Extension of Public Comment Period for EPA Staff White Paper That Explores a Number of Options for Addressing Boutique Fuels in the Longer Term
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title: "Extension of Public Comment Period for EPA Staff White Paper That Explores a Number of Options for Addressing Boutique Fuels in the Longer Term"
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# Extension of Public Comment Period for EPA Staff White Paper That Explores a Number of Options for Addressing Boutique Fuels in the Longer Term
**AGENCY:**
Environmental Protection Agency.
**ACTION:**
Extension of public comment period for EPA Staff White Paper that explores a number of options for addressing boutique fuels in the longer term.
In the November 14, 2001 *Federal Register* , (66 FR 57099) EPA published a notice of availability and requested public review and comment on the Staff White Paper entitled: “Study of Unique Gasoline Fuel Blends (“Boutique Fuels”), Effects on Fuel Supply and Distribution and Potential Improvements.” This notice extends the end of the public comment period to January 30, 2002.
**FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT:**
Julia Macallister, Office of Air Quality and Transportation, (734) 214-4131, or by E-mail at *[email protected].*
Dated: December 12, 2001.
Robert Brenner,
Acting Assistant Administrator, Office of Air and Radiation, U.S. Environmental Protection Agency.