Public notice.
Public notice.
(1) The Corps will normally publish public notices and Federal Register documents concurrently. Upon receipt of a request for the establishment, amendment or revocation of a danger zone or restricted area, the District Engineer should forward a copy of the request with his/her recommendation, a copy of the draft public notice and a draft Federal Register document to the Office of the Chief of Engineers, ATTN: CECW-OR. The Chief of Engineers will publish the proposal in the Federal Register concurrent with the public notice issued by the District Engineer.
(2) Content. The public notice and Federal Register documents must include sufficient information to give a clear understanding of the proposed action and should include the following items of information:
(i) Applicable statutory authority or authorities; (40 Stat. 266; 33 U.S.C. 1) and (40 Stat. 892; 33 U.S.C. 3)
(ii) A reasonable comment period. The public notice should fix a limiting date within which comments will be received, normally a period not less than 30 days after publication of the notice.
(iii) The address of the District Engineer as the recipient of any comments received.
(iv) The identity of the applicant/proponent;
(v) The name or title, address and telephone number of the Corps employee from whom additional information concerning the proposal may be obtained;
(vi) The location of the proposed activity accompanied by a map of sufficient detail to show the boundaries of the area(s) and its relationship to the surrounding area.
(3) Distribution. Public notice will be distributed in accordance with 33 CFR 325.3(d)(1). In addition to this general distribution, public notices will be sent to the following Agencies:
(i) The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) where the use of airspace is involved.
(ii) The Commander, Service Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet, if a proposed action involves a danger zone off the U.S. Atlantic coast.
(iii) Proposed danger zones on the U.S. Pacific coast must be coordinated with the applicable commands as follows:
(1) The Corps will normally publish public notices and Federal Register documents concurrently. Upon receipt of a request for the establishment, amendment or revocation of a danger zone or restricted area, the District Engineer should forward a copy of the request with his/her recommendation, a copy of the draft public notice and a draft Federal Register document to the Office of the Chief of Engineers, ATTN: CECW-OR. The Chief of Engineers will publish the proposal in the Federal Register concurrent with the public notice issued by the District Engineer.
(2) Content. The public notice and Federal Register documents must include sufficient information to give a clear understanding of the proposed action and should include the following items of information:
(i) Applicable statutory authority or authorities; (40 Stat. 266; 33 U.S.C. 1) and (40 Stat. 892; 33 U.S.C. 3)
(ii) A reasonable comment period. The public notice should fix a limiting date within which comments will be received, normally a period not less than 30 days after publication of the notice.
(iii) The address of the District Engineer as the recipient of any comments received.
(iv) The identity of the applicant/proponent;
(v) The name or title, address and telephone number of the Corps employee from whom additional information concerning the proposal may be obtained;
(vi) The location of the proposed activity accompanied by a map of sufficient detail to show the boundaries of the area(s) and its relationship to the surrounding area.
(3) Distribution. Public notice will be distributed in accordance with 33 CFR 325.3(d)(1). In addition to this general distribution, public notices will be sent to the following Agencies:
(i) The Federal Aviation Administration (FAA) where the use of airspace is involved.
(ii) The Commander, Service Force, U.S. Atlantic Fleet, if a proposed action involves a danger zone off the U.S. Atlantic coast.
(iii) Proposed danger zones on the U.S. Pacific coast must be coordinated with the applicable commands as follows: