and Farm to Market Road 2705, southwest of the city of Mexia in Limestone County, Texas. This application is 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 permit unless one or more persons file written protests and/or requests for hearing within 30 days of the date of 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 application number, TNRCC docket number or other recognizable reference to the application; the statement "I/we request an evidentiary public hearing"; a brief description of how you, or the persons you represent, would be adversely affected by the granting of the application; and a description of the location of your property relative to the applicant's operations. If one or more protests and/or requests for hearing are filed on an application, the Executive Director will not issue the permit and will forward the application to the Office of Hearings Examiners where an evidentiary hearing may be held. If no protests and/or requests for hearing are filed on an application, the Executive Director will approve the application. 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 or questions concerning procedures should be submitted in writing to the TNRCC, Chief Clerk's Office, P.O. Box 13087, Mail Code 105, Building F, Room 4301, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Mail Code 105, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711, (512) 239-3300. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 11, 1995. TRD-9510167 Gloria A. Vasquez Chief Clerk Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Filed: August 11, 1995 Notice of Applications for Waste Disposal Permits Notices of Applications for waste disposal permits issued during the period of August 7-11, 1995. 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 a request for a 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 newspaper 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, Chief Clerks Office-Mail Code 105, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711, (512) 239-3300. 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. CROSS ROADS INDEOPENDENT SCHOOL DISTRICT; the wastewater treatment plant is approximately 940 feet northeast of the intersection of FM Road 3441 and FM Road 59 in Henderson County, Texas; new; 13789-01. DON HINTON; the dairy is on the east side of State Highway 154. The site is approximately two miles south of the intersection of State Highway 11 and State Highway 154 in Hopkins County, Texas; amendment; 02521. CITY OF IOWA PARK; the wastewater treatment plant is southwest of the City of Iowa Park, approximately 0.25 mile west of FM Road 368 and one mile north of FM Road 367 in Wichita County, Texas; renewal; 10691-02. JOHNSON COUNTY FRESH WATER SUPPLY DISTRICT NUMBER 1; the Johnson County FWSD Number 1 Wastewater Treatment Facilities are approximately 3.6 miles southeast of the City of Burleson at a location approximately one mile upstream of the crossing of Village Creek and FM Road 731 in Johnson County, Texas; amendment; 10532-01. MONTGOMERY COUNTY MUNICIPAL UTILITY DISTRICT NUMBER 15; The Gleneagles Subdivision Wastewater Treatment Facilities are on Gleneagles Drive, approximately 5,000 feet north of Needham Road in Montgomery County, Texas; amendment; 11395-01. CITY OF MOUNT PLEASANT; the Southside Wastewater Treatment Facilities; the facilities are approximately 5,000 feet east of U.S. Highway 271 and approximately 11,000 feet north of the intersection of U.S. Highway 271 and Big Cypress Creek in Titus County, Texas; renewal; 10575-04. RON MUNDAY; a sales and distribution facility for packing and shipping supplies; the plant site is at 13601 Spencer Road (FM 529) about three miles west of the intersection of FM 529 and U.S. Highway 290, Harris County, Texas; renewal; 01222. NUECES COUNTY WATER CONTROL AND IMPROVEMENT DISTRICT NUMBER 5; the wastewater treatment facilities are at the crossing of Banquete Creek and County Road 40, which is approximately 1-1/4 miles east of FM Road 666 and 1/2 mile south of State Highway 44 near Banquete in Nueces County, Texas; renewal; 11583-01. RED RIVER AUTHORITY OF TEXAS; the Arrowhead Ranch Estates Wastewater Treatment Facilities. The facilities are on Arrowhead Ranch Estates property, approximately 2,300 feet east of FM Road 1954 and 5.4 miles southeast of the intersection of U.S. Highway 281 and FM Road 1954 in Clay County, Texas; renewal; 11445-01. REDWOOD UTILITIES, INC.; the wastewater treatment facilities are at 11400 Green River Drive on the northeast corner of the crossing of Greens Bayou by Green River Drive in Harris County, Texas; renewal; 12996-01. TEJAS FINANCIAL CORPORATION; the wastewater treatment facilities are approximately 1500 feet north of FM Road 356, approximately 1.5 miles east of the intersection of FM Road 356 and FM Road 355 in Trinity County, Texas; new; 12324-02. CITY OF TEXARKANA; the wastewater treatment facilities are approximately 2, 300 feet west of Spur 151 and 3,300 feet south of State Highway 82 in Bowie County, Texas; renewal; 10374-07. PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT; the Bentson Rio Grande Valley State Park Wastewater Treatment Facilities; the facilities are within Bentson Rio Grande Valley State Park; adjacent of State Park Loop 43; approximately 3.5 miles south of the intersection of State Highway Loop 374 and FM Road 2062 in Hidalgo County, Texas; renewal; 11098-01. TEXAS PARKS AND WILDLIFE DEPARTMENT; the wastewater treatment facilities are approximately three miles east of FM Road 762 and 1.3 miles north of FM Road 1462 and approximately 2,700 feet south of the Park Interpretive Building in Brazos State Park in Fort Bend County, Texas; renewal; 12234-02. JAMES TRAWEEK; a dairy; the dairy is on the south side of FM Road 8, approximately 2.5 miles east of the intersection of FM Road 8 and FM Road 219, in Erath County, Texas; amendment; 03217. COGEMA MINING, INC.; for renewal of and amendment to underground injection control Permit Number WDW-195 which authorizes subsurface disposal of non- hazardous waste streams generated by the facility's uranium mining operations and groundwater restoration projects; the proposed permit will be renewed and amended to increase the maximum injection rate and maximum volume of wastewater injected into the well; the well is used to dispose of non-commercial, non- hazardous wastewaters generated on-site at the West Cole Facility; the facility is an in-situ uranium leaching mine located approximately 42 miles east of Laredo and two miles north of Bruni, Texas; renewal of and amendment to; WDW195. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 14, 1995. TRD-9510170 Gloria A. Vasquez Chief Clerk Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Filed: August 11, 1995 Notice of Opportunity to Comment on Permitting Actions for the Week Ending August 11, 1995 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 application(s) 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 ten 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 the Chief Clerk's Office (Mail Code 105), Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711, (512) 239-3300. 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. Consideration of the Application of Davenport Ranch Municipal Utility District Number 1, to Obtain a Water CCN and to Decertificate a portion of CCN Number 10306 issued to the Travis County Water Control and Improvement District (WCID) Number 10 in Travis County, Texas (Application #30580-C, Darrell Nichols). Consideration of the Application of Davenport Ranch Municipal Utility District Number 1, to Obtain a Sewer CCN in Travis County, Texas (Application #30581-C, Darrell Nichols). CITY OF CARRIZO SPRINGS for a minor amendment to Permit Number 10145-01 in order to decrease the discharge of treated domestic wastewater effluent from 990,000 gallons per day to 950,000 gallons per day from the Carrizo Springs Wastewater Treatment Facilities. The plant site is approximately 0.5 mile northeast of the intersection of U.S. Highway 83 and State Highway 85 in the City of Carrizo Springs in Dimmit County, Texas. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 11, 1995. TRD-9510169 Gloria A. Vasquez Chief Clerk Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Filed: August 11, 1995 Notice of Opportunity to Comment on Settlement Agreements of Administrative Actions The Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission (TNRCC) Staff is providing an opportunity for written public comment on the listed Agreed Orders (AOs) pursuant to sec.382.096 of the Texas Clean Air Act (the Act), Health and Safety Code, Chapter 382. The Act, sec.382.096 requires that the TNRCC may not approve these AOs unless the public has been provided an opportunity to submit written comments. Section 382.096 requires that notice of the proposed orders and of the opportunity to comment must be published in the Texas Register no later than the 30th day before the date on which the public comment period closes, which in this case is September 16, 1995. Section 382.096 also requires that the TNRCC promptly consider any written comments received and that the TNRCC may withhold approval of an AO if a comment indicates the proposed AO is inappropriate, improper, inadequate or inconsistent with the requirements of the Texas Clean Air Act. Additional notice is not required if changes to an AO are made in response to written comments. A copy of each of the proposed AOs is available for public inspection at both the TNRCC's Central Office, located at 12100 Park 35 Circle, Building A, Third Floor, Austin, Texas 78753, (512) 239-3400 and at the applicable Regional Office listed below. Written comments about these AOs should be sent to the Staff Attorney designated for each AO at the TNRCC's Central Office at P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711-3087 and must be received by 5:00 p.m. on September 16, 1995. Written comments may also be sent by facsimile machine to the Staff Attorney at (512) 239-3434. The TNRCC Staff Attorneys are available to discuss the AOs and/or the comment procedure at the listed phone numbers; however, sec.382.096 provides that comments on the AOs should be submitted to the TNRCC in writing. (1)COMPANY: A & R Pre-Owned Automobiles; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1254-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: FG-0455-F; LOCATION: Rosenberg, Fort Bend County; TYPE OF FACILITY: motor vehicle sales facility; RULE VIOLATED: TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.114.1(c)(1) and the Texas Clean Air Act, sec.382.085(b) by offering for sale in the State of Texas a motor vehicle with faulty or missing emission control systems or devices with which the vehicle was originally equipped. OPENALTY: $0. 00; STAFF ATTORNEY: Peter Gregg, (512) 239-3408; REGIONAL OFFICE: 4150 Westheimer, Houston, Texas 77027-4417, (713) 625-7900. (2)COMPANY: All Saints Health System; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1239-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: TA-0010-Q; LOCATION: Fort Worth, Tarrant County; TYPE OF FACILITY: hospital; RULE VIOLATED: (a) Alleged to have violated TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.116. 115 and the Texas Clean Air Act, sec.382.085(b) by: (1) failing to maintain the temperature in the secondary chamber of the medical waste incinerator at or above 1,800 Fahrenheit in violation of TNRCC Permit Number C-19560, Special Provision Number 5; (2) failing to span and zero the continuous emissions monitoring system for oxygen on a daily basis in violation of TNRCC Permit Number C-19560, Special Provision Number 9B; and (3) failing to reduce the monitoring data to hourly averages in violation of TNRCC Permit Number C-19560, Special Provision Number 9C; and (b) Alleged to have violated TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.111.129(1) and the Texas Clean Air Act, sec.382.085(b) by operating the medical waste incinerator at times other than the hours from one hour after sunrise to one hour before sunset. OPENALTY: $4,500; STAFF ATTORNEY: Greg Warmink, 239-0612; REGIONAL OFFICE: 6421 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Suite 312, Fort Worth, Texas 76116, (817) 732-5531. (3)COMPANY: Belco Manufacturing Company; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1240-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: BF-0104-B; LOCATION: Belton, Bell County; TYPE OF FACILITY: fiberglass tank manufacturing plant; RULE VIOLATED: Alleged to have violated TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.116.110(a), and the Texas Clean Air Act, sec.382.0518(a) and sec.382.085(b) by exceeding the emission levels of TNRCC Special Exemption Number X-1094. Specifically, TNRCC Special Exemption Number X-1094 authorized emissions of up to 12 tons per year. From January 1, 1994 to September 24, 1994, the Plant emitted 17 tons. OPENALTY: $0.00; STAFF ATTORNEY: Greg Warmink, 239- 0612; REGIONAL OFFICE: 6801 Sanger Avenue, Suite 2500, Waco, Texas 76710-7807, (817) 751-0335. (4)COMPANY: The Celotex Corporation; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1255-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: HG-0128-M; LOCATION: Houston, Harris County; TYPE OF FACILITY: an asphalt