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Subject: RE: FERC Consultation for FAST -41 -Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Supply Header, and Lease
Project
Attachments: Atlantic Coast Project CPP.pdf
All,
I recently posted the attached Coordinated Project Plan on max.gov. The Permitting Timetable is also now uploaded to
the Permitting Dashboard, and can be publicly viewed at the following
link: httos://www.permits.oerformance.gov/oroiects/atlantic-coast-pipeline-atlantic-coast-pipeline-amend ment-suooly-
header-and-aco-piedmont
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Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
888 1st Street NE ( Washington, DC 20426
202-502-6783 1 niichoIlas.tack tU&I— 1-1-

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Subject: RE: FERC Consultation for FAST-41—Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Supply Header, and Lease Project
Good morning,
Thank you for providing feedback on the Coordinated Project Plan and Permitting Timetable for the Project. I am
attaching a spreadsheet displaying the latest version of the Permitting Timetable. Please submit any additional comments
by the end of this week. I plan to post the Permitting Timetable on the publicly available Dashboard beginning next week,
November 22�d.
In addition to the notes provided in the attached spreadsheet, all state authorizations will be accompanied by the
following note: "[State agency] has not chosen to participate in the FAST -41 process. This authorization is listed for
information purposes only, and does not transfer any responsibility to the [state agency] to conform to the Permitting
Timetable."
Feel free to call with any questions you might have.
Nicholas Tackett
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
888 1st Street NE ( Washington, DC 20426
202-502-6763 ( niich€ llas.tacketUterao1-1—
File: Updated_Atlantic Coast Project Permitting Timetable.xlsx >>

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Subject: FERC Consultation for FAST-41—Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Supply Header, and Lease Project
To whom it may concern -
On December 4, 2015, the President signed into law the Fixing America's Surface Transportation (FAST) Act. Title 41 of
the FAST Act (FAST -41) requires additional oversight and coordination of project reviews, with the goal of improving early
consultation and coordination between government agencies. On September 22, 2016, the Executive Director of the
Federal Infrastructure Permitting Improvement Steering Council finalized an inventory of projects covered by FAST -
41. Included on that list is the Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Atlantic Coast Pipeline Amendment, Supply Header, and ACP -
Piedmont Lease Project (Project).
In compliance with section 41003(c) of FAST -41, staff of the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission (FERC) has drafted a
Coordinated Project Plan and Permitting Timetable for the Project. FERC staff is now seeking consultation with
cooperating and participating agencies on the attached Coordinated Project Plan and Permitting Timetable. Under FAST -
41, a "participating agency" is an agency participating in an environmental review or authorization for a covered
project. A "cooperating agency" is any agency with: (1) jurisdiction under federal law, or (2) special expertise with
respect to an environmental issue. We are also seeking consultation with the project sponsor and relevant state resource
agencies on the Permitting Timetable, and are seeking the concurrence of each cooperating agency on the Permitting
Timetable.
FERC staff has identified you as a representative of a consulting entity, and is seeking feedback on the attached document
by no later than the close of business on November 14, 2016. Please submit any such feedback via email to

[e-mail], and feel free to contact me with any procedural questions regarding the FAST -41 consultation
process. FERC's rules prohibit off-the-record communications regarding the merits of contested proceedings. See 18
C.F.R. § 385.2201.
Please forward this email, as needed, to agency representatives with decision-making authority on the applicable
authorization or review being carried out by your agency. Absent a response from your agency, FERC staff must assume
that this portion of FAST -41 consultation is complete and that you concur with the attached document, under such
circumstances, we will use best -available information to estimate completion dates for your review/authorization.
The President's Office of Management and Budget has requested that this Coordinated Project Plan and the associated
Permitting Timetable be uploaded to max.gov and the Permitting Dashboard, respectively, by November2Z 2016.
Thanks in advance for your attention to this matter, and again, if you have any questions, please contact me.
File: Atlantic Coast Project CPP.docx >>
Nicholas Tackett
Federal Energy Regulatory Commission
888 1st Street NE ( Washington, DC 20426
202-502-6783 ( niichoIlas.taakatU&I—o €1v

FAST -41 COORDINATED PROJECT PLAN
Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Atlantic Coast Pipeline Amendment, Supply Header, and ACP -
Piedmont Lease Project
On September 22, 2016, the Executive Director of the Federal Infrastructure Permitting
Improvement Steering Council finalized an inventory of projects covered by Title 41 of the
Fixing America's Surface Transportation Act (FAST -41). Included on that list is the Atlantic
Coast Pipeline, Atlantic Coast Pipeline Amendment, Supply Header, and ACP -Piedmont Lease
Project (Project).
Background
In accordance with FAST -41, an online database known as the "Permitting Dashboard" has been
created to track the status of federal environmental reviews and authorizations for FAST -41
projects. A specific website for the Project is located here. The website includes the Project's
location, lead agency information, sponsor contact information, and the following brief
description:
"This project consists of four proposals: Atlantic Coast Pipeline (Docket No. CP 15-
554-000), Atlantic Coast Pipeline Amendment (Docket No. CP15-554-001), Supply
Header (Docket No. CP15-555-000), and ACP -Piedmont Lease (Docket No. CP15-556-
000). Atlantic Coast Pipeline would increase natural gas transportation service by 1.5
Bcf/d in West Virginia, Virginia, and North Carolina through: (1) construction of 564
miles of pipeline; and (2) three new natural gas compressor stations. The Atlantic Coast
Pipeline Amendment, filed 03/14/2016, amends the Atlantic Coast Pipeline application
by adding construction of 80 miles of new natural gas pipeline and revising the pipeline
route to include U.S. Forest Service land. Supply Header would provide 1.5 Bcf/d of
additional natural gas transportation service to the Atlantic Coast Pipeline through: (1)
construction of 37.5 miles of natural gas pipeline; and (2) additional capacity at three
existing compressor stations in Pennsylvania and West Virginia. The ACP -Piedmont
Lease consists of a proposal to lease capacity on an existing pipeline in North Carolina,
which will be used by Atlantic Coast Pipeline."
IL Coordinated Proiect Plan
Section 41003(c) of FAST -41 requires the establishment of a Coordinated Project Plan (CPP) for
each covered project. The CPP must contain the following four elements:
1. A list of, and roles and responsibilities for, all entities with NEPA or federal authorization
responsibilities for the project.
2. A Permitting Timetable setting forth a comprehensive schedule of dates by which all
environmental reviews and authorizations, and to the maximum extent practicable, state
permits, reviews and approvals must be made.
3. A discussion of potential avoidance, minimization, and mitigation strategies, if required by
applicable law and known.
4. Plans and a schedule for public and tribal outreach and coordination, to the extent required
by applicable law.

Atlantic Coast Project FAST -41 CPP
These four elements are provided below for the Project. The President's Office of Management
and Budget has requested that this CPP and the associated Permitting Timetable be uploaded to
max.gov and the Permitting Dashboard, respectively, by November 21, 2016.
A. List of Entities with Authorization and Environmental Oversight
See Atlantic Coast Pipeline, LLC September 18, 2015 Filing, Volume I of Atlantic Coast
Pipeline Application, FERC Docket No. CP15-554-000, at Exhibit J (pdf p. 157), available at:
htlp:Helibrary.ferc.gov/IDMWS/common/OpenNat.asp?fllelD=1399093 1.
See Dominion Transmission, LLC September 18, 2015 Filing, Volume I of Abbreviated
Application for Supply Header Project, FERC Docket No. CP15-555-000, at Exhibit J (pdf p.
44), available at: htlp:Helibrary.ferc.gov/IDMWS/common/OpenNat.asp?fileID=13991029.
B. Permitting Timetable of all NEPA Reviews and Federal Authorizations
See Appendix.
C. Discussion of Mitigation Strategies
FERC develops avoidance, minimization, and mitigation strategies by using: (1) the Project
sponsor's proposed measures; and (2) comments, recommendations, and conditions submitted
during the Project's scoping process and NEPA environmental review process by resource
agencies, parties to the proceeding, and Commission staff.
D. Schedule for Public and Tribal Outreach
Pursuant to FERC's pre -filing procedures for natural gas facilities, public and tribal outreach
begins when the Director of FERC's Office of Energy Projects issues a notice commencing the
pre -filing process. Within seven days thereafter, and following consultation with Commission
staff, the Project sponsor must establish the dates and locations for conducting open houses and
meetings with stakeholders (including agencies) and Commission staff. Consultation timelines
are provided in FERC's regulations at 18 C.F.R. § 157.21(f) (2016).
See Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, Notice of Intent to Prepare an Environmental
Impact Statement for the Project, Request for Comments on Environmental Issues, and Notice of
Public Scoping Meetings (issued 02/27/2015). Document located at:
htlp:Helibrary.ferc.gov/IDMWS/common/opennat.asp?fllelD=13788845.
2

Atlantic Coast Project FAST -41 CPP
APPENDIX
Federal Agency Permitting Timetable for Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Atlantic Coast Pipeline Amendment, Supply Header, and ACP -
Piedmont Lease
Intermediate
Final
Responsible Federal
Completion
Completion
Agency
Federal Permit/Review
Date
Date
Description Field
According to 1S C.F.R. § 3c.2(b), "The nature and time
Certificate of Public Convenience
of any proposed action by the Commission are
Federal Energy
and Necessity for Interstate
confidential and shall not be divulged to anyone outside
Regulatory Commission
Natural Gas Pipelines
N/A
TBD
of the Commission."
National Environmental Policy Act
Federal Energy
(NEPA) Compliance (Draft/Final
Regulatory Commission
NEPA documents)
12/30/2016
6/30/2017
None to report.
According to 1S C.F.R. § 3c.2(b), "The nature and time
NEPA Compliance Cont'd (Record
of any proposed action by the Commission are
Federal Energy
of decision, as issued with final
confidential and shall not be divulged to anyone outside
Regulatory Commission
FERC certificate order)
N/A
TBD
of the Commission."
NOAA-NMFS,
Endangered Species Act
Southeast Region
Consultation (DOC)
N/A
11/12/2017
None to report.
Two separate permits must be issued by the NPS: a
National Park Service,
construction permit and a right-of-way permit. These
Blue Ridge Parkway
NPS Permit
N/A
9/28/2017
permits are likely to be issued concurrently.
Compliance with section 7 of the Endangered Species
Act and section 106 of the National Historic
U.S. Army Corps of
Clean Water Act Section 404
Preservation Act must be documented prior to
Engineers, Huntington
Permit
N/A
12/27/2017
authorization.
Compliance with section 7 of the Endangered Species
Act and section 106 of the National Historic
U.S. Army Corps of
Preservation Act must be documented prior to
Engineers, Huntington
Section 10 Permit
N/A
12/27/2017
authorization.
Compliance with section 7 of the Endangered Species
Act and section 106 of the National Historic
U.S. Army Corps of
Clean Water Act Section 404
Preservation Act must be documented prior to
Engineers, Pittsburgh
Permit
N/A
11/12/2017
authorization.
Compliance with section 7 of the Endangered Species
Act and section 106 of the National Historic
U.S. Army Corps of
Preservation Act must be documented prior to
Engineers, Pittsburgh
Section 10 Permit
N/A
11/12/2017
authorization.
An estimated completion date is not available at this
time. The Corps is currently working with the applicant
and the stakeholder agencies through the NMFS, SHPO
and ESA Consultation processes. Considering that the
Corps is not aware of when all consultations will actually
U.S. Army Corps of
Clean Water Act Section 404
be finalized, the Corps fords it premature to provide an
Engineers, Norfolk
Permit
N/A
TBD
estimated completion date.
An estimated completion date is not available at this
time. The Corps is currently working with the applicant
and the stakeholder agencies through the NMFS, SHPO
and ESA Consultation processes. Considering that the
Corps is not aware of when all consultations will actually
U.S. Army Corps of
be finalized, the Corps fords it premature to provide an
Engineers, Norfolk
Section 10 Permit
N/A
TBD
estimated completion date.

