Title 36 C.F.R. — Parks, Forests, and Public Property

3141 sections

PART 1

• § 1.1 — Purpose
• § 1.2 — Applicability and scope
• § 1.3 — Penalties
• § 1.4 — What terms do I need to know?
• § 1.5 — Closures and public use limits
• § 1.6 — Permits
• § 1.7 — Public notice
• § 1.8 — Information collection
• § 1.10 — Symbolic signs

PART 2

• § 2.1 — Preservation of natural, cultural and archeological resources
• § 2.2 — Wildlife protection
• § 2.3 — Fishing
• § 2.4 — Weapons, traps and nets
• § 2.5 — Research specimens
• § 2.6 — Gathering of plants or plant parts by federally recognized Indian tribes
• § 2.10 — Camping and food storage
• § 2.11 — Picnicking
• § 2.12 — Audio disturbances
• § 2.13 — Fires
• § 2.14 — Sanitation and refuse
• § 2.15 — Pets
• § 2.16 — Horses and pack animals
• § 2.17 — Aircraft and air delivery
• § 2.18 — Snowmobiles
• § 2.19 — Winter activities
• § 2.20 — Skating, skateboards, and similar devices
• § 2.21 — Smoking
• § 2.22 — Property
• § 2.23 — Recreation fees
• § 2.30 — Misappropriation of property and services
• § 2.31 — Trespassing, tampering and vandalism
• § 2.32 — Interfering with agency functions
• § 2.33 — Report of injury or damage
• § 2.34 — Disorderly conduct
• § 2.35 — Alcoholic beverages and controlled substances
• § 2.36 — Gambling
• § 2.37 — Noncommercial soliciting
• § 2.38 — Explosives
• § 2.50 — Special events
• § 2.51 — Demonstrations and designated available park areas
• § 2.52 — Sale of printed matter and the distribution of printed matter and other message-bearing items
• § 2.60 — Livestock use and agriculture
• § 2.61 — Residing on Federal lands
• § 2.62 — Memorialization

PART 3

• § 3.1 — What is the applicability and scope of this part?
• § 3.2 — Do other boating laws and regulations apply to me when I operate my boat on park waters?
• § 3.3 — Am I required to obtain a permit to operate a vessel in a park area?
• § 3.4 — For what purposes may my vessel be inspected?
• § 3.5 — Do I have to report an accident involving a vessel to the National Park Service?
• § 3.6 — What are the requirements to operate a power driven vessel?
• § 3.7 — What are the NPS Personal Floatation Device (PFD) requirements?
• § 3.8 — What vessel operations are prohibited?
• § 3.9 — May I operate my personal watercraft (PWC) in park waters?
• § 3.10 — What are the regulations regarding operating a vessel while under the influence of alcohol and/or drugs?
• § 3.11 — When is testing for alcohol or drugs required?
• § 3.12 — May I use a vessel to tow a person for water skiing or other similar activities?
• § 3.13 — What conditions apply to the use of Marine Sanitation Devices (MSD)?
• § 3.14 — Am I required to remove a sunken, grounded, or disabled vessel?
• § 3.15 — What is the maximum noise level for the operation of a vessel?
• § 3.16 — May I swim or wade in park waters?
• § 3.17 — What regulations apply to swimming areas and beaches?
• § 3.18 — May I snorkel or underwater dive in park waters?
• § 3.19 — May I operate a submersible within park waters?

PART 4

• § 4.1 — Applicability and scope
• § 4.2 — State law applicable
• § 4.3 — Authorized emergency vehicles
• § 4.4 — Report of motor vehicle accident
• § 4.10 — Travel on park roads and designated routes
• § 4.11 — Load, weight and size limits
• § 4.12 — Traffic control devices
• § 4.13 — Obstructing traffic
• § 4.14 — Open container of alcoholic beverage
• § 4.15 — Safety belts
• § 4.20 — Right of way
• § 4.21 — Speed limits
• § 4.22 — Unsafe operation
• § 4.23 — Operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs
• § 4.30 — Bicycles
• § 4.31 — Hitchhiking

PART 5

• § 5.1 — Advertisements
• § 5.2 — Alcoholic beverages; sale of intoxicants
• § 5.3 — Business operations
• § 5.4 — Commercial passenger-carrying motor vehicles
• § 5.5 — Commercial filming, still photography, and audio recording
• § 5.6 — Commercial vehicles
• § 5.7 — Construction of buildings or other facilities
• § 5.8 — Discrimination in employment practices
• § 5.9 — Discrimination in furnishing public accommodations and transportation services
• § 5.10 — Eating, drinking, or lodging establishments
• § 5.11-5.12 — 5.11-5.12 [Reserved]
• § 5.13 — Nuisances
• § 5.14 — Prospecting, mining, and mineral leasing

PART 6

• § 6.1 — Purpose
• § 6.2 — Applicability and scope
• § 6.3 — Definitions
• § 6.4 — Solid waste disposal sites not in operation on September 1, 1984
• § 6.5 — Solid waste disposal sites in operation on September 1, 1984
• § 6.6 — Solid waste disposal sites within new additions to the National Park System
• § 6.7 — Mining wastes
• § 6.8 — National Park Service solid waste responsibilities
• § 6.9 — Permits
• § 6.10 — Financial assurance
• § 6.11 — Appeals
• § 6.12 — Prohibited acts and penalties

PART 7

• § 7.1 — [Reserved]
• § 7.2 — Crater Lake National Park
• § 7.3 — Glacier National Park
• § 7.4 — Grand Canyon National Park
• § 7.5 — Mount Rainier National Park
• § 7.6 — Muir Woods National Monument
• § 7.7 — Rocky Mountain National Park
• § 7.8 — Sequoia and Kings Canyon National Parks
• § 7.9 — St. Croix National Scenic Riverway
• § 7.10 — Zion National Park
• § 7.11 — Saguaro National Park
• § 7.12 — Gulf Islands National Seashore
• § 7.13 — Yellowstone National Park
• § 7.14 — Great Smoky Mountains National Park
• § 7.15 — Shenandoah National Park
• § 7.16 — Yosemite National Park
• § 7.17 — Cuyahoga Valley National Park
• § 7.18 — Hot Springs National Park
• § 7.19 — Canyon de Chelly National Monument
• § 7.20 — Fire Island National Seashore
• § 7.21 — John D. Rockefeller, Jr. Memorial Parkway
• § 7.22 — Grand Teton National Park
• § 7.23 — Badlands National Park
• § 7.24 — Upper Delaware Scenic and Recreational River
• § 7.25 — Hawaii Volcanoes National Park
• § 7.26 — Death Valley National Park
• § 7.27 — Dry Tortugas National Park
• § 7.28 — Olympic National Park
• § 7.29 — Gateway National Recreation Area
• § 7.30 — Devils Tower National Monument
• § 7.31 — Perry's Victory and International Peace Memorial
• § 7.32 — Pictured Rocks National Lakeshore
• § 7.33 — Voyageurs National Park
• § 7.34 — Blue Ridge Parkway
• § 7.35 — Buffalo National River
• § 7.36 — Mammoth Cave National Park
• § 7.37 — Jean Lafitte National Historical Park
• § 7.38 — Isle Royale National Park
• § 7.39 — Mesa Verde National Park
• § 7.40 — Hopewell Village National Historic Site
• § 7.41 — Big Bend National Park
• § 7.42 — Pipestone National Monument
• § 7.43 — Natchez Trace Parkway
• § 7.44 — Canyonlands National Park
• § 7.45 — Everglades National Park
• § 7.46 — Virgin Islands Coral Reef National Monument
• § 7.47 — Carlsbad Caverns National Park
• § 7.48 — Lake Mead National Recreation Area
• § 7.49 — Cape Lookout National Seashore
• § 7.50 — Chickasaw Recreation Area
• § 7.51 — Curecanti National Recreation Area
• § 7.52 — Cedar Breaks National Monument
• § 7.53 — Black Canyon of the Gunnison National Monument
• § 7.54 — Theodore Roosevelt National Park
• § 7.55 — Lake Roosevelt National Recreation Area
• § 7.56 — Acadia National Park
• § 7.57 — Lake Meredith National Recreation Area
• § 7.58 — Cape Hatteras National Seashore
• § 7.59 — Grand Portage National Monument
• § 7.60 — Herbert Hoover National Historic Site
• § 7.61 — Fort Caroline National Memorial
• § 7.62 — Lake Chelan National Recreation Area
• § 7.63 — Dinosaur National Monument
• § 7.64 — Petersburg National Battlefield
• § 7.65 — Assateague Island National Seashore
• § 7.66 — North Cascades National Park
• § 7.67 — Cape Cod National Seashore
• § 7.68 — Russell Cave National Monument
• § 7.69 — Ross Lake National Recreation Area
• § 7.70 — Glen Canyon National Recreation Area
• § 7.71 — Delaware Water Gap National Recreation Area
• § 7.72 — Arkansas Post National Memorial
• § 7.73 — Buck Island Reef National Monument
• § 7.74 — Virgin Islands National Park
• § 7.75 — Padre Island National Seashore
• § 7.76 — Wright Brothers National Memorial
• § 7.77 — Mount Rushmore National Memorial
• § 7.78 — Harpers Ferry National Historical Park
• § 7.79 — Amistad Recreation Area
• § 7.80 — Sleeping Bear Dunes National Lakeshore
• § 7.81 — Point Reyes National Seashore
• § 7.82 — Apostle Islands National Lakeshore
• § 7.83 — Ozark National Scenic Riverways
• § 7.84 — Channel Islands National Park
• § 7.85 — Big Thicket National Preserve
• § 7.86 — Big Cypress National Preserve
• § 7.87 — Kaloko-Honokohau National Historical Park
• § 7.88 — Indiana Dunes National Lakeshore
• § 7.89 — New River Gorge National River
• § 7.90 — Chattahoochee River National Recreation Area
• § 7.91 — Whiskeytown Unit, Whiskeytown-Shasta-Trinity National Recreation Area
• § 7.92 — Bighorn Canyon National Recreation Area
• § 7.93 — Guadalupe Mountains National Park
• § 7.94 — Bryce Canyon National Park
• § 7.95 — Pea Ridge National Military Park
• § 7.96 — National Capital Region
• § 7.97 — Golden Gate National Recreation Area
• § 7.100 — Appalachian National Scenic Trail

PART 8

• § 8.1 — Definitions
• § 8.2 — Basis and purpose
• § 8.3 — Applicability
• § 8.4 — Federal and State labor laws
• § 8.5 — Access for investigators
• § 8.6 — Complaints; appeal
• § 8.7 — Record keeping
• § 8.8 — Filing of labor agreements
• § 8.9 — Posting of regulations

PART 9

• § 9.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 9.2 — Definitions
• § 9.3 — Access permits
• § 9.4 — Surface disturbance moratorium
• § 9.5 — Recordation
• § 9.6 — Transfers of interest
• § 9.7 — Assessment work
• § 9.8 — Use of water
• § 9.9 — Plan of operations
• § 9.10 — Plan of operations approval
• § 9.11 — Reclamation requirements
• § 9.12 — Supplementation or revision of plan of operations
• § 9.13 — Performance bond
• § 9.14 — Appeals
• § 9.15 — Use of roads by commercial vehicles
• § 9.16 — Penalties
• § 9.17 — Public inspection of documents
• § 9.18 — Surface use and patent restrictions
• § 9.30 — What is the purpose and scope of this subpart?
• § 9.31 — When does this subpart apply to me?
• § 9.32 — What authorization do I need to conduct operations?
• § 9.33 — If I am already operating under an NPS authorization, what do I need to do?
• § 9.40 — What do the terms used in this subpart mean?
• § 9.50 — Do I need an operations permit for my previously exempt operations?
• § 9.51 — How do I apply for my operations permit?
• § 9.52 — What will the NPS do with my application?
• § 9.53 — May I continue to operate while the NPS reviews my application?
• § 9.60 — When do I need a temporary access permit?
• § 9.61 — How do I apply for a temporary access permit?
• § 9.62 — When will the NPS grant a temporary access permit?
• § 9.63 — How long will I have to conduct my reconnaissance surveys?
• § 9.70 — Do I need an operations permit for accessing oil and gas rights from outside the System unit boundary?
• § 9.71 — What information must I submit to the NPS?
• § 9.72 — How will the NPS act on my submission?
• § 9.73 — If I don't need an operations permit, are there still requirements that I must meet?
• § 9.80 — Who must apply for an operations permit?
• § 9.81 — May I use previously submitted information?
• § 9.82 — What must I include in my application?
• § 9.83 — What information must be included in all applications?
• § 9.84 — Existing conditions and proposed area of operations
• § 9.85 — Environmental conditions and mitigation actions
• § 9.86 — Spill control and emergency preparedness plan
• § 9.87 — What additional information must be included if I am proposing geophysical exploration?
• § 9.88 — What additional information must be included if I am proposing drilling operations?
• § 9.89 — What additional information must be included if I am proposing well stimulation operations, including hydraulic fracturing?
• § 9.90 — What additional information must be included if I am proposing production operations?
• § 9.100 — How will NPS process my application?
• § 9.101 — How will the NPS conduct initial review?
• § 9.102 — How will the NPS conduct formal review?
• § 9.103 — What standards must be met to approve my operations permit?
• § 9.104 — What final actions may the Regional Director take on my operations permit?
• § 9.105 — What is the approval process for operations in Big Cypress National Preserve?
• § 9.110 — What are the purposes and functions of NPS operating standards?
• § 9.111 — What general facility design and management standards must I meet?
• § 9.112 — What hydrologic standards must I meet?
• § 9.113 — What safety standards must I meet?
• § 9.114 — What lighting and visual standards must I meet?
• § 9.115 — What noise reduction standards must I meet?
• § 9.116 — What reclamation and protection standards must I meet?
• § 9.117 — What additional operating standards apply to geophysical operations?
• § 9.118 — What additional operating standards apply to drilling, stimulation, and production operations?
• § 9.120 — What terms and conditions apply to all operators?
• § 9.121 — What monitoring and reporting is required for all operators?
• § 9.122 — What additional reports must I submit if my operation includes hydraulic fracturing?
• § 9.130 — May I cross Federal property to reach the boundary of my oil and gas right?
• § 9.131 — Will the NPS charge me a fee for access?
• § 9.132 — Will I be charged a fee for emergency access to my operations?
• § 9.140 — Do I have to provide financial assurance to the NPS?
• § 9.141 — How does the NPS establish the amount of financial assurance?
• § 9.142 — Will the NPS adjust my financial assurance?
• § 9.143 — When will the NPS release my financial assurance?
• § 9.144 — Under what circumstances will the NPS retain my financial assurance?
• § 9.150 — How can an approved permit be modified?
• § 9.160 — What are my responsibilities if I transfer my operations?
• § 9.161 — What must I do if operations are transferred to me?
• § 9.170 — When must I plug my well?
• § 9.171 — Can I get an extension to the well plugging requirement?
• § 9.180 — What acts are prohibited under this subpart?
• § 9.181 — What enforcement actions can the NPS take?
• § 9.182 — How do violations affect my ability to obtain a permit?
• § 9.190 — Can I, as operator, request reconsideration of NPS decisions?
• § 9.191 — How does the NPS process my request for reconsideration?
• § 9.192 — Can I appeal the Regional Director's decision?
• § 9.193 — Will filing a request for reconsideration or appeal stop the NPS from taking action under this subpart?
• § 9.194 — What if the original decision was made by the Superintendent?
• § 9.200 — How can the public participate in the approval process?
• § 9.210 — Has the Office of Management and Budget approved the information collection requirements?
• § 9.300 — Purpose
• § 9.301 — Scope and applicability
• § 9.302 — Definitions
• § 9.303 — Coordination of AMRAP activities in National Park System units
• § 9.304 — Application requirements
• § 9.305 — Environmental compliance
• § 9.306 — Application review process and approval standards
• § 9.307 — Permitting requirements and standards
• § 9.308 — Permit modification, suspension, and cancellation
• § 9.309 — Appeals

PART 10

• § 10.1 — Animals available
• § 10.2 — Charges
• § 10.3 — Application; requirements
• § 10.4 — Shipment

PART 11

• § 11.1 — Definitions
• § 11.2 — Uses
• § 11.3 — Power to revoke
• § 11.4 — Penalties

PART 12

• § 12.1 — Applicability and scope
• § 12.2 — Purpose of National Cemeteries
• § 12.3 — Definitions
• § 12.4 — Special events and demonstrations
• § 12.5 — Interments
• § 12.6 — Disinterments and exhumations
• § 12.7 — Headstones and markers
• § 12.8 — Memorial headstones and markers
• § 12.9 — Commemorative monuments
• § 12.10 — Floral and commemorative tributes
• § 12.11 — Recreational activities
• § 12.12 — Information collection

PART 13

• § 13.1 — Definitions
• § 13.2 — Applicability and scope
• § 13.4 — Information collection
• § 13.20 — Obstruction of airstrips
• § 13.25 — Camping
• § 13.26 — Picnicking
• § 13.30 — Weapons, traps and nets
• § 13.35 — Preservation of natural features
• § 13.40 — Taking of fish
• § 13.42 — Taking of wildlife in national preserves
• § 13.45 — Unattended or abandoned property
• § 13.50 — Closure and restriction procedures
• § 13.55 — Permits
• § 13.100 — Purpose and policy
• § 13.102 — Applicability
• § 13.104 — Definitions
• § 13.108 — Permit application procedures
• § 13.110 — Notice and comment on proposed permit
• § 13.112 — Permit revocation
• § 13.114 — Appeal procedures
• § 13.116 — Permittee's interest
• § 13.118 — Cabin site compatibility
• § 13.120 — Access
• § 13.122 — Abandonment
• § 13.124 — Emergency use
• § 13.126 — Authorized cabin use and occupancy
• § 13.130 — New cabins and other structures otherwise authorized
• § 13.136 — Use and/or occupancy pursuant to a valid existing lease or permit
• § 13.138 — Renewal
• § 13.140 — Denial of renewal
• § 13.142 — Transfer
• § 13.144 — Use and occupancy of a cabin prior to December 18, 1973
• § 13.146 — Use and occupancy of a cabin between December 18, 1973 and December 1, 1978
• § 13.148 — Permit application
• § 13.149 — Permit application deadline
• § 13.150 — Use for authorized commercial fishing activities
• § 13.160 — Use of cabins for subsistence purposes
• § 13.161 — Permit application
• § 13.162 — Permit issuance
• § 13.164 — Permit terms
• § 13.166 — Temporary facilities
• § 13.168 — Shared use
• § 13.170 — General public use cabins
• § 13.172 — Management of public use cabins
• § 13.176 — Cabins in wilderness areas
• § 13.182 — Temporary facilities
• § 13.184 — Permit application
• § 13.186 — Permit issuance
• § 13.188 — Permit terms
• § 13.300 — Applicability and scope
• § 13.305 — Definitions
• § 13.310 — Historical operators
• § 13.315 — Preferred operators
• § 13.320 — Preference to Cook Inlet Region, Incorporated
• § 13.325 — Most directly affected Native Corporation
• § 13.330 — Appeal procedures
• § 13.335 — Information collection
• § 13.400 — Purpose and policy
• § 13.410 — Applicability
• § 13.420 — Definitions
• § 13.430 — Determination of resident zones
• § 13.440 — Subsistence permits for persons whose primary, permanent home is outside a resident zone
• § 13.450 — Prohibition of aircraft use
• § 13.460 — Use of snowmobiles, motorboats, dog teams, and other means of surface transportation traditionally employed by local rural residents engaged in subsistence uses
• § 13.470 — Subsistence fishing
• § 13.480 — Subsistence hunting and trapping
• § 13.482 — Subsistence collection and use of animal parts
• § 13.485 — Subsistence use of timber and plant material
• § 13.490 — Closure to subsistence uses of fish and wildlife
• § 13.495 — Application procedures for subsistence permits and aircraft exceptions
• § 13.550 — Wildlife distance conditions
• § 13.602 — Subsistence resident zone
• § 13.604 — Wildlife distance conditions
• § 13.702 — Off-Road Vehicles
• § 13.802 — Subsistence resident zone
• § 13.902 — Subsistence resident zone
• § 13.903 — Subsistence use of off-road vehicles
• § 13.904 — Camping
• § 13.905 — Group size
• § 13.906 — Unattended or abandoned property
• § 13.908 — Fishing limit of catch and in possession
• § 13.910 — Mountain climbing
• § 13.912 — Kantishna area summer season firearm safety zone
• § 13.914 — Bicycle use
• § 13.916 — Use of roller skates, skateboards, roller skis, in-line skates, and similar devices
• § 13.918 — Sable Pass Wildlife Viewing Area
• § 13.920 — Wildlife distance conditions
• § 13.930 — Do I need a permit to operate a motor vehicle on the Denali Park road west of the Savage River?
• § 13.932 — How many permits will be issued each summer?
• § 13.934 — How will the superintendent manage the permit program?
• § 13.936 — What is prohibited?
• § 13.950 — What is the definition of a traditional activity for which Section 1110(a) of ANILCA permits snowmachines to be used in the former Mt. McKinley National Park (Old Park) portion of Denali National Park and Preserve?
• § 13.952 — May a snowmachine be used in that portion of the park formerly known as Mt. McKinley National Park (Old Park)?
• § 13.954 — Where can I operate a snowmachine in Denali National Park and Preserve?
• § 13.956 — What types of snowmachines are allowed?
• § 13.958 — What other regulations apply to snowmachine use?
• § 13.960 — Who determines when there is adequate snow cover?
• § 13.962 — Does the Superintendent have other regulatory authority?
• § 13.970 — Frontcountry Developed Area definition
• § 13.972 — Camping from April 15 through September 30
• § 13.974 — Camping from October 1 through April 14
• § 13.976 — Fire
• § 13.978 — Pets
• § 13.980 — Other FDA closures and restrictions
• § 13.1002 — Subsistence resident zone
• § 13.1004 — Aircraft use
• § 13.1006 — Customary trade
• § 13.1008 — Solid waste disposal
• § 13.1102 — Definitions
• § 13.1104 — Coordinates
• § 13.1106 — Pets
• § 13.1108 — Alsek Corridor
• § 13.1109 — Off-road vehicle use in Glacier Bay National Preserve
• § 13.1110 — May I collect or burn interstadial wood?
• § 13.1112 — May I collect rocks and minerals?
• § 13.1114 — May I collect goat hair?
• § 13.1116 — Do I need a camping permit in Glacier Bay?
• § 13.1118 — Solid waste disposal
• § 13.1120 — Bartlett Cove Developed Area closures and restrictions
• § 13.1122 — Bartlett Cove Public Use Dock
• § 13.1124 — Bartlett Cove Campground
• § 13.1126 — Bicycles
• § 13.1128 — Is a permit required to transport passengers between Bartlett Cove and Gustavus?
• § 13.1130 — Is commercial fishing authorized in the marine waters of Glacier Bay National Park?
• § 13.1132 — What types of commercial fishing are authorized in Glacier Bay?
• § 13.1134 — Who is eligible for a Glacier Bay commercial fishing lifetime access permit?
• § 13.1136 — How can an individual apply for a commercial fishing lifetime access permit?
• § 13.1138 — Where should the documentation for a lifetime access permit be sent?
• § 13.1140 — Who determines eligibility?
• § 13.1142 — Can I appeal denial of my commercial fishing lifetime access permit application?
• § 13.1144 — How often will commercial fishing lifetime access permit be renewed?
• § 13.1146 — What other closures and restrictions apply to commercial fishermen and commercial fishing vessels?
• § 13.1150 — Is a permit required for a vessel in Glacier Bay?
• § 13.1152 — Private vessel permits and conditions
• § 13.1154 — Commercial vessel permits and conditions
• § 13.1156 — Exceptions from vessel permit requirement
• § 13.1158 — Prohibitions
• § 13.1160 — Restrictions on vessel entry
• § 13.1170 — What are the rules for operating vessels?
• § 13.1172 — When general operating restrictions do not apply
• § 13.1174 — Whale water restrictions
• § 13.1176 — Speed restrictions
• § 13.1178 — Closed waters, islands and other areas
• § 13.1180 — Closed waters, motor vessels and seaplanes
• § 13.1182 — Noise restrictions
• § 13.1184 — Other restrictions on vessels
• § 13.1186 — What are the emission standards for vessels?
• § 13.1188 — Where to get charts depicting closed waters
• § 13.1202 — Fishing
• § 13.1204 — Traditional red fish fishery
• § 13.1206 — Wildlife distance conditions
• § 13.1208 — Lake Camp
• § 13.1210 — Firearms
• § 13.1220 — Brooks Camp Developed Area definition
• § 13.1222 — Camping
• § 13.1224 — Visiting hours
• § 13.1226 — Brooks Falls area
• § 13.1228 — Food storage
• § 13.1230 — Campfires
• § 13.1232 — Sanitation
• § 13.1234 — Pets
• § 13.1236 — Bear orientation
• § 13.1238 — Picnicking
• § 13.1240 — Unattended property
• § 13.1242 — BCDA closures and restrictions
• § 13.1302 — Subsistence
• § 13.1304 — Ice fall hazard zones
• § 13.1306 — Public use cabins
• § 13.1308 — Harding Icefield Trail
• § 13.1310 — Pets
• § 13.1312 — Climbing and walking on Exit Glacier
• § 13.1316 — Commercial transport of passengers by motor vehicles
• § 13.1318 — Location of the EGDA
• § 13.1320 — Camping
• § 13.1322 — Food storage
• § 13.1324 — Bicycles
• § 13.1326 — Snowmachines
• § 13.1328 — EGDA closures and restrictions
• § 13.1402 — Camping
• § 13.1404 — Preservation of natural, cultural, and archaeological resources
• § 13.1406 — State lands
• § 13.1408 — Dyea
• § 13.1502 — Subsistence resident zone
• § 13.1504 — Customary trade
• § 13.1602 — Subsistence resident zone
• § 13.1604 — Solid waste disposal
• § 13.1802 — Prohibited activities
• § 13.1902 — Subsistence
• § 13.1904 — Kennecott Mines National Historic Landmark (KNHL)
• § 13.1906 — Headquarters/Visitor Center Developed Area (HVCDA)
• § 13.1908 — Slana Developed Area (SDA)
• § 13.1910 — KNHL and developed area closures and restrictions
• § 13.1912 — Solid waste disposal
• § 13.1914 — Off-road motor vehicle use in the Nabesna District

