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In This Issue

  1. DOT Gas Pipeline Compliance Workshop – December 6, 2007
  2. RCP’s Website
  3. MMS Proposed OCS Rules – Revising 30 CFR Parts 250, 253, 254 and 256
  4. O&M; Manual Up-To-Date?
  5. Adequacy of Internal Corrosion Regulations for Hazardous Liquid Pipelines – Notice of availability of materials; request for comments. [Docket No. PHMSA-2007-28993]
  6. Advisory Bulletin ADB-07-01: Updated Notification of the Susceptibility to Premature Brittle-Like Cracking of Older Plastic Pipe [Docket No. PHMSA-2004-19856]
  7. Integrity Management Services
  8. Liquid Low Stress Pipelines – Information Request / Comment Period [Docket No. PHMSA-2003-15864]
  9. PHMSA Posts Hazardous Liquid IMP FAQ
  10. Emergency Response and Preparedness – OSHA Request for Information [Docket No. H-010]
  11. Need to Update your Response Plan?
  12. MMS NTL 2007-N04, Oil Discharge Written Follow-up Reports
  13. Rio Pipeline Conference / IPC

MMS NTL 2007-N04, Oil Discharge Written Follow-up Reports

The Minerals Management Service (MMS) issued a National Notice to Lessees and Operators (NTL) in the outer continental shelf (OCS) clarifying the information to be included in the written follow-up discharge reports required by 30 CFR 254.46(b)(2) for all oil discharges of one barrel or more.

Submit your written follow-up reports to the MMS Gulf of Mexico Regional Supervisor (RS), Alaska OCS RS, or Pacific OCS Region District Manager within 15-calendar days; even if ongoing damage assessment, weather conditions, or other situations prevent you from determining a total, official discharge volume. Failure to submit written follow-up reports with the 15-day period could result in the issuance of an Incident of Non-Compliance (INC).

The NTL effective date is September 26, 2007.

For a copy of NTL 2007-N04 contact Jessica Roger.