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Newspaper Printing Corp, Agent Nashville Banner The Tennessean 1100 Broadway, Nashville, Tennessee 37202 10 Legols 10 Legols 10 Legols 110 Legols 110 Legols the address above or the registered voters of ieatf) Nnttrpa at 404347-3506. the municipality shall have South Sixth Street, Nashville, Tennessee, 37206. Copies of the Contract been filed with the clerk bill significantly impact the ability of the Metropolitan Government to meet Its needs; and In that It will enable the Metropolitan Government to consolidate The administrative record, including application, fact sheet andor draft permit, mayor protesting the Documents, including HIMES, Jimmle Lee Tuesday, July aa0 i FIELDS, Everett Leon Sunday, to waive any Informalities andor irregularities in- the building. The successful bidder will be required to furnish satisfactory Performance and Payment bond' executed by a bonding company licensed to operate drawings and specifica sketch showing the issuance of the bonds, such bonds will be issued as proposed. Marilyn S.

Swing July 13, 1986 in Chicago, ill. survivors, two sons, Gary and Reginald the semiannual payment is, ivoo ai a local nospiiai. survived by wife, Mrs. Georgia Himes; mother, Mrs. Janie Himes; step exact location of the discharge, comments received, and additional infor dates for certain of its outstanding debt obli Metropolitan Clerk 7463677 tions, are available from The Parent Company, 120 Seventh Avenue north, Nashville, Tennessee, 37203.

A deposit of $300.00 a set is required, but is refundable upon return In satisfactory condition of mation on hearing proce gations. in the State of Tennessee, dures is available by writ BE IT RESOLVED BY conditioned to pay for all METROPOLITAN Keith Fields; daughters, Kenee ana Beverly Fields; four grandchildren; two daughters-in-law, all of Chicago, mother, Mrs. Annie B. Fields; brother, Carl Edward MOSS, Gladys Louise July 15, 1986. Survived by half sister, Brenda Brown; half brother, Ronnie Thomas; aunt, Annie Beckham; uncles, Willie E.

Moss L.J. Moss. Graveside services will be conducted Thursday, July 17, 1986 at 2 p.m. in the Oak Grove Cemetery, Williamson County, Bro. John McCormick.

PETTUS OWEN WOOD, 292-3392. THE COUNCIL OF THE DEVELOPMENT AND HOUSING AGENCY METROPOLITAN GOV labor and materials osed bv said Contractor or any immediate or remote Sub- ing the EPA address above, or for review and copying at 345 Courtland Street, 4th floor, Atlanta, Georgia, between the ERNMENT OF NASH ADVERTISEMENT FOR VILLE AND DAVIDSON Contractor under him- in Fields; sisters, Mesaames nisie bee COUNTY: Tease, Nashville, Ernestine oav, the Contract Documents to all but the successful bidder. No charge will be made for the Proposal Booklet. A certified check or bank BIDS The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County, Tennes hours of 8:15 a.m. and 4:30 sons, Ronald Evans, Chattanooga, Ricky Evans and Larry Crawford; aunts, Mrs.

Mary Lee Dicker-son, Mrs. Louise Richardson; uncle, Mr. Malcom Himes, Indianapolis, dear cousin, Ms. Clara Mae Himes; mother-in-law, Mrs. Neely Bonner; sister-in-law, Mrs.

Dorothy Teague; two brothers-in-law, host of other cousins and friends; devoted friends, Mr. and Mrs. Dennis Nelson, Mr. and Mrs. Buford Eubanks, Mrs.

Stella Brown, Mrs. Chicago, 111. and Mattie Lee Learn, Monday through SECTION I. That for the purposes of refunding the various previously issued obligations of the Metro Friday. Copies will be Nashville; devotea niece, Baruara see will receive sealed bids for The Banquet provided at a cost of 20 T.

Mayberry, sister-in-law, Mrs. cents per page. politan Government, set The Tennessee Depart GILMORE, Mr. Joseph Howard Sr. Wednesday, July 16, 1986 at his residence.