PART 14

• § 14.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 14.2 — Definitions for this part
• § 14.3 — Pre-application meeting
• § 14.4 — Right-of-way permit application
• § 14.5 — Review of a complete right-of-way permit application
• § 14.6 — Application withdrawal
• § 14.7 — Cost recovery
• § 14.8 — Use and occupancy fee
• § 14.9 — Resource impact considerations
• § 14.10 — Terms and conditions
• § 14.11 — Special use permit for construction
• § 14.12 — Right-of-way permit renewal
• § 14.13 — Right-of-way permit transfer
• § 14.14 — Right-of-way permit amendment
• § 14.15 — Right-of-way permit suspension and termination
• § 14.16 — Trespass
• § 14.17 — Penalties
• § 14.18 — Restoration and reclamation
• § 14.19 — Severability

PART 17

• § 17.1 — Authority
• § 17.2 — Definitions
• § 17.3 — Lands subject to disposition
• § 17.4 — Notice
• § 17.5 — Bids
• § 17.6 — Action at close of bidding
• § 17.7 — Preference rights
• § 17.8 — Conveyance

PART 18

• § 18.1 — What is the authority and purpose for this part?
• § 18.2 — What definitions do you need to know to understand this part?
• § 18.3 — What property may be leased?
• § 18.4 — What determinations must the Director make before leasing property?
• § 18.5 — May property be leased without receiving fair market value rent?
• § 18.6 — Are there limitations on the use of property leased under this part?
• § 18.7 — How are lease proposals solicited and selected if the Director issues a Request for Bids?
• § 18.8 — How are lease proposals solicited and selected if the Director issues a Request for Proposals?
• § 18.9 — When may the Director lease property without issuing a request for bids or a request for proposals?
• § 18.10 — How long can the term of a lease be?
• § 18.11 — What general provisions must a lease contain?
• § 18.12 — What specific provisions must a lease contain?

PART 20

• § 20.1 — Definitions
• § 20.2 — Permits; conditions
• § 20.3 — Maximum number of permittees
• § 20.4 — Revocation of permits; appeal

PART 21

• § 21.1 — Definitions
• § 21.2 — Penalties
• § 21.3 — Use of thermal water
• § 21.4 — Registration of physicians
• § 21.5 — Therapeutic bathing requirements
• § 21.6 — Use of therapeutic pools
• § 21.7 — Health examinations
• § 21.8 — Employee certification
• § 21.9 — Solicitation by employees
• § 21.10 — Losses
• § 21.11 — Redemption of bath tickets
• § 21.12 — Lost bath tickets

PART 25

• § 25.1 — Scope
• § 25.2 — License
• § 25.3 — Supervision; suspensions
• § 25.4 — Schedule of rates
• § 25.5 — Badges and uniforms

PART 27

• § 27.1 — General objectives
• § 27.2 — Commercial and industrial activities
• § 27.3 — Seashore District
• § 27.4 — Variances and exceptions

PART 28

• § 28.1 — Purpose
• § 28.2 — Definitions
• § 28.3 — Boundaries: The Community Development District; The Dune District; The Seashore District
• § 28.4 — Severability
• § 28.10 — Permitted and prohibited uses
• § 28.11 — Nonconforming uses
• § 28.12 — Development standards
• § 28.13 — Variance, commercial and industrial application procedures
• § 28.14 — Emergency action
• § 28.15 — Approval of local zoning ordinances
• § 28.20 — Review by the Superintendent
• § 28.21 — Suspension of condemnation authority in the communities
• § 28.22 — Condemnation authority of the Secretary
• § 28.23 — Certificates of suspension of authority for acquisition by condemnation
• § 28.24 — Information collection

PART 30

• § 30.1 — Introduction
• § 30.2 — General provisions
• § 30.3 — Recreation District I
• § 30.4 — Recreation District II
• § 30.5 — Variances, exceptions, and use permits