roofing manufacturing plant; RULES VIOLATED: Paragraph 8(e) of Texas Air Control Board (TACB) Agreed Board Order (ABO) Number 93-02(a) and the Act, sec.382.085(b) by failing to have in use combustion analysis equipment and a fire box temperature recorder for the Cutler Heater; Paragraph 8(h) of TACB ABO Number 93-02(a) and the Act, sec.382.085(b) by failing to repair, replace, or close openings in doors and windows to reduce cross drafts through the south side of the plant; and Paragraph 8(i) of TACB ABO Number 93-02(a) and the Act, sec.382.085(b) by failing to implement a complete and current inspection reporting system for the entire plant that addresses the frequency of inspections. OPENALTY: $0.00; STAFF ATTORNEY: Lisa Uselton Dyar, (512) 239-5692; REGIONAL OFFICE: 4150 Westheimer, Houston, Texas 77027-4417, (713) 625-7900. (5)COMPANY: Chief Auto Sales; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1241-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: MQ- 0464-A; LOCATION: Conroe, Montgomery County; TYPE OF FACILITY: motor vehicle sales business; RULE VIOLATED: TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.114.1(c)(1) and the Texas Clean Air Act, sec.382.085(b) by offering for sale in the State of Texas a motor vehicle with faulty or missing emission control systems or devices with which the vehicle was originally equipped. OPENALTY: $250; STAFF ATTORNEY: Peter Gregg, (512) 239-0450; REGIONAL OFFICE: 3918 Canyon Drive, Amarillo, Texas 79109-4996, (806) 353-9251. (6)COMPANY: East End Auto Parts, Inc.; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1256-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: HG-9817-L; LOCATION: Houston, Harris County; TYPE OF FACILITY: motor vehicle sales business; RULE VIOLATED: TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.114.1(c)(2) and the Texas Clean Air Act, sec.382.085(b) by offering for sale in the State of Texas a motor vehicle with faulty or missing emission control systems or devices with which the vehicle was originally equipped. OPENALTY: $0.00; STAFF ATTORNEY: Peter Gregg, (512) 239-0450; REGIONAL OFFICE: 4150 Westheimer, Houston, Texas 77027-4417, (713) 625-7900. (7)COMPANY: F. C. Schmidt Gin; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1242-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: FA-0023-M; LOCATION: Rosebud, Falls County; TYPE OF FACILITY: cotton gin; RULE VIOLATED: Alleged to have violated TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.101.4 and the Texas Clean Air Act, sec.382.085(a) and (b) by emitting one or more air contaminants, or combinations thereof (dust), in such concentration and of such duration as were or tended to be injurious to or to adversely affect human health or welfare, animal life, vegetation or property, or as to interfere with the normal use and enjoyment of animal life, vegetation or property on October 1, 1990 and October 21, 1991. OPENALTY: $0.00; STAFF ATTORNEY: Thomas Corwin, (512) 239- 5915; REGIONAL OFFICE: 6801 Sanger Avenue, Suite 2500, Waco, Texas 76710-7807, (817) 751-0335. (8)COMPANY: KMCO, Incorporated; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1243-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: HG-0426-B; LOCATION: Crosby, Harris County; TYPE OF FACILITY: a batch distillation and reaction plant; RULE VIOLATED: TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.101.20(1) and sec.116.115 and the Act, sec.382.085(b) (and Agreed Final Judgment #87-33, 130), by violating applicable federal NSPS regulations: sec.60.482-2(a)(1) and (2) by failure to perform monthly monitoring on pumps in light liquid service for leaks using methods specified in sec.60.485(b) or demonstrate an exemption, and failure to perform weekly visual inspections for indications of liquid dripping from pump seals; sec.60.482-4(a) by failure to operate each pressure relief device in gas/vapor service with no detectable emissions, as indicated by an instrument reading of less than 500 ppm above background [using methods specified in sec.60.485(c)]; sec.60.482-7 by failure to perform monthly monitoring of valves in gas/vapor service in light liquid service-using EPA Method 21-to detect leaks; sec.60.485(b) and (c) by failure to properly conduct EPA Method 21 tests to determine compliance with standards found in sec.60.482 and to determine background level; sec.60.486(a) by failure to comply with recordkeeping requirements of this section; sec.60.486(b) by failure to tag leaking components and re-monitor valves for two successive months after a leak is detected; sec.60.486(c) by failure to keep a log of leaking components for two years, and failure to record repair methods applied or repair dates; sec.60.486(e) by failure to keep the following information in a log which is readily accessible -dates, background level, and maximum instrument reading measured during each compliance test [as required by sec.sec.60.482-2(e), 60. 482-3(i), 60.482-4, and 60.482-7(f)]-and a list of identification numbers for equipment in vacuum service. Section 60.486(g) by failure to record the percent of valves leaking during each monitoring period (ie., valves complying with sec.60.483-2); and sec.60.487 by failure to submit semiannual reports beginning six months after the initial start-up date since 1984. TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.115.126 and the Act, sec.382.085(b) by failing to maintain records to demonstrate that all vent streams are exempt from the control requirements of TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.115.112 in accordance with TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.115.127(a) . TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.115.334 and the Act, sec.382.085(b) (and Agreed Final Judgment #87-33,130) by failing to conduct quarterly monitoring of all pipeline valves using a hydrocarbon gas analyzer. TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.115.335 and the Act, sec.382.085(b) by failing to apply EPA Method 21 for determining volatile organic compound (VOC) leaks. TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.115.336 and the Act, sec.382.085(b) (and Agreed Final Judgment #87-33,130) by failing to maintain a leaking components monitoring log, and maintain monitoring records for two years. TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.116.115 and the Act, sec.382.085(b) (and Agreed Final Judgment #87-33,130) by: (1) valves in the J-3 and J-4 units were monitored for fugitive emissions annually instead of quarterly; (2) not keeping complete records of the fugitive monitoring program (specifically, the records do not indicate what corrective