Survived by wife, Mrs. forth In Exhibit A attached hereto and made said Contract, in lawful money of the United Stales. Attention Is called to the fact that no less than' the minimum salaries and wages as set forth in the Contract Documents must be paid on this protect, and- that the Contractor must ensure that employees and applicants for employment are' not discriminated against ment of Health and Envi- Kitchen Equipment for the Nashville Convention Center, until 10:00 a.m. on Tuesday August 5, 1986, draft, payable to the Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County or United States Government Bonds, or a satisfactory Bid Bond executed bv the Bidder onment has been part hereof, and to Emma Fields; other relatives and friends. Visitation with the family Friday, July 18, 1986 from 12:00 noon to 12:45 p.m.

Pleasant Green Baptist Church, 1412 Jefferson St. requested to certify the defray the incidental and at its offices at 1001 Stahl discharge(s) in accor necessary expenses in man Building, Nashville, dance with the provisions and acceptable bond com Tennessee, 37206, at Cecil Smith. Visitation with family Friday, July 18, 1986 from 7-8 p.m. at Patton Brothers Funeral Home, of Section 401 of the Fed Margaret McLonnell uiimore ot Nashville; daughters, Mrs. Janet Gilmore Bryan, Richmond, Mrs.

Margaret Gilmore Myers, Gray, Mrs. Julia Gilmore Starr. Mrs. Celia Gilmore Watkins pany licensed to operate Funeral services immediately iui-lowing at 1 p.m., Rev. Inman Otey which time and place an bids will be publicly in the Slate of Tennessee, erai Water Pollution Control Act, as amended connection therewith, the issuance of the Bonds of the Metropolitan Government In the principal amount of not in excess of $325,000,000 is hereby because of their race.

1306 South St. Funeral to follow opened and read aloud. officiating. Pallbearers selected in an amount equal to five percent (5) of the total (P.L. 92 500).

Persons color, religion, sex, or with Rev. Leroy Peterson officiat Proposed forms of Contract Documents, includ of the Bid shall be sub wishing to comment of the state cert.fication of the discharge! s) are invited to ing. Interment 11:00 a.m. Saturday, authorizes. The Bonds Ing drawings and specifi shall be issued at a date from Friends, Deacons, Trustees oi the Church.

Interment Garden of our Lord, Greenwood Cemetery. SCALES FUNERAL HOME, 1412 Jefferson 329-9880 July 19th, Greenwood (Mt. Ararat) Cemetery. Service entrusted to national origin. All bidders must licensed contractors as required bv Chapter -822 of the Contractors Llcens-ing Act of 1976 of the cations, are on file at the office of the Metropolitan mitted with each Bid.

The Metropolitan Government of Nashville and Davidson County reserves the right to reject any and all bids, at a rate of interest not In excess of eight (8) submit sane in writing to the state agency address above within hearing Is held, as described above, PATTON BROTHERS FUNERAL Development and Housing Agency, located at 701 percent (8), and upon terms and conditions to be DIRECTORS the stale agency will Brentwood-Goodlettsville later determined. The Bonds, both principal and co-chair the hearing In Murfreesboro HARTMAN, Miss Eva Renee Age order to receive com' interest, shall be payable MACK, Samuel Age 64. Died Sud ments relative to state exclusively from ad certification. 21. Monday, July 14, 1986.

Survived by father, C.C. Hartman, mother, Mrs. Kay Hartman; sister, Please bring the foregoing of Nashville; sons, Joseph Howard Gilmore Cape Girardeau, Michael Kelly Gilmore, Patrick McConnell Gilmore, Anthony Scott Gilmore of Nashville; eight grand-, children; sisters, Mrs. Rosemary Gilmore Neuhoff of Lorain, Mrs. Patsy Gilmore Pickney, Nash--'' ville; brother, John Edward Gil-- more Nashville.

Remains are at Marshall Donnelly Combs, 201-25th Ave. North, leaving at 12:30 p.m. Friday for the Cathedral of the Incarnation for Funeral Mass at 1 Pallbearers: Honorary, etired Postal Employees, Hayes Noel, Dr. Tom Bryan, Thomas -V Marks, Ernest Williams, Paul Lindsley, Albert Rafferty, Arthur Wilt Active. Harris Weakley, T.R.

to the attention of persons who you know will be Pam Hartman; brother, Scott Han- velorem taxes to be levied for such purpose on all taxable property in the General Services District and Urban Services District of the Metropolitan man; stepmotner, Mrs. jeruyn interested in this matter. 7437269 Wells Hartman; stepsister, telica Hartman: erandoarents. Mrs. E.

G. Government, without lim SUBSTITUE RESOLUTIN itatlon as to rate and NO. R86-966 (Irene) Graves, C. C. Hartman amount.

IN THE UNITED STATES DISTRICT COURT FOR THE NORTHERN DISTRICT OF ALABAMA NORTHEASTERN DIVISION IN RE REDSTONE ARSENAL DDT LITIGATION CV86C5313NE This is a notice of a proposed settlement of a class action seeking damages for -harms allegedly sustained as a result of Olin Corporation's manufacture of DDT between 1947 and 1971 at a plant on the Redstone Arsenal in Madison County, Alabama. Plaintiffs contend lhat during the manufacture of DDT at the plant, -waste water containing DDT was discharged Into surrounding waterways and was toxic to fish, wildlife and humans If consumed in sufficient quantity. Olin believes that it would not be liable for damages if this litigation were to go to trial, and its agreement to this settlement is not an admission of any fault or', responsibility on Olin's part. The purpose of this notice is to advise you of a proposed settlement of this case and its potential effect on your rights. If the proposed settlement is approved by' INITIAL RESOLUTION AUTHORIZING THE SECTION 2.

The Bonds Mrs. Bertie Hartman, uoomeus-ville. Remains are at Cole Gar described and authorized ISSUANCE OF NOT IN EXCESS OF $325,000,000 rett, Goodlettsville, where services bv this Resolution shall be Issued pursuant to the Charter of the Metropol GENERAL OBLIGATION denly July 14, 1986, V.A. Hospital, Murfreesboro. Survived by devoted wife, Rowena Mack; four daughters, Patricia Coppage, Sheron Dun-ston, Juanita and Vvette Mack; two sons, Samuel Jr.

and Gary Mack; four sisters, Viola Batts, Arena Tillage, Susye Rucker and Emma Smith; five brothers, John Joe Robert James W. and Cecil I. Mack; fifteen grandchildren; host of numerous other relatives and friends. The family will lie in state Friday, July 18th from 9-11 a.m. at Scales Funeral Home.

Funeral services immediately following conducted by Rev. Richard W. Gordon. Interment National Cemetery, Madison, Tn. H.

PRESTON SCALES SONS, Directors, Murfreesboro, 893-1313 REFUNDING BONDS OF will be conducted, Thursday July 17th, at 10:00 AM with Reverend itan Government and Title 1986 OF THE METRO 7, Chapter 36, of the Ten POLITAN GOVERN Dave Erickson. Pallbearers: Beehan, Kenneth Appleton, Phillip nessee Code Annotated (Chapter 183 of the Public MENT OF NASHVILLE AND DAVIDSON COUNTY TO PROVIDE Friends. Visitation with the family from 2:00 til 4:00 and 7:00 til 9:00 Hams, Jim Pancake, W.C. camp-bell: Interment Calvary Cemetery. The Rosary will be recited 8 p.m.

Acts of Tennessee of 1945, on Wednesday. Interment Spring Hill Cemetery. COLE GARRETT, as amended) and no referendum or election shall be required for the the Court, all persons within the class who do not exclude themselves will FUNDING TO REFUND VARIOUS PREVIOUSLY ISSUED OBLIGATIONS AND TO DEFRAY THE INCIDENTAL AND NEC Goodlettsville Thursday evening. Memorials may be made to the Association for Retarded Citizens or the American issuance of the Bonds unless a petition for MURPHY, Mr. Francis Maurice- ESSARY EXPENSES Cancer Society.

MARSHALL DON NELLY COMBS, 327-1111 RELATED THERETO referendum election relating to their issuance is filed within the time and in the manner provided Saturday July 12, 1986. Survived by his wife, Mrs. Dimple V. Murphy; WHEREAS, it Is neces sary and in the public PAYTON, Cardia Monday July 14, daughters, Mrs. Sherry Mai Shinn of for in said acts.

interest of the Metropol SECTION 3. After the itan Government of Nashville and Davidson County Smyrna, Tn. ana Mrs. Mary Elizabeth (Beth) Taylor of Nashville; adoption of this Resolu HAMILTON, Mrs. Ammie Vise-Age 98 years, Tuesday evening, July 15, 1986 at a local infirmary after an extended illness.