PART 34

• § 34.1 — Purpose
• § 34.2 — Applicability and scope
• § 34.3 — Penalties
• § 34.4 — Definitions
• § 34.5 — Applicable regulations
• § 34.6 — Fires
• § 34.7 — Cultivation of controlled substances
• § 34.8 — Preservation of natural, cultural and archeological resources
• § 34.9 — Protective custody
• § 34.10 — Saddle and pack animals
• § 34.11 — Boating operations
• § 34.12 — Information collection

PART 51

• § 51.1 — What does this part cover?
• § 51.2 — What is the policy underlying concessions contracts?
• § 51.3 — How are terms defined in this part?
• § 51.4 — How will the Director invite the general public to apply for the award of a concession contract and how will the Director determine when to issue a prospectus for a new concession opportunity where no prior concession services had been provided?
• § 51.5 — What information will the prospectus include?
• § 51.6 — Will a concession contract be developed for a particular potential offeror?
• § 51.7 — How will information be provided to a potential offeror after the prospectus is issued?
• § 51.8 — Where will the Director publish the notice of availability of the prospectus?
• § 51.9 — How do I get a copy of the prospectus?
• § 51.10 — How long will I have to submit my proposal?
• § 51.11 — May the Director amend, extend, or cancel a prospectus of solicitation?
• § 51.12 — Are there any other additional procedures that I must follow to apply for a concession contract?
• § 51.13 — When will the Director determine if proposals are responsive?
• § 51.14 — What happens if no responsive proposals are submitted?
• § 51.15 — May I clarify, amend or supplement my proposal after it is submitted?
• § 51.16 — How will the Director evaluate proposals and select the best one?
• § 51.17 — What are the selection factors?
• § 51.18 — When must the Director reject a proposal?
• § 51.19 — Must the Director award the concession contract that is set forth in the prospectus?
• § 51.20 — Does this part limit the authority of the Director?
• § 51.21 — When must the selected offeror execute the concession contract?
• § 51.22 — When may the Director award the concession contract?
• § 51.23 — May the Director extend an existing concession contract without a public solicitation?
• § 51.24 — May the Director award a temporary concession contract without a public solicitation?
• § 51.25 — Are there any other circumstances in which the Director may award a concession contract without public solicitation?
• § 51.26 — What solicitation, selection and award procedures apply when a preferred offeror exists?
• § 51.27 — Who is a preferred offeror and what are a preferred offeror's rights to the award of a new concession contract?
• § 51.28 — When will the Director determine whether a concessioner is a preferred offeror?
• § 51.29 — How will I know when a preferred offeror exists?
• § 51.30 — What must a preferred offeror do before it may exercise a right of preference?
• § 51.31 — What happens if a preferred offeror does not submit a responsive proposal?
• § 51.32 — What is the process if the Director determines that the best responsive proposal was not submitted by a preferred offeror?
• § 51.33 — What if a preferred offeror does not timely amend its proposal to meet the terms and conditions of the best proposal?
• § 51.34 — What will the Director do if a selected preferred offeror does not timely execute the new concession contract?
• § 51.35 — What happens to a right of preference if the Director receives no responsive proposals?
• § 51.36 — What conditions must be met before the Director determines that a concessioner is a preferred offeror?
• § 51.37 — How will the Director determine that a new concession contract is a qualified concession contract?
• § 51.38 — How will the Director determine that a concession contract is an outfitter and guide concession contract?
• § 51.39 — What are some examples of outfitter and guide concession contracts?
• § 51.40 — What are some factors to be considered in determining that outfitter and guide operations are conducted in the backcountry?
• § 51.41 — If the concession contract grants a compensable interest in real property improvements, will the Director find that the concession contract is an outfitter and guide concession contract?
• § 51.42 — Are there exceptions to this compensable interest prohibition?
• § 51.43 — Who will make the determination that a concession contract is an outfitter and guide contract?
• § 51.44 — How will the Director determine if a concessioner was satisfactory for purposes of a right of preference?
• § 51.45 — Will a concessioner that has operated for less than the entire term of a concession contract be considered a satisfactory operator?
• § 51.46 — May the Director determine that a concessioner has not operated satisfactorily after a prospectus is issued?
• § 51.47 — How does a person appeal a decision of the Director that a concessioner is or is not a preferred offeror?
• § 51.48 — What happens to a right of preference in the event of termination of a concession contract for unsatisfactory performance or other breach?
• § 51.49 — May the Director grant a right of preference except in accordance with this part?
• § 51.50 — Does the existence of a preferred offeror limit the authority of the Director to establish the terms of a concession contract?
• § 51.51 — What special terms must I know to understand leasehold surrender interest?
• § 51.52 — How do I obtain a leasehold surrender interest?
• § 51.53 — When may the Director authorize the construction of a capital improvement?
• § 51.54 — What must a concessioner do before beginning to construct a capital improvement?
• § 51.55 — What must a concessioner do after substantial completion of the capital improvement?
• § 51.56 — How will the construction cost for purposes of leasehold surrender interest value be determined?
• § 51.57 — How does a concessioner request arbitration of the construction cost of a capital improvement?
• § 51.58 — What actions may or must the concessioner take with respect to a leasehold surrender interest?
• § 51.59 — Will a leasehold surrender interest be extinguished by expiration or termination of a leasehold surrender interest concession contract or may it be taken for public use?
• § 51.60 — How will a new concession contract awarded to an existing concessioner treat a leasehold surrender interest obtained under a prior concession contract?
• § 51.61 — How is an existing concessioner who is not awarded a new concession contract paid for a leasehold surrender interest?
• § 51.62 — What is the process to determine the leasehold surrender interest value when the concessioner does not seek or is not awarded a new concession contract?
• § 51.63 — When a new concessioner pays a prior concessioner for a leasehold surrender interest, what is the leasehold surrender interest in the related capital improvements for purposes of a new concession contract?
• § 51.64 — May the concessioner gain additional leasehold surrender interest by undertaking a major rehabilitation or adding to a structure in which the concessioner has a leasehold surrender interest?
• § 51.65 — May the concessioner gain additional leasehold surrender interest by replacing a fixture in which the concessioner has a leasehold surrender interest?
• § 51.66 — Under what conditions will a concessioner obtain a leasehold surrender interest in existing real property improvements in which no leasehold surrender interest exists?
• § 51.67 — Will a concessioner obtain leasehold surrender interest as a result of repair and maintenance of real property improvements?
• § 51.68 — If a concessioner under a 1965 Act concession contract is not awarded a new concession contract, how will a concessioner that has a possessory interest receive compensation for its possessory interest?
• § 51.69 — What happens if there is a dispute between the new concessioner and a prior concessioner as to the value of the prior concessioner's possessory interest?
• § 51.70 — If a concessioner under a 1965 Act concession contract is awarded a new concession contract, what happens to the concessioner's possessory interest?
• § 51.71 — What is the process to be followed if there is a dispute between the prior concessioner and the Director as to the value of possessory interest?
• § 51.72 — If a new concessioner is awarded the contract, what is the relationship between leasehold surrender interest and possessory interest?
• § 51.73 — What is the term of a concession contract?
• § 51.74 — When may a concession contract be terminated by the Director?
• § 51.75 — May the Director segment or split concession contracts?
• § 51.76 — May the Director amend a concession contract to provide new or additional visitor services or grant a concessioner a preferential right to provide new or additional visitor services?
• § 51.77 — Will a concession contract provide a concessioner an exclusive right to provide visitor services?
• § 51.78 — Will a concession contract require a franchise fee and will the franchise fee be subject to adjustment?
• § 51.79 — May the Director waive payment of a franchise fee or other payments?
• § 51.80 — How will the Director establish franchise fees for multiple outfitter and guide concession contracts in the same park area?
• § 51.81 — May the Director include “special account” provisions in concession contracts?
• § 51.82 — Are a concessioner's rates required to be reasonable and subject to approval by the Director?
• § 51.83 — Sale of Native Handicrafts
• § 51.84 — What special terms must I know to understand this part?
• § 51.85 — What assignments require the approval of the Director?
• § 51.86 — What encumbrances require the approval of the Director?
• § 51.87 — Does the concessioner have an unconditional right to receive the Director's approval of an assignment or encumbrance?
• § 51.88 — What happens if an assignment or encumbrance is completed without the approval of the Director?
• § 51.89 — What happens if there is a default on an encumbrance approved by the Director?
• § 51.90 — How does the concessioner get the Director's approval before making an assignment or encumbrance?
• § 51.91 — What information may the Director require in the application?
• § 51.92 — What are standard proformas?
• § 51.93 — If the transaction includes more that one concession contract, how must required information be provided?
• § 51.94 — What information will the Director consider when deciding to approve a transaction?
• § 51.95 — Does the Director's approval of an assignment or encumbrance include any representations of any nature?
• § 51.96 — May the Director amend or extend a concession contract for the purpose of facilitating a transaction?
• § 51.97 — May the Director open to renegotiation or modify the terms of a concession contract as a condition to the approval of a transaction?
• § 51.98 — What records must the concessioner keep and what access does the Director have to records?
• § 51.99 — What access to concessioner records will the Comptroller General have?
• § 51.100 — When will the Director make proposals and evaluation documents publicly available?
• § 51.101 — Did the 1998 Act repeal the 1965 Act?
• § 51.102 — What is the effect of the 1998 Act's repeal of the 1965 Act's preference in renewal?
• § 51.103 — Severability
• § 51.104 — Has OMB approved the collection of information?