actions were taken); (3) Company exceeded its permitted operating rate of 6,552 hours/year by operating the J-3 distillation unit 7,311 hours from October 1992-September 1993; (4) quarterly monitoring is not routinely conducted on the K-7 unit; (5) not identifying leaking components by tagging so that valves may be re-monitored to insure compliance; (6) not indicating in Company records what corrective actions were taken in the required fugitive monitoring program; and (7) Special Provision 2 of TNRCC Permit Number S-16943 requires the Company to comply with NSPS Subparts A and VV. OPENALTY: $48,500; STAFF ATTORNEY: Walter Ehresman, (512) 239-0573; REGIONAL OFFICE: 4150 Westheimer, Houston, Texas 77027-4417, (713) 625-7900. (9)COMPANY: La Gloria Oil and Gas Company; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1244-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: SK-0022-A; LOCATION: Tyler, Smith County; TYPE OF FACILITY: an oil refinery; RULES VIOLATED: TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.101.4, the Act, sec.382. 085(a) and (b) and Texas Air Control Board (TACB) Agreed Board Order (ABO) Number 93-09(m), by emitting one or more air contaminants, or combinations thereof, in such concentration and of such duration as were or tended to be injurious to or to adversely affect human health or welfare, animal life, vegetation or property, or as to interfere with the normal use and enjoyment of animal life, vegetation or property. OPENALTY: $20,000; STAFF ATTORNEY: Lisa Uselton Dyar, (512) 239-5692; REGIONAL OFFICE: 1304 South Vine Avenue, Tyler, Texas 75701, (903) 595-2639. (10)COMPANY: Star Enterprise; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1260-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: JE- 0095-D; LOCATION: Port Arthur, Jefferson County; TYPE OF FACILITY: a petroleum refinery; RULE VIOLATED: TNRCC Agreed Order Number 94-0555-AIR-E and the Act, sec.382.085(b) by failing to complete the SEP described in Attachment A of that Order by the required deadline of April 1, 1995. This new Order also modifies that Order by extending the SEP completion deadline to December 31, 1995, and adds more detailed accounting requirements concerning documentation of the costs of that SEP. OPENALTY: $0.00; STAFF ATTORNEY: Walter Ehresman, (512) 239-0573; REGIONAL OFFICE: 3870 Eastex Freeway, Suite 110, Beaumont, Texas 77703-1830, (409) 732-5531. (11)COMPANY: T.T.L., Inc.; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1262-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: JI- 0079-D; LOCATION: Anson and Radium, Jones County; TYPE OF FACILITY: anhydrous ammonia tank; RULE VIOLATED: Alleged to have violated TNRCC Rule 30 sec.116.110(a) and the Texas Clean Air Act, sec.382.0518(a) and sec.382.085(b) by constructing and operating an anhydrous ammonia tank which may emit air contaminants into the air of the state without first obtaining a permit or qualifying for a standard exemption. OPENALTY: $0.00; STAFF ATTORNEY: Thomas Corwin, 239-5915; REGIONAL OFFICE: 209 South Danville, Suite 200B, Abilene, Texas 79605, (915) 698-9674. (12)COMPANY: Timbercreek Manufacturing, Inc.; DOCKET NUMBER: 95-1261-AIR-E; ACCOUNT NUMBER: HV-0123-F; LOCATION: Commerce, Hunt County; TYPE OF FACILITY: woodworking operation; RULE VIOLATED: TNRCC Rule 30 TAC sec.116.110(a) and the Texas Clean Air Act, sec.382.0518(a) and sec.382.085(b) by operating a woodworking operation, which may emit air contaminants into the air of the state without first obtaining a permit or qualifying for a standard exemption. OPENALTY: $500; STAFF ATTORNEY: Aaron Deepest, (512) 239-3408; REGIONAL OFFICE: 6421 Camp Bowie Boulevard, Suite 312, Fort Worth, Texas, 76116, (817) 732-5531. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 14, 1995. TRD-9510243 Lydia Gonzales Gromatzky Director, Legal Services Division Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Filed: August 14, 1995 Notices of Receipt of Application and Declaration of Administrative Completeness for Municipal Solid Waste Management Facilities for the Week Ending August 11, 1995 APPLICATION BY ANGELINA COUNTY WASTE MANAGEMENT CENTER; Proposed Permit Amendment Number MSW2105-A, authorizing an amendment to their Type I (Landfill) municipal solid waste facility permit. The proposed site covers approximately 122 acres of land and is located just east of the intersection of F.M. Highway Number 58 and County Road 228A, approximately 4.8 miles south of U.S. Loop 287 at Lufkin, in Angelina County, Texas. APPLICATION BY WESTERN WASTE INDUSTRIES, INC., Proposed Permit Amendment Number MSW576A, amending the existing permit Number 576 which authorizes a Type I (Landfill) municipal solid waste facility. The site covers approximately 95.0 acres of land and is located 1,500 feet east of the intersection of Interstate Highway 30 and U.S. Highway 82, one mile west of the city of New Boston in Bowie County, Texas. 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 permit unless one or more persons file written protests and/or requests for hearing within 30 days of the date of newspaper publication. 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 application number, TNRCC docket number or other recognizable reference to the application; the statement "I/we request an evidentiary public hearing"; a brief description of how you, or the persons you represent, would be adversely affected by the granting of the application; and a description of the location of your property relative to the applicant's operations. If one or more protests and/or requests for hearing are filed on an application, the Executive Director will not issue the permit and will forward the application to the Office of Hearings Examiners where an evidentiary hearing may be held. If no protests and/or requests for hearing are filed on an application, the Executive Director will approve the application. 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 or questions concerning procedures should be submitted in writing to the Chief Clerk's Office, Park 35 TNRCC Complex, Building F, Room 4301, Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission, Mail Code 105, P.O. Box 13087, Austin, Texas 78711, (512) 239-3300. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 9, 1995. TRD-9510168 Gloria A. Vasquez Chief Clerk Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Filed: August 11, 1995 Provisionally-Issued Temporary Permits to Appropriate State Water Listed below are permits issued during the period of August 2-3, 1995. Application Number TA-7507 by Florida Gas Transmission Company for diversion of one acre-feet in a six-month period for industrial use. Water may be diverted from the Neches River at the SH 373 crossing, approximately 20 miles south of Beaumont, Orange County, Texas, Neches River Basin. Application Number TA-7509 by Colonial Pipeline Company for diversion of eight acre-feet in a six-month period for industrial use. Water may be diverted from the Colonial Pipeline right-of-way crossing of the San Jacinto River, approximately five miles north of Houston, Harris County, Texas, San Jacinto River Basin. Application Number TA-7512 by Capital Excavation Company for diversion of one acre-foot in a two-month period for industrial use. Water may be diverted from the Frio River at the 135 crossing, approximately 18 miles south of Pearsall, Frio County, Texas, Neches River Basin. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 14, 1995. TRD-9510242 Gloria A. Vasquez Chief Clerk Texas Natural Resource Conservation Commission Filed: August 14, 1995 Texas State Occupational Information Coordinating Committee Notice of Invitations for Proposals for Employer Follow-Up Survey The Texas State Occupational Coordinating Committee (TSOICC) invites proposals for conducting a survey and analyzing data gathered therefrom commencing September 1, 1995 and ending June 30, 1996. Anyone wishing to submit a proposal should contact the following for additional information: Richard Froechle, Executive Director, TSOICC, Travis Building, Suite 205, 3520 Executive Center Drive, Austin, Texas 78731, (512) 502-3750 or Marc Anderberg, Project Director, TSOICC, Travis Building, Suite 205, 3520 Executive Center Drive, Austin, Texas 78731, (512) 502-3754. All proposals must be received at the TSOICC offices at the previously listed address no later than the close of business at 5:00 p.m. on August 31, 1995. Award of contract will be made based on the analysis of competitive bids. A copy of the proposal evaluation instrument is available from either Mr. Froeschle or Mr. Anderberg at the listed address. Within ten days after contracting, TSOICC will file with the Texas Register a notice of award of contract. Based on prior experience and expertise, it is our intent to award this contract to Jim Reed's Student Information Systems of Corsicana, Texas, unless another organization can demonstrate superior knowledge and expertise in the field of community college student follow-up. Project Summary The Texas State Occupational Information Coordinating Committee (SOICC) requests the submission of proposals for a survey of Texas employers to determine the occupational employment status of former students and adult learners from public institutions of higher education, from Job Training Partnership Act (JTPA) programs, and from secondary vocational/technical education. The SOICC is under contract with the Texas Employment Commission (TEC) through June 30, 1996, to develop a comprehensive and integrated statewide student and adult learner follow-up system. The purpose of the follow-up system will be to obtain data to demonstrate the successful outcomes of various education and training programs, to compare institutional and program performance against core standards and measures, to help guide program improvements, and to provide information essential to students and adult learners as they form career expectations and chose from among related education and training options. The Coordinating Board, Texas Education Agency, Texas Department of Human Services, and the Texas Department of Commerce will submit to the SOICC "seed files" containing background information on former students and participants who have received occupationally-specific training. These seed files will be matched by Social Security numbers to the Coordinating Board's master enrollment files to identify those students continuing to pursue their training at a public institution of higher education. Secondly, the seed files will be matched by Social Security numbers to the TEC's Unemployment Insurance (UI) wage-records to identify labor market outcomes. The SOICC, in collaboration with the employer follow-up subcontractor and program representatives, will analyze the data obtained through this matching process and will prepare reports and recommendations accordingly. The data obtained through these matching processes are not sufficient to address a key concern outlined in the state's Master Plan for Career and Technical Education and echoed in the secondary and post-secondary core standards and measures, JTPA performance evaluation guidelines, the Workforce and Economic Competitiveness Act (Senate Bill 642), and various state agency rules and regulations. Namely, the labor market outcomes data obtained through the UI wage-record match are not sufficiently detailed to permit a determination of training-relatedness for job placements. The purpose of this RFP is to engage a subcontractor to conduct an employer survey to obtain occupational title, work-site location, and conditions of employment (full time/full quarter) for former students and adult learners located in the Texas labor market through the UI wage-record match. Employer surveys were conducted by the Texas Student Information System (TEXSIS) under subcontracts to the SOICC during the 1992-1993, 1993-1994, and 1994-1995 contract years. The TEXSIS has consistently achieved an 80% or better response rate. The successful bidder must demonstrate to the satisfaction of the SOICC that persistence effort will produce at least an 80% response rate. Because of TEXSIS's successful performance under prior employer survey subcontracts and because of the experience and expertise exhibited by Dr. Jim Reed, it is the intention of the SOICC to award the 1995-1996 employer survey subcontract to TEXSIS unless an alternative proposal gives clear indication of comparable expertise and capacity to provide expected services at a significantly lower cost. Scope of the Employer Survey No later than September 15, 1995, the SOICC will deliver a seed file to the employer survey subcontractor. The seed file will contain the matched records for no more than 101,000 former students and adult learners from selected high schools, JTPA service delivery areas, and institutions of higher education. The seed files will include each former student or adult learner's name and Social Security number. The seed file also will contain a TEC identification number, firm name and firm address for the employer of record for the fourth quarter of 1994 as identified through the automated matching against the UI wage-records. The subcontractor will sort the former students and adult learners by employer identification number and prepare