2060-AH61 199710 The Regulatory Plan and the Unified Agenda of Federal Regulatory and Deregulatory Actions 2060 Air and Radiation AR 2000 Environmental Protection Agency EPA Minor Amendments to Inspection Maintenance Program Requirements; Amendments to the Final Rule Substantive, Nonsignificant First Time Published in The Unified Agenda Proposed Rule Stage No No 40 CFR 51 42 USC 7401 et seq Judicial NPRM 08/30/1997 Per settlement with Pennsylvania Judicial Final 12/15/1997 Per settlement with Pennsylvania Per settlement with Pennsylvania No NPRM 10/00/1997 Final 12/00/1997 SAN No. 4034. ^PLevels of government affected: The action simply removes a data collection and evaluation requirement, thereby reducing a programmatic burden on the states. In states which are not using METT as their I/M program test type, the action precludes the state from having to invest in METT equipment for program evaluation purposes. ^PAs a result of the rulemaking action it will be necessary to amend the interim approval notices of a number of individual National Highway Act states, in addition to Pennsylvania's. The METT requirement was raised as a condition in certain notices and must be changed to reflect the new requirements per the amendment described in the abstract. In order to streamline Agency efforts, rather than have each individual region do a separate notice for each applicable state, this rulemaking will amend those notices in toto and will include court-ordered changes to the deadlines by which these new requirements must be met. ^PRFA: N No None NA Not Collected Tracey Bradish 2060 Office of Air and Radiation OAR 313 668-4239 bradish.tracey@epamail.epa.gov Ann Arbor MI 48105 No