PART 52

• § 52. — 36 What access does the Comptroller General have to records kept by operators and professional services providers?
• § 52.1 — What does this part cover?
• § 52.2 — What is the purpose of a commercial services contract?
• § 52.3 — How are terms defined in this part?
• § 52.4 — What types of commercial services contracts may the Director issue?
• § 52.5 — What types of professional services contracts may the Director issue?
• § 52.10 — How will the Director solicit responses for the award of a commercial services contract?
• § 52.11 — Where will the Director publish notice of the availability of a request for proposals?
• § 52.12 — How long will respondents have to submit a response?
• § 52.13 — How will the Director share information with potential respondents after issuing the request for proposals?
• § 52.14 — How will the Director evaluate responses and select the best one?
• § 52.15 — When will the Director reject a response?
• § 52.16 — What options does the Director have in accepting or rejecting a response?
• § 52.17 — Does this part limit the authority of the Director?
• § 52.18 — When must the selected respondent execute the contract?
• § 52.19 — When may the Director award the commercial services contract?
• § 52.20 — How will the Director solicit and award professional services contracts?
• § 52.25 — What is the term of a commercial services contract?
• § 52.26 — When may the Director terminate a contract?
• § 52.27 — May an operator or professional services provider receive leasehold surrender interest in capital improvements?
• § 52.28 — Are operator rates subject to approval by the Director?
• § 52.29 — May operators assign or encumber commercial services contracts?
• § 52.30 — How may commercial services contracts be funded?
• § 52.35 — What records must the operator and professional services provider keep and what access does the Director have to records?
• § 52.40 — Does this part affect concession contracts under part 51 of this chapter?
• § 52.41 — Does the VEIA expire?
• § 52.42 — Severability

PART 59

• § 59.1 — Applicability
• § 59.2 — Information collection
• § 59.3 — Conversion requirements
• § 59.4 — Residency requirements
• § 59.5-59.6 — 59.5-59.6 [Reserved]

PART 60

• § 60.1 — Authorization and expansion of the National Register
• § 60.2 — Effects of listing under Federal law
• § 60.3 — Definitions
• § 60.4 — Criteria for evaluation
• § 60.5 — Nomination forms and information collection
• § 60.6 — Nominations by the State Historic Preservation Officer under approved State Historic Preservation programs
• § 60.7-60.8 — 60.7-60.8 [Reserved]
• § 60.9 — Nominations by Federal agencies
• § 60.10 — Concurrent State and Federal nominations
• § 60.11 — Requests for nominations
• § 60.12 — Nomination appeals
• § 60.13 — Publication in the Federal Register and other NPS notification
• § 60.14 — Changes and revisions to properties listed in the National Register
• § 60.15 — Removing properties from the National Register

PART 61

• § 61.1 — Authorization
• § 61.2 — Definitions
• § 61.3 — Implementation of this part
• § 61.4 — State programs
• § 61.5 — Grants to State programs
• § 61.6 — Certified local government programs
• § 61.7 — Subgrants to certified local governments
• § 61.8 — Tribal programs. [Reserved]
• § 61.9 — Grants to tribal programs. [Reserved]
• § 61.10 — Waiver
• § 61.11 — Information collection

PART 62

• § 62.1 — Purpose
• § 62.2 — Definitions
• § 62.3 — Effects of designation
• § 62.4 — Natural landmark designation and recognition process
• § 62.5 — Natural landmark criteria
• § 62.6 — Natural landmark monitoring
• § 62.7 — Natural landmark modifications
• § 62.8 — Natural landmark designation removal
• § 62.9 — General provisions

PART 63

• § 63.1 — Purpose and authorities
• § 63.2 — Determination of eligibility process
• § 63.3 — Procedures to be applied when the Agency and the State Historic Preservation Officer agree a property is eligible
• § 63.4 — Other properties on which determinations of eligibility may be made by the Secretary of the Interior
• § 63.5 — Federal Register publication of properties determined eligible
• § 63.6 — Review and nomination of properties determined eligible

PART 64

• § 64.1 — Purpose
• § 64.2 — Definitions
• § 64.3 — Applicability and authority
• § 64.4 — Scope
• § 64.5 — Eligible projects
• § 64.6 — Application procedures
• § 64.7 — Project selection and funding procedures
• § 64.8 — Project selection criteria
• § 64.9 — Project costs (State and local projects)
• § 64.10 — Matching share
• § 64.11 — Project performance
• § 64.12 — Standards for grantee financial management systems
• § 64.13 — Performance reports
• § 64.14 — Project inspections
• § 64.15 — Financial reporting requirements and reimbursements
• § 64.16 — Retention and custodial requirements for records
• § 64.17 — Project termination and settlement procedures
• § 64.18 — Retention and use

PART 65

• § 65.1 — Purpose and authority
• § 65.2 — Effects of designation
• § 65.3 — Definitions
• § 65.4 — National Historic Landmark criteria
• § 65.5 — Designation of National Historic Landmarks
• § 65.6 — Recognition of National Historic Landmarks
• § 65.7 — Monitoring National Historic Landmarks
• § 65.8 — Alteration of National Historic Landmark boundaries
• § 65.9 — Withdrawal of National Historic Landmark designation
• § 65.10 — Appeals for designation

PART 67

• § 67.1 — Program authority and function
• § 67.2 — Definitions
• § 67.3 — Introduction to certifications of significance and rehabilitation and information collection
• § 67.4 — Certifications of historic significance
• § 67.5 — Standards for evaluating significance within registered historic districts
• § 67.6 — Certifications of rehabilitation
• § 67.7 — Standards for rehabilitation
• § 67.8 — Certifications of statutes
• § 67.9 — Certifications of State or local historic districts
• § 67.10 — Appeals
• § 67.11 — Fees for processing certification requests

