Part 148 — Deepwater Ports: General
Subpart A — General
- § 148.1— What is the purpose of this subchapter?
- § 148.2— Who is responsible for implementing this subchapter?
- § 148.3— What Federal agencies are responsible for implementing the Deepwater Port Act?
- § 148.5— How are terms used in this subchapter defined?
- § 148.8— How are certifying entities designated and used for purposes of this subchapter?
Subpart B — Application for a License
- § 148.100— What is the purpose of this subpart?
- § 148.105— What must I include in my application?
- § 148.107— What additional information may be required?
- § 148.108— What if a Federal or State agency or other interested party requests additional information?
- § 148.110— How do I prepare my application?
- § 148.115— How many copies of the application must I send and where must I send them?
- § 148.125— What are the application fees?
Subpart C — Processing Applications
- § 148.200— What is the purpose of this subpart?
- § 148.205— How are documents related to the application maintained?
- § 148.207— How and where may I view docketed documents?
- § 148.209— How is the application processed?
- § 148.211— What must I do if I need to change my application?
- § 148.213— How do I withdraw my application?
- § 148.215— What if a port has plans for a deep draft channel and harbor?
- § 148.217— How can a State be designated as an Adjacent Coastal State?
- § 148.221— How do I claim, or object to a claim, that required information is privileged?
- § 148.222— When must public hearings or meetings be held?
- § 148.227— How is a public hearing or meeting reported?
- § 148.228— What if a formal evidentiary hearing is necessary?
- § 148.230— How is notice of a formal hearing given?
- § 148.232— What are the rules for a formal hearing?
- § 148.234— What are the limits of an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ)'s jurisdiction?
- § 148.236— What authority does an Administrative Law Judge (ALJ) have?
- § 148.238— Who are the parties to a formal hearing?
- § 148.240— How does a State or a person intervene in a formal hearing?
- § 148.242— How does a person who is not a party to a formal hearing present evidence at the hearing?
- § 148.244— Who must represent the parties at a formal hearing?
- § 148.246— When is a document considered filed and where should I file it?
- § 148.248— What happens when a document does not contain all necessary information?
- § 148.250— Who must be served before a document is filed?
- § 148.252— What is the procedure for serving a subpoena?
- § 148.254— How is a hearing transcript prepared?
- § 148.256— What happens at the conclusion of a formal hearing?
- § 148.276— When must the application be approved or denied?
- § 148.277— How may Federal agencies and States participate in the application process?
- § 148.279— What are the criteria for approval or denial of an application?
- § 148.281— What happens when more than one application is submitted for a deepwater port in the same application area?
- § 148.283— When is the application process stopped before the application is approved or denied?
Subpart D — Licenses
- § 148.300— What does this subpart concern?
- § 148.305— What is included in a deepwater port license?
- § 148.307— Who may consult with the Commandant (CG-5P) and MARAD on developing the proposed conditions of a license?
- § 148.310— How long does a license last?
- § 148.315— How is a license amended, transferred, or reinstated?
- § 148.320— How is a license enforced, suspended, or revoked?
- § 148.325— How soon after deepwater port decommissioning must the licensee initiate removal?
Subpart E — Site Evaluation and Pre-Construction Testing
- § 148.400— What does this subpart do?
- § 148.405— What are the procedures for notifying the Commandant (CG-5P) of proposed site evaluation and pre-construction testing?
- § 148.410— What are the conditions for conducting site evaluation and pre-construction testing?
- § 148.415— When conducting site evaluation and pre-construction testing, what must be reported?
- § 148.420— When may the Commandant (CG-5P) suspend or prohibit site evaluation or pre-construction testing?
Subpart F — Exemption From or Adjustments to Requirements in This Subchapter
- § 148.500— What does this subpart do?
- § 148.505— How do I apply for an exemption?
- § 148.510— What happens when a petition for exemption involves the interests of an Adjacent Coastal State?
- § 148.515— When is an exemption allowed?
- § 148.600— What is the limit of financial liability?
- § 148.605— How is the limit of liability determined?
Subpart G — Environmental Review Criteria for Deepwater Ports
- § 148.700— How does the Deepwater Port Act interact with other Federal and State laws?
- § 148.702— How were the environmental review criteria developed?
- § 148.705— What is determined by the environmental evaluation?
- § 148.707— What type of criteria will be used in an environmental review and how will they be applied?
- § 148.708— Must the applicant's proposal reflect potential regulations?
- § 148.709— How are these criteria reviewed and revised?
- § 148.710— What environmental conditions must be satisfied?
- § 148.715— How is an environmental review conducted?
- § 148.720— What are the siting criteria?
- § 148.722— Should the construction plan incorporate best available technology and recommended industry practices?
- § 148.725— What are the design, construction and operational criteria?
- § 148.730— What are the land use and coastal zone management criteria?
- § 148.735— What are other critical criteria that must be evaluated?
- § 148.737— What environmental statutes must an applicant follow?