Atlantic Coast Project FAST -41 CPP
Federal Agency Permitting Timetable for Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Atlantic Coast Pipeline Amendment, Supply Header, and ACP -
Piedmont Lease (cont'd)
Intermediate
Final
Responsible Federal
Completion
Completion
Agency
Federal Permit/Review
Date
Date
Description Field
An estimated completion date is not available at this
time. The Corps is currently working with the applicant
and the stakeholder agencies through the NMFS, SHPO
and FSA Consultation processes. Considering that the
Corps is not aware of when all consultations will actually
U.S. Army Corps of
Clean Water Act Section 404
be finalized, the Corps finds it premature to provide an
Engineers, Wilmington
Permit
N/A
TBD
estimated completion date.
An estimated completion date is not available at this
time. The Corps is currently working with the applicant
and the stakeholder agencies through the NMFS, SHPO
and ESA Consultation processes. Considering that the
Corps is not aware of when all consultations will actually
U.S. Army Corps of
be finalized, the Corps finds it premature to provide an
Engineers, Wilmington
Section 10 Permit
N/A
TBD
estimated completion date.
Once FERC has initiated formal consultation and
provided all relevant data required by 50 CFR 402.14(c),
section 7 implementing regulations (50 CFR 402.14)
allow the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service up to 90 days to
conclude formal consultation and an additional 45 days to
U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Endangered Species Act
prepare the biological opinion, unless we mutually agree
Service, WV
Consultation (DOI)
N/A
TBD
to an extension.
Once FERC has initiated formal consultation and
provided all relevant data required by 50 CFR 402.14(c),
section 7 implementing regulations (50 CFR 402.14)
allow the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service up to 90 days to
conclude formal consultation and an additional 45 days to
U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Endangered Species Act
prepare the biological opinion, unless we mutually agree
Service, VA
Consultation (DOI)
N/A
TBD
to an extension.
Once FERC has initiated formal consultation and
provided all relevant data required by 50 CFR 402.14(c),
section 7 implementing regulations (50 CFR 402.14)
allow the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service up to 90 days to
conclude formal consultation and an additional 45 days to
U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Endangered Species Act
prepare the biological opinion, unless we mutually agree
Service, NC
Consultation (DOI)
N/A
TBD
to an extension.
Once FERC has initiated formal consultation and
provided all relevant data required by 50 CFR 402.14(c),
section 7 implementing regulations (50 CFR 402.14)
allow the U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service up to 90 days to
conclude formal consultation and an additional 45 days to
U.S. Fish and Wildlife
Endangered Species Act
prepare the biological opinion, unless we mutually agree
Service, PA
Consultation (DOI)
N/A
TBD
to an extension.
The Forest Service cannot at this time provide a
definitive timetable that is not subject to several
U.S. Forest Service,
contingencies. These contingencies reflect the flexible
GW Forest and
timeline needed for the Forest Service to complete its
Appalachian Trail
SpecialUse Permit (FS)
N/A
TBD
objection processes under 36 C.F.R. §§ 218 and 219.
The Forest Service cannot at this time provide a
definitive timetable that is not subject to several
contingencies. These contingencies reflect the flexible
U.S. Forest Service,
timeline needed for the Forest Service to complete its
Monongahela NF
Special Use Permit (FS)
N/A
TBD
objection processes under 36 C.F.R. §§ 218 and 219.