PART 68

• § 68.1 — Intent
• § 68.2 — Definitions
• § 68.3 — Standards

PART 71

• § 71.1 — Application
• § 71.2 — Types of Federal recreation fees
• § 71.3 — Designation
• § 71.4 — Posting
• § 71.5 — Golden Eagle Passport
• § 71.6 — Golden Age Passport
• § 71.7 — Entrance fees for single-visit permits
• § 71.8 — Validation and display of entrance permits
• § 71.9 — Establishment of recreation use fees
• § 71.10 — Special recreation permits and special recreation permit fees
• § 71.11 — Collection of Federal recreation fees
• § 71.12 — Enforcement
• § 71.13 — Exceptions, exclusions, and exemptions
• § 71.14 — Public notification
• § 71.15 — The Golden Eagle Insignia

PART 72

• § 72.1 — Purpose of regulations
• § 72.2 — Legislative authority
• § 72.3 — Definitions
• § 72.4-72.9 — 72.4-72.9 [Reserved]
• § 72.10 — General requirements
• § 72.11 — Action program components
• § 72.12 — Assessment of needs, problems and issues
• § 72.13 — Action plan
• § 72.14 — [Reserved]
• § 72.15 — Preliminary Action Program
• § 72.16 — Preliminary Action Program requirements
• § 72.17 — Preliminary Action Program—commitments to be included
• § 72.18-72.29 — 72.18-72.29 [Reserved]
• § 72.30 — General requirements
• § 72.31 — [Reserved]
• § 72.32 — Funding and matching share
• § 72.33 — Timing and duration of projects
• § 72.34-72.35 — 72.34-72.35 [Reserved]
• § 72.36 — Land ownership, control and conversion
• § 72.37 — Pass-through funding
• § 72.38-72.39 — 72.38-72.39 [Reserved]
• § 72.40 — Historic properties
• § 72.41 — Demolition and replacement of existing recreation properties
• § 72.42 — Expansion and new development
• § 72.43 — Fundable elements: Recovery Action Program grants
• § 72.44 — Fundable elements: Rehabilitation and Innovation grant common elements
• § 72.45 — Fundable elements: Innovation grants
• § 72.46 — Citizen participation requirements
• § 72.47 — [Reserved]
• § 72.48 — Federal coordination
• § 72.49 — [Reserved]
• § 72.50 — Grant selection criteria
• § 72.51 — A-95 clearinghouse requirements
• § 72.52 — Recovery Action Program grant applications
• § 72.53 — Preapplication process for Rehabilitation and Innovation grants
• § 72.54 — Rehabilitation and Innovation grants—full application process
• § 72.55 — [Reserved]
• § 72.56 — Grant program compliance requirements
• § 72.57-72.59 — 72.57-72.59 [Reserved]
• § 72.60 — Grant administrative procedures
• § 72.61 — [Reserved]
• § 72.62 — Amendments to approved grants
• § 72.63 — Grant payments
• § 72.64 — [Reserved]
• § 72.65 — Other requirements
• § 72.70 — Applicability
• § 72.71 — Information collection
• § 72.72 — Conversion requirements
• § 72.73 — Residency requirements
• § 72.74-72.75 — 72.74-72.75 [Reserved]

PART 73

• § 73.1 — Purpose
• § 73.3 — Definitions
• § 73.5 — Authority
• § 73.7 — World Heritage nomination process
• § 73.9 — World Heritage criteria
• § 73.11 — Federal Interagency Panel for World Heritage
• § 73.13 — Protection of U.S. World Heritage properties
• § 73.15 — International World Heritage activities
• § 73.17 — Public information and education activities

PART 78

• § 78.1 — Authorization
• § 78.2 — Definitions
• § 78.3 — Federal Agency decision to waive responsibilities
• § 78.4 — Federal Agency notice
• § 78.5 — Review by the Secretary of the Interior

PART 79

• § 79.1 — Purpose
• § 79.2 — Authority
• § 79.3 — Applicability
• § 79.4 — Definitions
• § 79.5 — Management and preservation of collections
• § 79.6 — Methods to secure curatorial services
• § 79.7 — Methods to fund curatorial services
• § 79.8 — Terms and conditions to include in contracts, memoranda and agreements for curatorial services
• § 79.9 — Standards to determine when a repository possesses the capability to provide adequate long-term curatorial services
• § 79.10 — Use of collections
• § 79.11 — Conduct of inspections and inventories
• § 79.12 — Determining which particular material remains are eligible for disposal
• § 79.13 — Acceptable methods for disposition of particular material remains
• § 79.14 — [Reserved]
• § 79.15 — Final determination of disposition of particular material remains
• § 79.16 — Objecting to a determination of disposition of particular material remains
• § 79.17 — Timing of disposition
• § 79.18 — Administrative record of disposition

PART 200

• § 200.1 — Central organization
• § 200.2 — Field organization
• § 200.3 — Forest Service functions
• § 200.4 — Administrative issuances
• § 200.5 — Indexes
• § 200.6 — Information available; inspection, copying, and charges
• § 200.7 — Request for records
• § 200.8 — Appeals
• § 200.12 — Land status and title records

PART 211

• § 211.1-211.2 — 211.1-211.2 [Reserved]
• § 211.3 — Cooperation with State officers
• § 211.4 — Cooperation for fire prevention and control
• § 211.5 — Emergency fire suppression assistance
• § 211.6 — Cooperation in forest investigations or the protection, management, and improvement of the National Forest System

PART 212

• § 212.1 — Definitions
• § 212.2 — Forest transportation program
• § 212.3 — Cooperative work
• § 212.4 — Construction and maintenance
• § 212.5 — Road system management
• § 212.6 — Ingress and egress
• § 212.7 — Access procurement by the United States
• § 212.8 — Permission to cross lands and easements owned by the United States and administered by the Forest Service
• § 212.9 — Principles for sharing use of roads
• § 212.10 — Maximum economy National Forest System roads
• § 212.11-212.20 — 212.11-212.20 [Reserved]
• § 212.21 — Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail
• § 212.50 — Purpose, scope, and definitions
• § 212.51 — Designation of roads, trails, and areas
• § 212.52 — Public involvement
• § 212.53 — Coordination with Federal, State, county, and other local governmental entities and tribal governments
• § 212.54 — Revision of designations
• § 212.55 — Criteria for designation of roads, trails, and areas
• § 212.56 — Identification of designated roads, trails, and areas
• § 212.57 — Monitoring of effects of motor vehicle use on designated roads and trails and in designated areas
• § 212.80 — Purpose, scope, and definitions
• § 212.81 — Over-snow vehicle use

PART 213

• § 213.1 — Designation, administration, and development of National Grasslands
• § 213.2 — Authority for Chief, Forest Service, to group, define, and name national grasslands
• § 213.3 — Protection, occupancy, use, administration, and exercise of reservations
• § 213.4 — Prior rules and regulations superseded

PART 214

• § 214.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 214.2 — Definitions
• § 214.3 — Parties to an appeal
• § 214.4 — Decisions that are appealable
• § 214.5 — Decisions that are not appealable
• § 214.6 — Notice of an appealable decision
• § 214.7 — Levels of review
• § 214.8 — Appeal content
• § 214.9 — Filing of an appeal
• § 214.10 — Dismissal of an appeal
• § 214.11 — Intervention
• § 214.12 — Responsive statement and reply
• § 214.13 — Stays
• § 214.14 — Conduct of an appeal
• § 214.15 — Resolution of issues prior to an appeal decision
• § 214.16 — Oral presentation
• § 214.17 — Appeal record
• § 214.18 — Appeal decision
• § 214.19 — Procedures for discretionary review
• § 214.20 — Exhaustion of administrative remedies
• § 214.21 — Information collection requirements
• § 214.22 — Applicability and effective date