Widow of tion, the Metropolitan (the "Metropolitan Gov 1986 at a local hospital. She was a resident of Nashville, where she resided with her daughter and late son-in-law, Mr. Leonard Shannon, Jr. Survived by husband, Mr. Homer Payton; daughters, Mrs.

to issue not In sons-in-law, David B. Shinn and Ronald Taylor, one grandson, David Clerk Is directed to cause this Resolution, with the notice prescribed bv excess of $325,000,000 General Obligation Mr. Gardner B. Hamilton. Survived C.

Shinn; three brothers; three sis Section 7-36-108 ot Ten ters. Remains rest at Phillips-Robi Refunding Bonds of 1986 (the for the nessee Code Annotated, to by daughter, Ruby O. Hamilton, Nashville; nieces, Bessie W. Miller, Nashville, Mrs. George L.

Glauser, nson Funeral Home, 2707 Gallatin be published in full once purpose of providing fund in a newspaper published Joyce Shannon, Mrs. Hamer Shannon, Dr. Marinelle Payton; sons, Mr. Noverta Payton, Mr. O'Neal Payton, Mr.

Herman Payton; sister, ing to refund various pre Road where funeral services will be conducted Monday afternoon at r- and having general circu viously issued obligations, Houston, Tx, Mrs. Jack Anderson, Mt Juliet; nephews, Inman Swain, lation in the area of the and to defray the inciden 2:30 p.m. with Dr. Carl Martin offi Metropolitan Government, tal and necessary Mrs. Arnola Farham; nine grana Murfreesboro, unris Berry 11, msn- SECTION 4.

That this expenses In connection ciating. Honorary Pallbearers Friends at WSM-TV and The Nash children; four great grandchildren; bound by tnis settlement. The parties propose that the Court certify a class of all present and former rest- -dents since 1947 of Limestone, Madison, Marshall, Morgan, Lawrence Lauderdale Counties, Alabama, and their children, who were exposed to or suffered economic loss from DDT discharged as a result of the manufacturing pro- -cess from Olin's plant on the Redstone Arsenal. The class also includes all per- -sons who are currently or who were plaintiffs in lawsuits against Olin relating to DDT and persons who have not yet manifested injury. Excluded from the class are those individuals who were plaintiffs in lawsuits entitled CLOUD ET AL.

V. -OLIN PAROUS ET AL V. OLIN FREEMAN ET AL. V. OLIN -CHAREST ET AL V.

OLIN CORP (CV 80-PT-5-57 NE; CV 80-PT-5098 NE; A 79-PT-. 5174-NE; CA PT79-M-5128 NE) and who previously settled their claims against Olin arising out of their alleged ingestion, or Olin's manufacture, of DDT. The parties have entered into a settlement under which, if approved. Olin will pay fifteen million dollars against which certain costs and attorneys fees will be taxed, into a settlement fund to be established and supervised by the -Court for the payment of the class's claims. The settlement fund will be utilized, to compensate class members for injuries or damages alleged to be related to Olin DDT.

An Administrator appointed by the Court will determine the amount of. compensation, if any, each class member may receive from the Settlement Fund. If you wish to apply for compensation, you will have to pay to have your blood tested for DDT at a time and locale to be established in the future by the Court. You will have to also complete and mail a questionnaire to the address shown thereon postmarked on or before October 15, 1986. However, if you have already completed a questionnaire or answered interrogatories in a lawsuit against Olin-, you do not have to complete questionnaire or answer interrogatories again or pay the laboratory to have your blood test performed.

Questionnaires may obtained by writing to or visiting any of the lawyers whose addresses are listed at the end of this notice. Once you complete a questionnaire and mail it to the lawyers listed below, you will be contacted and advised of what further steps need to be taken. If you want to remain a member of the class, any claims you may have against Resolution shall take effect therewith. ville, H. Vice Miller, Houston, Tx.

Funeral services to be held 10 a.m. from and after Its ado WHEREAS, said refund ville NetworkActive Pallbearers: daughters-in-law, Mrs. Jessie Payton, Mrs. Elizabeth Payton; one ng serves the public ption, the welfare of the Metropolitan Government Thursday, July 17, 1986 at the Walter Demonbreun, George interest of the Metropol grandson-in-law; one sister-in-law, Woodmont Baptist Church Sanctu Moser, Rudy Hooper, Dean Barth, Samuel Demonbreun, Earl Wilson, requiring it. Guy Bates NOTICE ary, conducted by Dr.

Bill Sherman, one brother-in-law, nieces; nephews; uncles; cousins; and friends. itan Government in that il will make Immediately available funds for the Metropolitan Government Dr. G. Allen West. Body will lie in Jack Hill, and Oliver Bagwell.

The foregoing resolution state 1 hour onor to service time, Interment Roselawn Memorial Funeral service Thursday July 17, 1986, 7:30 p.m. Beaver Dam Baptist at a time when the loss of Federal Revenue Shar Gardens, Smyrna, Tn. PHILLIPS- has been adopted. Unless within ten (10) days from the date of the publication hereof a petition signed bv ing funds and the threat Visitation with the family 2 to 5 and 7 to 9 this evening at the funeral home. Honorary Pallbearers: Henry -R0BINSON Directors ened impact of the at least ten percent (10) Gramm-Rudman-Hoilings NELSON.

AD. Monday July 14, Harwell, Devaughan Woods, Ernest Buchi, William H. Murphy, Arthur Church, New Albany, Miss. Interment Saturday July 19, 1986, Spring Hill Cemetery at 11:00 a.m., Madison, Tn. Communications may be sent to William Gunter And Sons Funeral Home, 1711 Jo Johnston Nashville, TN 37203.

WIL 1986 at Hardon Medical Center, L. Pieomier. Marvin bnarpton, u.t Tullahoma, Tn. Survived by NOTIFICATION OF INTENT TO APPLY FOR A CERTIFIED NEED Andrews, E.A. Thompson, William devoted wife, Mrs.

Margie Nelson; two daughters, Mrs. Minnie Hord mmm pom mm mm J. O'Donnell, Dr. William Sheridan, LIAM GUNTER AND SONS Dr. Thomas Frist, Dr.

Roy Elam iTM smim u-i i-ittdiri) m- ivta cii.ii im and Miss Lucille Nelson; three sons, Messrs. Ivory Nelson, Joe Nelson, FUNERAL DIRECTORS INC. i UMvinny Iwpw (Nwm Appwant) (awiM4 byj IH. Joe Dennis, George West ill, Olin for damages arising from Olin's conduct will be determined in this case and and Bobby Nelson; twenty-four Jack Edens, Chris Berry Sr. Active Pallbearers: John Wilson Horrell, grandchildren; eleven great grand Fred Horrell.

Winterhaven Fla. children; other relatives and SMITH, David Ezell July 13, 1986 at a local infirmary. Survived by sister, Mae Little, Kentwood, Mich. Mr. Smith is at Nashville Funeral Home, 1021 Russell Street.

Vi) mm Munf cmttKMan 4 mvmm Si ThwWriMm iu.tmn, krM ln Tta MMt mrm, pM Ml. I Onm wm mmy J'OO rW MmtmU. IH. (M) dy) (MM) UpMi wvMmi raqvttl by InMnttori wrtk wntowl wtthfln tMty (101 Steve Horrell, Ted Murphy, Wayne Murphy, David Swain, Chris Berry friends. Funeral services today July 17, at the J.A.

Welton Son cannot be presented in any other lawsuit. If you remain in the class, the law firms of Maynard, Cooper, Frierson Gale and Hogan, Smith, Alspaugh, Samples 4 Pratt will act as your representatives and counsel. You may also seek to appear on your own behalf or you may appear by your own attorney. If you want to be excluded from the class, you must complete and submit an exclusion form to the Court by September 15, 1986. These forms can be obtained by writing to or visiting any of the addresses listed at the end of the Chris Berry ill, Jacx weicn jr, Graveside services and interment at National Cemetery Thursday ShelDyvuie cnapei at p.m.

outdated by Elder W.L. Rippy. Inter Russell Buchi. Interment Spring DMiwn HmMi Pkmnim Hill Cemetery. Memorials maybe Tni ment Mt.

Ararat Cemetery Annex, Shelbwille. Arrangements bv J.A. July 17, 1986 at 1 p.m. with Kev W.W. Miles officiating.

NASH notice. If you exclude yourself from the class, you will not be eligible to made to Woodmont Baptist Church Otportnwnt HmMi and InvkMn 317 PlmFoffcShnl. any benefit from the settlement fund and you may present any claims you may Library Fund. MARSHALL DON VILLE FUNERAL HOME, WELTON SON, Shelbyville Cha have against Olin in your own lawsuits. However, the orders and dismissals previ-.

228-0976 NELLY COMBS, 327-1111. pel, 684-1445 ously entered into by the Court may bar or limit your claims against Olin. The Court will hold a hearing on October 29, 1986, at 10:00 a.m. at the Federal 110 legols 110 legols 110 Legols Courthouse, Birmingham, Alabama to determine whether the proposed class. degree of public interest of the Clean Water Act the proposed permit rei ssauance, the EP remain in operation.

Certain U.S. Department of Energy Y-12 Plant process wastewaters are also treated at the Gaseous Regional Administrator (33 U.S.C Section 1251 et seq.) and other lawful standards and regulations. When a permit is modified, only the conditions subject to modification are will hold a public hearing. should be certified, the proposed settlement should be approved and the application by class counsel for fees and costs should be granted. If you do not exclude yourself from the class, you may object to the settlement but you must submit your objections to the Clerk of the Court in writing by September 15.

1986. Attendance at the hearing is not necessary; however, class members or their attorneys may appear at the hearing and any objections they have will be" heard by the Court. After consideration of Diffusion Plant and are ANNOUNCEMENTS ivjjj I written comments and of discharged on an Interim NOTIFICATION OF INTENT TO APPLY FOR A CERTIFICATE OF NEED TNt to provMt otdcitl nolle to ttw Twimmm HMlth FkIK-tka Commission and aU InMrMtad parttat. accordano with Tannauaa Coda Annotatad, Sacllon e-11-10gN3) and Rulaa of tna Commission that Vandarbilt UrUvartfy Hospital (Mama ot Applicant) (ownad by) Vandarbilt Unlvaralty Inlands to Ilia an ap-pscation lor a Cartltlcata of Naad tor acquisition (laaaa) of a ra-placamant haacoptor witti lair markat purcnasa Maw of IIS million. Tha antidpatad data of filing tha application la Auguat 1, 1S8S Tha contact parson tor this propel is Mr.

E. uvannyar who may be raachad 2100 Ptarca NaanvMa. TN 37212 (615) 322-4962 mama) (ap coda) (araa codaphona numbar) (addraaa) (city) (stats) Upon wrrtisn request by Interested parties raoaKed within thirty dueiad. Written requests lor hearing should be sent tot Division of Health Planning Tennessee Deportment ef Health end Invirenmeot 287 Pkn arli Mvd. Nashville, TN 37319-3047 the requirements and pot bases.

The discharges icies in the ACT and enter Poplar Creek from appropriate regulations River Mile 0.0 to river the EPA Regional Admin To obtain a more detailed form of this notice, a request for exclusion form, a istrator will make deter Mile 0.5 which has been classified for everything except domestic water questionnaire, or any other information about this litigation or the settlement, write to or visit any of the following addresses: 110 legols minations regarding the permit modlficaiton. If the 1 IQlegors supply and navigation and determinations are sub fromRiver Mile 0.5 to 5 JOINT stantially unchanged from or those announced by this notice, the EPA Regional river Mile 1.3 which has been classified for fish and aquatic life, irrigation, livestock watering and wildlife, and the Clinch River from River Mile 0.0 to River Mile 12.0 which has been classified for reopened to comment from the public. Persons wishing to comment upon or object to any aspects of permit modification or wishing to request a public hearing, are invited to submit same in writing within thirty (30) days of this notice to the Office of Congressional and External Affairs, Environmental Protection Agency, 345 Courtland Street, N.E., Atlanta, Georgia, 30365, ATTENTION: Earline Hanson. The public notice number and NPDES number should be included in the first page of comments. All comments received within the 30-day period will be considered in the or KENNETH SHELT0N, ESQ.

