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APPENDIX B
FEDERAL REGISTER REQUEST FOR CO - ENTS AND LIST OF RESPONDENTS
O6PAI~EtU OF -~E IN
M1~1e Management 5
34 CF~ Part 250
011 and Gas and S~phur~ h
Outs Cam Shot
a~= ~e M~ - t
Into.
Acre Adze N~ of ~ -
Rulanekin~
.-
eva~r: - e h(locrele Menagemcnt
Scone (MMS} h req~esdog spoon
to que~i~ "yarding the venoms
technology 01. and~al
component. involved In ~ Ox Part 250
concerning removal of Tucson
platfonne. This Advents Abe te to
solicit comments
DASE: Comments must be postmarked or
received no later then December Ad.
1984. .
ADO.Ess: Written comments abould be
submitted to the Department of ~
Interior. Minerals Unguent Senice.
52203 Sunrise Valley Drive. Mall Stop
64B. Room BAt10. Restcm. V—nis 2ZOBL
Attention: David ~ Schuenlce.
Ron f~rarHen ~fOna~T~ co—Em:
Dewd ~ Schuenkc. telegbone t=33
7~ [ITS) 928 ~~
SUPPLE - Berm ~~r~c be
MMS has recently funded ~ eddy lo be
conducted by the MuiDe Board of Tic
National Reseat Coumil.to ~Iyze
and advise on die cabonal and
inten~ational remifu~atione of—Cone
remover and d~positiom~e pledo~
in question were Ad for ~1 or alas
operations on the Out. Continental
Shelf tOCS] but arc no loader needed for
such opera loose. The MA is
investigating the implication of
platform removers in light of die
objectives of the Re~e~i~ and
Environmental Enhancemcat for Fishing
in the Seas [REE~} TO Force
cochaired by tl~c Secrete of the
Interior; proposed kg~latioc (ELM 54471
concerning artiSci~ my; poselbk
economic "vin8s to be.de~sd; etudes
demonstrate considerable incidental
biological. ~1 and aco~;c value
assented with Above Rectum and
the Avery of objection ~ S—e
Federal Wench harm Addiction.
Therefore, we request comments as to
the need for a pro~ru~. - lating to
platform... partial removal or conrmnovaL
the limitations or conditions that should
be included. and ~ general e~ressian of
the benefit and drawbaclra
In view of the Łorego~ we oft
your responses to the following:
AIten"~vo Dispocido~
1. What are the aJternatives~for the
disposition of onshore platforms after
they have reached the ead of thy useful
life as oil and gas Łacil;lies? What are
the opportuniL;er for musing phtŁo~ns
or sections of pl~forme ~ oil and
facilities or {or other mdu~l
purposes7 What "e deacon ~ the
alternatives?
Stable of Tom< - y
2.Whete~ethe4~tp~h
dimner~tlin8. trensponing, ~besUn
and ~ - leg pbd~o~t Whist
tect~nolo~ cape basic
Envh~1.~t~t~
3. What disruption of fi`henes
habitats bdilce~:to He
cmo~d" - tryout
4. The question of the ~~f
offshore . - oeme forage mi~
of fishen" hebitatededfwideep~d
Interim Todhis~nd.the stun
be !eltinylace. toppled inp1soe~or
73
remedy or O~rted and~cl~te
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LIST OF RESPONDENTS
J. Donald Annett
Texaco USA
Washington, D.C.
Michael J. Atherton
Columbia Gas System
Wilmington, DE
Gilbert W. Bane
Center for Wetland Resources
Louisiana State University
Baton Rouge, LA
A. B. Boubel
Pennzoil Co.
Houston, TX
B. M. Boyce
Phillips Petroleum Co.
Bartlesville, OK
O. G. Byrd
Cities Service Oil and Gas Corp.
Houston, TX
J. E. Coe
Miss. Gulf Fishing Banks Inc.
Biloxi, MS
H. E. Collier
Offshore Operators Committee
New Orleans, LA
P. J. Early
AMOCO Produc t i on Co .
Chicago, IL
V. C. Eissler
Conoco Inc.
Houston, TX
Mi chael L. Fi skier
Cal i forn i a Coas tal Conuni s s i on
San Franc i sco, CA
John M. Green
Gulf of Mexico Fishery Management
Counc i 1
Tampa, FL
C. G. Groat
Louisiana Geological Survey
Baton Rouge, LA
Gerald F. Guidroz
Louisiana Office of State Parks
Baton Rouge, LA
B. R. Hall
American Petroleum Institute
Dallas, TX
Steve Helburn
Oceaneer i ng Internat i anal Inc .
Houston, TX
Shelly E. Hi 11
Panhandle Eastern Pipe Line Co
Kansas Ci by, MO
Allen Hi rsch
Env i ronmen tal Protec t i on Agency
Wash i ngton, D. C .
Jo s eph E . Howard
Oil Industry International
Exploration and Production Forum
London, Un i ted K i ngdom
J. P. Keehan
Mobil Oil Corp.
New York, NY
H. H. Kothe
U.S. Coast Guard
Washington, D.C.
A. V. Martini
Chevron U. S . A. Ine .
San Franc i sea ~ CA
Charles D . Mat thews
National Ocean Industries
Association
Washington, D.C.
Thomas D. McIlwain
Gulf Coast Research Laboratory
Ocean Springs, MS
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Robert P. Meek
ECOMAR
Goleta, CA
L. Ralph Mecham
Atlantic Richfield Co.
Washington, D.C.
Robert K. Oja
Continental Shelf Associates
Galveston, TX
Hugh O'Neill
Off ice of the Secretary of Defense/
Joint Chiefs of Staff
Wash i ngton, D . C .
M. A. Osborne
SoHio Co.
Houston, TX
William "Corky" Perret
Department of Wildlife
and Fisheries
Baton Rouge, LA
H. P. Perrin
Forest Oil Corp.
Lafayette, LA
Alan D. Powers
Minerals Management Service
Anchorage, AK
Gilbert C. Radonski
Sport Fishing Institute
Washington, D.C.
John L. Rankin
Minerals Management Service,
Gulf of Mexico Region
Metairie, LA
F . Hermann Rudenberg
Sierra Club Lone Star Chapter
Galveston, TX
Larry B. Simpson
Gulf States Marine Fisheries
Commission
Ocean Springs, MS
Steve Somerville
Broward County Environmental
Quality Control Board
Fort Lauderdale, FL
Glen E. Taylor
Tenneco Oil
Houston, TX
Hugh A. Swingle
Department of Conservation
and Natural Resources
Dauphin Island, AL
Rolf L. Wallenstrom
U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service
Washington, D.C.
B. L. Walters, Jr.
Marathon Oil Co.
Houston, TX
J. J. Was icek
Union Oil Company of California
Los Angeles, CA
Ted G. White
Elf Aquitaine Petroleum
Houston, TX
Larry E . Wi ne
Sport Fi Sherman
Pensacola, FL
Rob E. Working
John E. Chance and As sac i ates Inc.
Lafayette, LA
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