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89 FR 51511

NMFS announced the initiation of five-year reviews for the Maui’s dolphin and South Island Hector’s dolphin.

Montana: Water

The Department of Environmental Quality proposed to readopt, with amendments, the Department Circular DEQ-8 Montana Standards for Subdivision Storm Water Drainage. The standards would, among other things, clarify stormwater drainage design standards for subdivisions, exclude subdivisions crossing large drainageways, introduce new methods for determining retention pond sizes and culvert requirements, update terminology and calculations for facility volumes, and establish minimum distance requirements for stormwater facilities. A hearing will be held July 8, 2024.

Montana: Air

The Department of Environmental Quality proposed amendments to regulations governing the incorporation by reference of federal air quality regulations. The amendments would update references to the Code of Federal Regulations and the U.S. Code, including, among other things, incorporating the North American Industry Classification System of 2022, reflecting the transfer of rulemaking authority from the Board of Environmental Review to the Department, and aligning with current industry standards and EPA guidelines. Comments are due July 8, 2024.

Connecticut: Waste

The Department of Energy and Environmental Protection adopted amendments to regulations governing the use, control, and possession of ionizing radiation. The amendments update the regulatory framework concerning the use, control, and possession of ionizing radiation for consistency with current technologies and federal standards and repeal outdated existing regulations.

Alaska: Water

The Department of Environmental Conservation proposed amendments to regulations governing state water quality standards. The amendments would clarify that, in addition to use of the Guidance for the Implementation of Natural Condition-Based Water Quality Standards to establish water quality-based effluent limits, the Department may establish water quality-based effluent limits for groundwater discharges based on the monitoring and corrective action requirements set out under Alaska Admin. Code tit. 18, ch. 60. Comments are due July 12, 2024.

89 FR 51372

United States v. Santolubes, LLC, No.24-cv-807 (E.D. Mo. June 10, 2024). Under a proposed consent decree, settling CERCLA defendants must pay $300,000 for response costs incurred at the Findett/Hayford Bridge Road Groundwater Superfund site in St. Charles County, Missouri.

89 FR 50543

SIP Proposal: Nevada (revisions concerning particulate matter emissions from woodburning devices in Washoe County).