Atlantic Coast Project FAST -41 CPP
State Agency Permitting Timetable for Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Atlantic Coast Pipeline Amendment, Supply Header, and ACP -Piedmont
Lease
Intermediate
Final
Responsible State
Federal
Completion
Completion
Agency
Permit/Review
Date
Date
Description Field
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Virginia Department of
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Environmental Quality,
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Coastal Zone
Section 307 CZMA
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Management Program
Review
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
North Carolina
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Department of
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Environment and
Section 307 CZMA
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Natural Resources
Review
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Section 106 NHPA
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
West Virginia Division
Cultural Resources
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
of Culture and History
Review
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Section 106 NHPA
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Virginia Department of
Cultural Resources
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Historical Resources
Review
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
North Carolina State
Section 106 NHPA
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Historic Preservation
Cultural Resources
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Office
Review
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Pennsylvania Historical
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
and Museum
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Commission, Bureau
Section 106 NHPA
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
for Historic
Cultural Resources
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Preservation
Review
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
West Virginia
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Department of
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Environmental
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Protection, Division of
Section 401 CWA
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Water and Waste
Review - Water
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Management
Quality Certification
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."

Atlantic Coast Project FAST -41 CPP
State Agency Permitting Timetable for Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Atlantic Coast Pipeline Amendment, Supply Header, and ACP -Piedmont
Lease (cont'd)
Intermediate
Final
Responsible State
Federal
Completion
Completion
Agency
Permit/Review
Date
Date
Description Field
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Virginia Department of
Section 401 CWA
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Environmental Quality,
Review - Water
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Water Division
Quality Certification
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
North Carolina
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Department of
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Environment and
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Natural Resources,
Section 401 CWA
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Division of Water
Review - Water
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Resources
Quality Certification
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
Pennsylvania
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Department of
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Environmental
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Protection, Bureau of
Section 401 CWA
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Point and Non -Point
Review - Water
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Source Management
Quality Certification
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
West Virginia
Section 402 CWA
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Department of
Review - National
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Environmental
Pollutant Discharge
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Protection, Division of
Elimination System,
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Water and Waste
Stormwater General
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Management
Permit
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
Section 402 CWA
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Review - National
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Pollutant Discharge
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Virginia Department of
Elimination System,
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Environmental Quality,
Stormwater General
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Water Division
Permit
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
North Carolina
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
Department of
Section 402 CWA
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Environment and
Review - National
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Natural Resources -
Pollutant Discharge
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Division of Energy,
Elimination System,
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Mineral, and Land
Stormwater General
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Resources
Permit
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
West Virginia
Section 402 CWA
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Department of
Review - National
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Environmental
Pollutant Discharge
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Protection, Division of
Elimination System,
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Water and Waste
Hydrostatic Test
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Management
Discharge Permit
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."

Atlantic Coast Project FAST -41 CPP
State Agency Permitting Timetable for Atlantic Coast Pipeline, Atlantic Coast Pipeline Amendment, Supply Header, and ACP -Piedmont
Lease (cont'd)
Intermediate
Final
Responsible State
Federal
Completion
Completion
Agency
Permit/Review
Date
Date
Description Field
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
Section 402 CWA
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Review - National
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Pollutant Discharge
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Virginia Department of
Elimination System,
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Environmental Quality,
Hydrostatic Test
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Water Division
Discharge Permit
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
Pennsylvania
Section 402 CWA
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Department of
Review - National
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Environmental
Pollutant Discharge
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Protection, Bureau of
Elimination System,
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Point and Non -Point
Hydrostatic Test
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Source Management
Discharge Permit
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
West Virginia
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Department of
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Environmental
Title V CAA Review -
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Protection, Division of
Operating Permit for
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Air Quality
Air Emissions
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Virginia Department of
Title V CAA Review -
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Environmental Quality,
Operating Permit for
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Air Division
Air Emissions
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
North Carolina
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Department of
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Environment and
Title V CAA Review -
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Natural Resources -
Operating Permit for
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Division of Air Quality
Air Emissions
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."
The state agency has not opted into the FAST -41 process. This
authorization is listed for information purposes only, and does not transfer
any responsibility to the state agency to conform to the Permitting
Pennsylvania
Timetable. The final completion date is calculated according to 18 C.F.R.
Department of
§ 157.22 (2016), which provides that "a final decision on a request for a
Environmental
Title V CAA Review -
Federal authorization is due no later than 90 days after the Commission
Protection, Bureau of
Operating Permit for
issues its final environmental document, unless a schedule is otherwise
Air Quality
Air Emissions
N/A
9/28/2017
established by Federal law."