survey instruments for mailing to those employers. Some firms may employ more than one person whose records are a part of the seed file. Each firm is to receive one survey instrument containing the names and Social Security numbers of all former students and adult learners from the seed file identified as in its employment. The subcontractor will request that the employers supply an occupational title, work site location zip code, and designation of full time/full quarter employment (Yes/No) for each former student or adult learners identified on the survey instrument. No later than February 15, 1996, the subcontractor will close out the employer survey file. In the interim between the initial mailing of the survey instrument and the closeout deadline, the subcontractor will persist through such activities and techniques as are necessary to obtain responses from at least 80% of the employers surveyed. The subcontractor will be responsible for coding all data received in response to the survey and will append that information in machine readable form in a format consistent with the original seed files. The seed files with information obtained through the employer follow-up survey appended will be returned to the SOICC no later than April 15, 1996. During the 1995-1996 program year, the SOICC will forward approximately 101, 000 student records to the survey subcontractor. Based on the ratio of student records to employer surveys realized in prior years, that number of student records should necessitate mailing approximately 36,807 employer surveys. Employer Survey Data Analysis The subcontractor will be responsible for analysis of data obtained through the employer survey. That analysis will include but not be limited to descriptive statistics concerning patterns of employment and wage earning by institution, program type, student/adult learner demographics, and region. In addition, the subcontractor will use a crosswalk matrix table supplied by the SOICC to automatically code the degree of training-relatedness for job placements of each former student/adult learner for whom a valid occupational title was obtained. A written final report containing comprehensive statement of methodology and procedures will be delivered to the SOICC no later than 15 days after the close of the contract period. The subcontractor also will be required to make periodic presentations to workshops, relevant committees, etc. concerning the progress of and preliminary results of the employer survey. Terms and Conditions The successful bidder will be allowed to invoice the SOICC for 25% of the contract amount at the beginning of the contract period for start-up expenses. The SOICC will withhold 5.0% of the contract amount for payment upon satifactory completion of all deliverables. Proposal Submission All proposals are due at the SOICC's office no later than the close of business at 5:00 p.m. Central Daylight Time, August 31, 1995. The SOICC's address is: The Texas SOICC, 3520 Executive Center Drive, Travis Building, Room 205, Austin, Texas 78731. Two copies of each proposal should be submitted. All proposals submitted should contain the following information in the order requested: 1) Cover Page The cover page should include the name of the party submitting the proposal, contact name, address, and phone number. The cover page should also bear the original signature of the person authorized to contractually obligate the entity submitting the proposal. 2) Statement of Work The statement of work must address the proposer's plans for accomplishing the following: a) Survey research project design in collaboration with the SOICC. b) Survey instrument design and persistence techniques for maximizing response rate. c) Software development for receiving, maintaining, and processing data. d) Initial survey mail-out and follow-up including non-respondent tracking. e) Data entry and maintenance including specifications of techniques used to code the data particularly with reference to employer supplied job titles that do not match those title listed in either the Dictionary of Occupational Titles or the Occupational Employment Statistic systems. f) Monitoring and reporting project progress. g) Interpretation of data and documentation to assure compliance with the project's objectives. h) Information dissemination to institutions required to facilitate their reporting of the labor market outcomes of their graduates and leavers. i) Documentation of recommended standard operating procedures and an evaluation report that assures that funds were used in a manner consistent with the goals of this project. j) Recommendations and final report. The final report will include findings and recommendations regarding: - response rates - industrial distribution of occupational employment outcomes by program; - geographic mobility analysis of labor market outcomes; - training-relatedness of job placements; and - techniques for improving the efficiency and effectiveness of employer follow- up. 3) Qualifications Explain the qualifications of those persons and of the organization that would enable the proposing party to meet its contractual obligations; include references pertaining to the conduct of prior surveys of comparable design with specific reference to response rate and cost per response. Identify personnel who will provide services outlined in the statement of work. Indicate the qualification of (that) person(s) with respect to: - prior experience and familiarity with survey research methods and statistical analysis techniques; - prior experience and familiarity with application software development; - prior experience and familiarity with record keeping and data coding formats used by the Texas Higher Education Coordinating Board; - prior experience and familiarity with record keeping and data coding formats used by the Texas Employment Commission; - prior experience and familiarity with record keeping and data coding formats used by the Texas Education Agency. - prior experience and familiarity with record keeping and data coding formats used by the Workforce Development Division (JTPA) of the Texas Department of Commerce. - prior experience and familiarity with standardized occupational, industrial, and instructional classification systems. - prior experience and familiarity with techniques for assessing the degree of training-relatedness of job placements. 4) Debarment Certificate and Miscellaneous Declarations Provide assurances that the principals and the organization proposing to conduct the employer survey have not been debarred from entering into contracts with the State of Texas and/or federal agencies. Provide assurances that there would be no conflict of interest in contracting with the SOICC, the State of Texas, or the United States Department of Labor. Optional declarations such as certification as a female-owned, minority-owned, or Texas-owned business may be attached. 5) Calendar Provide a calendar of activities, services, and submission of deliverables. 6) Budget Submit a line item budget indicating proposed expenditures. Provide a brief explanation justifying the proposed costs for the following: a) Developing and conducting the survey and required reports; b) Additional personnel costs associated with technical development effort, workshops, data maintenance, and report production; c) Travel and related support costs; and sa d) Administrative costs. Party awarded this contract may anticipate an initial payment to cover start-up costs and periodic payments thereafter upon submission of progress report documenting percentage of project completion. Final payment will be withheld pending satisfactory completion of all obligations under terms of the contract awarded. The SOICC reserves the right to reject all bids. Incomplete proposals and proposals received after the submission deadline will be declared non-responsive and will be rejected without further evaluation. Award of contract will be based on a competitive evaluation of all proposals submitted by the deadline by parties not debarred from doing business with the federal government or the State of Texas. Award of contract need not be made to the lowest bidder; rather, contract will be awarded to the proposal receiving the highest average score from three persons selected by the SOICC to read all proposals. Award of contract will be dependent upon the evaluation team's determination of the soundness of the proposal, capacity of the proposer to meet contractual obligations, and the reasonableness of the expenditures proposed. A copy of the proposal evaluation instrument is available upon written request from the SOICC. The SOICC reserves the right, contingent upon funding, to negotiate the terms of the final contract with the party submitting the proposal receiving the highest average points during the evaluation process. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 9, 1995. TRD-9509965 Richard C. Froeschle Executive Director Texas State Occupational Information Coordinating Committee Filed: August 9, 1995 Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Notice of Application for a Permit to Remove Sand, Gravel or Marl from the Brazos River Notice is hereby given that Sand Supply, Inc., P.O. Box 1127, Richmond, Texas 77469, as of August 7, 1995, filed an administratively complete application with the Texas Parks and Wildlife Department for a revenue permit to: remove up to 40,000 cubic yards (54,000 tons) of sand and 10,000 cubic yards (13,500 tons) of gravel per month from the Brazos River, Fort Bend County, at a site located approximately 5.0 miles southeast of the Alternate Highway 90 bridge and 2.5 miles north of the U.S. Highway 59 bridge and extending north along the south side of the U.S. Highway 59 bridge and extending north along the south side of the Brazos River for a distance of approximately 3,000 feet adjacent to the properties of the R. E. Smith Estate and J.C. Wessendorff; and to remove up to 40,000 cubic yards (54,000 tons) of sand and 10,000 cubic yards (13,500 tons) of gravel per month from the Brazos River, Fort Bend County, at a site located approximately 7.5 miles southeast of the Alternate Highway 90 bridge and 1,200 feet north of the Highway 59 bridge and extending north along the south side of the Brazos River for a distance of approximately 2,500 feet adjacent to the properties of Ervin and Gilbert Vallet and the Texas Department of Corrections. This permit is requested under the authority granted to the Texas Parks and Wildlife Commission in Chapter 86 of the Parks and Wildlife Code and will not authorize the crossing of any private property. The hearing to receive public comment on this application will be conducted Tuesday, September 12, 1995 at 3:00 p.m., in Conference Room A-200, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, 4200 Smith School Road, Austin. All interested persons may appear and be heard. Comments may be mailed to the Department at the following address, or presented orally or in writing at the hearing. Comments sent by mail should be received by the Department prior to the public comment hearing and should refer to Permit Number SR90-001. In addition, any person who can demonstrate a justiciable interest may request a formal contested case hearing pursuant to Government Code, sec.2001. 054. Any person wishing to request such a hearing should submit a written request to Catherine Livingston at the following address. Such a request should include a short statement of the nature of any objections to the requested permit and a description of the potential adverse impact that may be suffered by the requestor. Requests for formal contested case hearings must be received by the Department no later than 30 days after the date of issuance of this notice as listed below or by the close of the public comment hearing, whichever is later. Further information concerning any aspect of the application or hearing may be obtained by contacting Catherine Livingston, Resource Protection Attorney, Texas Parks and Wildlife Department, 4200 Smith School Road, Austin 78744, (512) 389- 8006, Fax: (512) 389-4482. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 9, 1995. TRD-9509961 Paul M. Shinkawa Acting General Counsel Texas Parks and Wildlife Department Filed: August 9, 1995 Public Utility Commission of Texas Notices of Applications to Amend Certificate of Convenience and Necessity Notice is given to the public of the filing with the Public Utility Commission of Texas of an application on June 22, 1995, to amend a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity pursuant to sec.sec.1.101, 2.101(e), 2.252, 2.251, 2. 253, and 2.255 of the Public Utility Regulatory Act of 1995. A summary of the application follows. Docket Title and Number: APPLICATION OF SOUTHWESTERN ELECTRIC SERVICE COMPANY TO AMEND CERTIFICATE OF CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY FOR A PPROPOSED TRANSMISSION LINE WITHIN CHEROKEE COUNTY, Docket Number 14352 before the Public Utility Commission of Texas. The Application: In Docket Number 14352, Southwestern Electric Service Company requests approval of its application to construct approximately 1.04 miles of 69-kV transmission line in Cherokee County. Persons who wish to intervene in the proceeding or comment upon action sought, should contact the Public Utility Commission of Texas, at 7800 Shoal Creek Boulevard, Suite 400N, Austin, Texas 78757, or call the Public Utility Public Information Division at (512) 458-0388, or (512) 458-0221 for teletypewriter for the deaf within 15 days of this notice. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 10, 1995. TRD-9510032 Paula Mueller Secretary of the Commission Public Utility Commission of Texas Filed: August 10, 1995 Notice is given to the public of the filing with the Public Utility Commission of Texas of an application on July 31, 1995, to amend a Certificate of Convenience and Necessity pursuant to sec.sec.1.101, 2.101(e), 2.252, 2.251, 2. 253, and 2.255 of the Public Utility Regulatory Act of 1995. A summary of the application follows. Docket Title and Number: APPLICATION OF BRAZOS ELECTRIC POWER COOPERATIVE, INC. TO AMEND CERTIFICATE OF CONVENIENCE AND NECESSITY FOR PPROPOSED TRANSMISSION LINE WITHIN ELLIS COUNTY, Docket Number 14484 before the Public Utility Commission of Texas. The Application: In Docket Number 14484, Brazos Electric Power Cooperative, Inc. requests approval of its application to construct approximately three miles of 138-kV transmission line within Ellis County. Persons who wish to intervene in the proceeding or comment upon action sought, should contact the Public Utility Commission of Texas, at 7800 Shoal Creek Boulevard, Suite 400N, Austin, Texas 78757, or call the Public Utility Public Information Division at (512) 458-0388, or (512) 458-0221 for teletypewriter for the deaf within 15 days of this notice. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 10, 1995. TRD-9510033 Paula Mueller Secretary of the Commission Public Utility Commission of Texas Filed: August 10, 1995 Notices 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 Aldine ISD, Houston, Texas. Docket Title and Number. Application of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for PLEXAR-Custom Service for Aldine ISD pursuant to Public Utility Commission Substantive Rule 23.27. Docket Number 13601. The Application. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company is requesting approval of a 155-station addition to the existing PLEXAR-Custom service for Aldine ISD. The geographic service market for this specific service is the Houston, 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 Consumer Affairs Division at (512) 458- 0256, or (512) 458-0221 for teletypewriter for the deaf. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 9, 1995. TRD-9509968 Paula Mueller Secretary of the Commission Public Utility Commission of Texas Filed: August 9, 1995 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 Austin Community College, Austin, Texas. Tariff Title and Number. Application of Southwestern Bell Telephone Company for PLEXAR-Custom Service for Austin Community College pursuant to Public Utility Commission Substantive Rule 23.27. Tariff Control Number 14496. The Application. Southwestern Bell Telephone Company is requesting approval of a new PLEXAR-Custom service for Austin Community College. The geographic service market for this specific service is the Austin, 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 Consumer Affairs Division at (512) 458- 0256, or (512) 458-0221 for teletypewriter for the deaf. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 9, 1995. TRD-9509969 Paula Mueller Secretary of the Commission Public Utility Commission of Texas Filed: August 9, 1995 Texas Department of Transportation Public Hearing Notice The Texas Department of Transportation, Aviation Division will hold a public hearing on Tuesday, August 29, 1995, beginning at 9:00 a.m., at 150 East Riverside Drive, South Tower Conference Room 309C, Austin, Texas. The public hearing will be held pursuant to House Bill 2180, 74th Legislature, 1995, which amended Texas Civil Statutes, Article 46c-6, sec.10, to receive comments from interested parties concerning the following 1995 aviation facilities development projects and financial assistance. A. Proposed approval of State-Funded Aviation Facilities Development Grants: County of Panola-Panola County-Sharpe Field; City of Cisco-Cisco Municipal Airport; City of Corsicana-C. David Campbell Field; City of Cuero-Cuero Municipal Airport; County of Terrell-Terrell County Airport; County of Moore - Moore County Airport; City of Gonzales-Gonzales Municipal Airport; City of Hearne-Hearne Municipal Airport; City of Huntsville-Huntsville Municipal Airport; County of San Patricio -T. P. McCampbell Airport; County of Jasper- Jasper County-Bell Field; County of Kimble-Kimble County Airport; City of Kerrville -Kerrville Municipal-Louis Schreiner Field; County of Fayette -Fayette Regional Air Center; City of Munday-Munday Municipal Airport; City of Palestine- Palestine Municipal Airport; City of Paris-Cox Field; County of Yoakum-Yoakum County Airport; Willacy County Navigational District-Charles R. Johnson Airport; City of Sherman-Sherman Municipal Airport; City of Wills Point-Wills Point Municipal Airport; City of Alice-Alice International Airport; City of Colorado City -Colorado City Airport; County of Comanche/City of Comanche -Comanche County/City Airport; City of Edinburg-Edinburg International Airport; County of Brooks-Brooks County Airport; City of Floydada-Floydada Municipal Airport; Brazos River Authority-Possum Kingdom Airport; County of Jim Hogg-Jim Hogg County Airport; County of Cherokee-Cherokee County Airport; City of Livingston- Livingston Municipal Airport; City of Llano-Llano Municipal Airport; County of Harrison -Harrison County Airport; County of Starr-Starr County Airport; County of Nueces-Nueces County Airport; County of Aransas-Aransas County Airport; County of San Patricio -San Patricio County Airport; City of Sulphur Springs- Sulphur Springs Municipal Airport; City of Sweetwater-Avenger Field. B. Proposed approval of Federal/State-Funded Aviation Facilities Development Grants: City of Bridgeport-Bridgeport Municipal Airport; City of Smithville- Smithville Municipal Airport; County of Crockett-Ozona Municipal Airport; City of Brady -Curtis Field; City of Granbury-Granbury Municipal Airport; County of Fayette-Fayette Regional Air Center; City of Taylor -Taylor Municipal Airport; City of Pleasanton-Pleasanton Municipal Airport; City of Castroville-Castroville Municipal Airport. For additional information, contact Suetta Murray, 150 East Riverside Drive, Austin, Texas 78704, (512) 416-4504. Issued in Austin, Texas, on August 11, 1995. TRD-9510142 Robert E. Shaddock General Counsel Texas Department of Transportation Filed: August 11, 1995