(d) Cite (under "Remarks" of Form DI-107) any instances where proposals were initiated during the fiscal year to obtain appropriate financing or new authorizing legislation to acquire replacement facilities as a prerequisite to disposal of existing facilities. If none were initiated, so indicate under "Remarks" of Form DI-107.

(e) Be signed by an official not below the Chief Administrative Officer of the Bureau and transmitted to reach the Assistant Secretary-Management Budget by August 21 of each year.

and

[35 F.R. 300, Jan. 8, 1970, as amended at 36 F.R. 17038, Aug. 27, 1971]

Subpart 114-47.51-Permits

SOURCE: The provisions of this Subpart 114-47.51 appear at 35 F.R. 302, Jan. 8, 1970, unless otherwise noted.

§ 114-47.5101 Scope of subpart.

This subpart prescribes basic policy and criteria for the granting of permits authorizing other Interior Bureaus or other Federal agencies to use real property in custody of Bureaus and Offices of the Department of the Interior.

§ 114-47.5102 Applicability.

The provisions of this subpart are applicable to all Federal real property in custody of this Department of the types referred to in subparagraph (a), below, wherever located.

(a) Specifically, this subpart applies to utilization by permit of:

(1) Lands; buildings, structures and facilities (including those located on other than Government-owned land) acquired by purchase, condemnation, donation, construction, lease, or other methods; and

(2) Withdrawn public domain land. (b) This subpart does not apply to use permits involving the following land and properties, but it does apply to Government-owned buildings, structures, and facilities located on such lands:

(1) Unreserved public domain; (2) Rights of way or easements granted to the Government;

(3) Indian tribal and trust properties; (4) Oregon and California revested lands (43 U.S.C. 1181a);

(5) Land administered by the National Park Service, other than administrative sites outside of the established boundaries of a national park;

(6) Land on Indian reservations within consolidation areas approved by the Secretary of the Interior;

(7) Land within the National Wildlife Refuge System; and

(8) Real property which is to be sold or otherwise disposed of and which was acquired through foreclosure, confiscation, or seizure in settlement of a claim of the Federal Government, or through conveyance to the Federal Government in connection with an indemnity or loan insurance or guarantee program.

§ 114-47.5103 Definition of permit.

For purposes of this subpart, a permit is defined to mean the temporary authority conferred on one Government agency to use property under the jurisdiction of another Government agency.

While no statutory authority is required to execute a permit authorizing the use of property by another Federal agency, such use may be granted only in the following instances:

(a) Nonexcess property. When it has been determined by the head of the Bureau or Office, or his designee(s), that there is a present or future program requirement for the property, and the proposed use by the requesting agency conforms to the acquisition and use provisions of Bureau o fthe Budget Circular No. A-2, Revised, dated April 5, 1967.

(b) Excess or surplus property in process of disposal. Excess or surplus real property may be made available for short term use by permit during the period it is being processed for further Federal use or disposal as provided in subparagraphs (1) and (2), of this paragraph; provided, That the requesting agency conforms to the provisions of Bureau of the Budget Circular No. A-2, Revised, dated April 5, 1967; And provided further, That such temporary use or occupancy will not interfere with, delay, or retard its transfer to another Federal agency, or disposal.

(1) Permits granting interim use of the following properties may be executed without the approval of the General Services Administration:

(i) Excess or surplus real property, including land with or without improvements, having an estimated fair market value of less than $1,000, and

(ii) Surplus improvements of any kind having an estimated fair market value of $1,000 or more to be disposed of without the underlying land. A permit may not issued, however, until the surplus de

Part

115-1 Introduction.

PART 115-1-INTRODUCTION Subpart 115-1.1-Regulation System

Sec. 115-1.100

115-1.103

115-1.103-50

115-1.104 115-1.104-50 115-1.106

115-1.108

115-1.109 115-1.110

Scope of subpart.
Temporary-type FPMR.
Temporary-type changes to
EPPMR.

Publication of FPMR.
Publication of EPPMR.
Applicability of FPMR.
Agency implementation and
supplementation of FPMR.
Numbering in FPMR system.
Deviations.

AUTHORITY: The provisions of this Part 115-1 issued under section 205 (c), 63 Stat. 377, as amended; 40 U.S.C. 486 (c).

SOURCE: The provisions of this Part 115-1 appear at 36 F.R. 8568, May 8, 1971, unless otherwise noted.

Subpart 115-1.1-Regulation
System

Regulations. Temporary Regulations will be cross-referenced to related EPPMR Subparts and will indicate dates for compliance with, and cancellation of each issuance.

§ 115-1.104 Publication of FPMR. § 115-1.104-50 Publication of EPPMR.

(a) Material published in the EPPMR will generally not be of interest to nor directly affect the public. Therefore, most EPPMR material will not be published in the FEDERAL REGISTER.

(b) Arrows printed in the margin of a page indicate material changed, deleted, or added by the EPPMR Transmittal Notice cited at the bottom of that page. (See GSA, FPMR Amendment Transmittal pages for illustrations.)

§ 115-1.106 Applicability of FPMR.

The FPMR apply to all EPA activities unless otherwise specified, or unless a deviation is approved.

§ 115-1.108 Agency implementation and supplementation of FPMR.

(a) EPPMR implements and supplements the FPMR and follows the FPMR in style, arrangement and numbering sequence. Except to assure continuity and understanding FPMR material will not be repeated or paraphrased in the EPPMR.

(b) Implementing material expands upon related material in the FPMR. Supplementing material deals with subject material not covered in the FPMR. § 115-1.109 Numbering in FPMR sys

tem.

(a) The numbering system used in EPPMR conforms to that of the FPMR

except for the Chapter number. The first three digits represent the Chapter number assigned to this Agency in Title 41, Code of Federal Regulations (CFR). In FPMR the Chapter number is 101 and in EPPMR the Chapter number is 115. (b) Where EPA Chapter 115 implements Chapter 101 the material will be numbered and captioned to correspond to the FPMR part, subpart, section or subsection, e.g., 115-1.106 "Applicability of FPMR" implements 101-1.106 of FPMR.

(c) Where chapter 115 supplements the FPMR and deals with subject matter not contained in the FPMR, the