SHELT0N FRANCIS 47 EAST MOULTON DECATUR, ALABAMA 35601 N. LEE COOPER, ESQ. MAYNARD, COOPER, FRIERSON GALE 12TH FLOOR. WATTS BUILDING BIRMINGHAM. ALA.

35203 DAG R0WE, ESQ. 2ND FLOOR 300 CLINTON AVENUE HUNTSVILLE, ALABAMA 35804 M.CLAY ALSPAUGH, ESQ. HOGAN, SMITH, ALSPAUGH. SAMPLES PRATT 1000 CITY FEDERAL BUILDING BIRMINGHAM, ALABAMA 35203 NOTIFICATION OF INTENT TO APPLY FOR A CERTIFICATE OF NEED This to pmisiw ffce-ji tMtic to Mw Tnwiwii MmMi Csmsv or mmrmmnm wsm I SsKliM M-IMMffM) mn4 Iwtn ft i everything. The permit is being modi tied to allow discharges from new pollution control Administrator will so notify all persons submitting written comments.

If the determinations are substantially changed, the EPA Regional Administrator will issue a public notice indicating the revised determinatins. Requests for an evidentiary hearing may be filed after the Regional Administrator makes the above-- described determinatins. Additional information regarding an evidentiary hearing hearins is avail Protection Agency (EPA) proposes to modify the National Pollutant Discharge Elimination System (NPDES) permit to: Oak Ridge Gaseous Diffusion Plant, U.S. Department of Energy, Oak Ridge, Tennessee 37131, NPDES NO. TN0002950 The applicant discharges wastewaters Incident to the production of enriched uranium.

Wastewaters include: flows from cooling facilities, sanitary facilities, metals cleaning, and chemical process development. Although the main enrichment facilities are in standby status, administrative offices and some laboratories and wastewater treatment facilities toi toiocttttoMi tf VKeofifiy ffitoslstory fawMtotiMi taWiMv to feWdtaaBal CsMtof NoWtti to its now Ainiwtitary Can CsMstof mv wnricr tmWtnMm tm. The sett Saak MUa leete SI.4 a. There ee esw PUBLIC NOTICE U.S. Environmental Prote-cctkw Agency, Region IV, Water Management Div- ision.

Facilities Perfor-Jmance Branch, 34S Court- land Street, N.E. Atlanta, Georgia 30365, (404) 347-3776 in conjunction with Tennessee Department of Health and Environment, T.E.R.R.A. Building, 150 Ninth Avenue, North, (615) 741-3657 (Public Notice No. ''86TNF011, Date: July 17, 1984 NOTICE OF PROPOSED MODIFICATION OF NATIONAL POLLUTANT DISCHARGE ELIMINATION SYSTEM PERMIT The U.S. Environmental facilities The TSCA Incinerator and the Cen we a hi i.

ivee tral Neutralization Facility Please do NOT contact the Court directly. Dated: Birmingham, Alabama June 6, 1986 tfMI aal Mat. C-8. rfaTsVjyto tjftto 64a oto and the closing of the J71I1 (ea eMa) (S K-1407-B Settling Pond. 40e laisa aiaies aeiiraeKuliI Signed The proposed NPDES Uses wwlee Mewsct by kaaftsleo pevnes Mseke4 eahei iSasy (SO) Mk pweeceskn.

a leiaf pSf seenae AaS be sseeecssaV permit modifications contain limitations on the formulation of final determinations regarding the permit. Any interested person may within the 30-dav period request a public hearing. Where there is a significant able in 40 CFR Subpart 45 FR 14278 (April 1, amounts of pollutants allowed to be discharged Honorable U.W. Clemon United States District Judge 1983), or bv contacting the I.TNS71IS-S047 and was drafted in accor Regional Counsel's Office dance with the provisions.