Summary of comments. Recommendations
Summary of comments. Shredded plastic waste is a petroleum product containing harmful, persistent chemicals that becomes increasingly bioavailable in the environment. • An appropriate three hundred and forty thousand dollar ($340,000.00) penalty for violating 38 M.R.S. section 412(1) for at least 34 days is supported by comparable levels of penalty found in Maine law and in line with at least one other petroleum-related penalty imposed by DEP. • Xxxxxxx’x Terminal Operations Manual (XXX), Safety Inspection Form and Dry Cargo Risk Assessment Form must explicitly acknowledge that shredded plastic waste is (a) hazardous,
Summary of comments. An administrative review of the appraisals and the attached appraisal review memorandum performed for the above referenced property has been conducted. The contract review appraiser conducted a “technical review” which is a detailed review of the appraisals of the above referenced property. In the technical review, the review appraiser provides a certification indicating that the appraisal reports and the appraisal review were performed in accordance with the Uniform Standards of Professional Appraisal Practice as well as with the current edition of the Supplemental Appraisal Standards for the Board of Trustees. The review appraiser’s memorandum and comments as to the content and appropriateness of the methods, techniques and data are accepted. The review appraiser states that the appraisal reports comply with the required standards and are approved as reviewed. Xxx Xxxxx Digitally signed by Xxx Xxxxx
Summary of comments. After the public comment period, a summary of the scoping meeting comments will be prepared by Contractor and provided to County staff. The summary of comments will be in table format, listing the environmental topics and issues specified in each comment letter. Comments on technical issue areas will also be forwarded to the appropriate technical subconsultants for their analyses of identified environmental concerns. Following the close of the public comment period on the NOP, the Contractor will review comments received and notify the County if any comments raise issues not anticipated for the evaluation of the technical issues.
Summary of comments. The agencies received 22 unique comments from banking organizations and credit unions, state and national trade associations, and individuals.11 Many commenters supported the agencies’ work to provide updated supervisory guidance to the industry. Some commenters stated that the proposed Statement was reasonable and reflected safe and sound business practices. Further, several commenters stated that the short-term loan accommodation section, accounting institutions are those supervised by the Board, FDIC, NCUA, or OCC. intended to illustrate the application of 4 Federally insured credit unions with less than 9 12 CFR part 30, appendix A (OCC); 12 CFR part $10 million in assets are not required to comply with GAAP, unless the credit union is state- chartered and GAAP compliance is mandated by state law (86 FR 34924 (July 1, 2021)). 5 Supervisory guidance outlines the agencies’ supervisory practices or priorities and articulates the agencies’ general views regarding appropriate practices for a given subject area. The agencies have each adopted regulations setting forth Statements Clarifying the Role of Supervisory Guidance. See 12 CFR 4, subpart F (OCC); 12 CFR 262, appendix A (Board); 12 CFR 302, appendix A (FDIC); and 12 CFR 791, subpart D (NCUA). 6 See Joint Statement on Additional Loan Accommodations Related to COVID–19: SR Letter 20–18 (Board), FIL–74–2020 (FDIC), Bulletin 2020– 72 (OCC), and Press Release August 3, 2020 (NCUA). See also Interagency Statement on Loan
Summary of comments. The carriers were the only interested parties that submitted comments on these proposals. On the definition of capacity rationalization, the carriers favor retaining the present definition in
Summary of comments. The carriers were the only interested parties to submit comments on the proposed changes to the Monitoring Report requirements. The carriers support the changes to reduce the reporting burden but again raise objections to the increase in reporting in connection with the proposed change in the definition of capacity rationalization as it applies to VSA and alliance agreements. They urge the Commission to reduce the reporting burden for these agreements. Further, the carriers generally support the reduction in the filing deadline from 75 to 45 days with the understanding that occasional and reasonable requests for extensions of the deadline would be available as needed. Carriers at 23-24.