PART 216

• § 216.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 216.2 — Definition
• § 216.3 — Notice and an opportunity for public comment
• § 216.4 — Interim directives

PART 218

• § 218.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 218.2 — Definitions
• § 218.3 — Reviewing officer
• § 218.4 — Proposed projects and activities not subject to objection
• § 218.5 — Who may file an objection
• § 218.6 — Computation of time periods
• § 218.7 — Giving notice of objection process for proposed projects and activities subject to objection
• § 218.8 — Filing an objection
• § 218.9 — Evidence of timely filing
• § 218.10 — Objections set aside from review
• § 218.11 — Resolution of objections
• § 218.12 — Timing of project decision
• § 218.13 — Secretary's authority
• § 218.14 — Judicial proceedings
• § 218.15 — Information collection requirements
• § 218.16 — Effective dates
• § 218.20 — Applicability and scope
• § 218.21 — Emergency situations
• § 218.22 — Proposed projects and activities subject to legal notice and opportunity to comment
• § 218.23 — Proposed projects and activities not subject to legal notice and opportunity to comment
• § 218.24 — Notification of opportunity to comment on proposed projects and activities
• § 218.25 — Comments on proposed projects and activities
• § 218.26 — Objection time periods
• § 218.30 — Applicability and scope
• § 218.31 — Authorized hazardous fuel reduction projects subject to objection
• § 218.32 — Objection time periods

PART 219

• § 219.1 — Purpose and applicability
• § 219.2 — Levels of planning and responsible officials
• § 219.3 — Role of science in planning
• § 219.4 — Requirements for public participation
• § 219.5 — Planning framework
• § 219.6 — Assessment
• § 219.7 — New plan development or plan revision
• § 219.8 — Sustainability
• § 219.9 — Diversity of plant and animal communities
• § 219.10 — Multiple use
• § 219.11 — Timber requirements based on the NFMA
• § 219.12 — Monitoring
• § 219.13 — Plan amendment and administrative changes
• § 219.14 — Decision document and planning records
• § 219.15 — Project and activity consistency with the plan
• § 219.16 — Public notifications
• § 219.17 — Effective dates and transition
• § 219.18 — Severability
• § 219.19 — Definitions
• § 219.50 — Purpose and scope
• § 219.51 — Plans, plan amendments, or plan revisions not subject to objection
• § 219.52 — Giving notice of a plan, plan amendment, or plan revision subject to objection before approval
• § 219.53 — Who may file an objection
• § 219.54 — Filing an objection
• § 219.55 — Objections set aside from review
• § 219.56 — Objection time periods and process
• § 219.57 — Resolution of objections
• § 219.58 — Timing of a plan, plan amendment, or plan revision decision
• § 219.59 — Use of other administrative review processes
• § 219.60 — Secretary's authority
• § 219.61 — Information collection requirements
• § 219.62 — Definitions

PART 221

• § 221.3 — Disposal of national forest timber according to management plans

PART 222

• § 222.1 — Authority and definitions
• § 222.2 — Management of the range environment
• § 222.3 — Issuance of grazing and livestock use permits
• § 222.4 — Changes in grazing permits
• § 222.6 — Compensation for permittees' interest in authorized permanent improvements
• § 222.7 — Cooperation in management
• § 222.8 — Cooperation in control of estray or unbranded livestock, animal diseases, noxious farm weeds, and use of pesticides
• § 222.9 — Range improvements
• § 222.10 — Range betterment fund
• § 222.20 — Decisions subject to mediation
• § 222.21 — Parties
• § 222.22 — Stay of appeal
• § 222.23 — Confidentiality
• § 222.24 — Records
• § 222.25 — Costs
• § 222.26 — Ex parte communications
• § 222.50 — General procedures
• § 222.51 — National Forests in 16 Western States
• § 222.52 — National Grasslands
• § 222.53 — Grazing fees in the East—noncompetitive procedures
• § 222.54 — Grazing fees in the East—competitive bidding
• § 222.60 — Authority and definitions
• § 222.61 — Administration of wild free-roaming horses and burros and their environment
• § 222.62 — Ownership claims
• § 222.63 — Removal of other horses and burros
• § 222.64 — Use of helicopters, fixed-wing aircraft and motor vehicles
• § 222.65 — Protection of wild free-roaming horses and burros when they are upon other than the National Forest System or public lands
• § 222.66 — Removal of wild free-roaming horses and burros from private lands
• § 222.67 — Maintenance of wild free-roaming horses and burros on privately-owned lands
• § 222.68 — Agreements
• § 222.69 — Relocation and disposal of animals
• § 222.70 — Disposal of carcasses
• § 222.71 — Loss of status
• § 222.72 — Use of non-Forest Service personnel
• § 222.73 — Management coordination
• § 222.74 — National Advisory Board
• § 222.75 — Studies
• § 222.76 — Arrest

PART 223

• § 223.1 — Authority to sell timber
• § 223.2 — Disposal of timber for administrative use
• § 223.3 — Sale of seized material
• § 223.4 — Exchange of trees or portions of trees
• § 223.5 — Scope of free use granted to individuals
• § 223.6 — Cutting and removal of timber in free-use areas
• § 223.7 — Permission for free use of timber outside free-use areas
• § 223.8 — Delegations of authority to approve free use by individuals
• § 223.9 — Free use to owners of certain mining claims
• § 223.10 — Free use to Alaskan settlers, miners, residents, and prospectors
• § 223.11 — Free use to other Federal agencies
• § 223.12 — Permission to cut, damage, or destroy trees without advertisement
• § 223.13 — Compliance
• § 223.14 — Where timber may be cut
• § 223.15 — Provision of trees, portions of trees, or forest products to Indian tribes for traditional and cultural purposes
• § 223.30 — Consistency with plans, environmental standards, and other management requirements
• § 223.31 — Duration of contracts
• § 223.32 — Timber sale operating plan
• § 223.33 — Redetermination of stumpage rates and deposits
• § 223.34 — Advance payment
• § 223.35 — Performance bond
• § 223.36 — Volume determination
• § 223.37 — Revegetation of temporary roads
• § 223.38 — Standards for road design and construction
• § 223.39 — [Reserved]
• § 223.40 — Cancellation for environmental protection or inconsistency with plans
• § 223.41 — Payment when purchaser elects government road construction
• § 223.42 — Transfer of effective purchaser credits
• § 223.43 — Limitation on amounts of transferred purchaser credit
• § 223.44 — Collection rights on contracts involved in transfer of purchase credit
• § 223.45 — Definitions applicable to transfer of purchaser credit
• § 223.46 — Adjustment of contract termination date
• § 223.47 — Date of completion of permanent road construction
• § 223.48 — Restrictions on export and substitution of unprocessed timber
• § 223.49 — Downpayments
• § 223.50 — Periodic payments
• § 223.51 — Bid monitoring
• § 223.52 — Market-related contract term additions
• § 223.53 — Urgent removal contract extensions
• § 223.60 — Determining fair market value
• § 223.61 — Establishing minimum stumpage rates
• § 223.62 — Timber purchaser road construction credit
• § 223.63 — Advertised rates
• § 223.64 — Appraisal on a lump-sum value or rate per unit of measure basis
• § 223.65 — Appraisal of timber for land exchange; right-of-way, or other authorized use
• § 223.66 — [Reserved]
• § 223.80 — When advertisement is required
• § 223.81 — Shorter advertising periods in emergencies
• § 223.82 — Contents of advertisement
• § 223.83 — Contents of prospectus
• § 223.84 — Small business bid form provisions on sales with specified road construction
• § 223.85 — Noncompetitive sale of timber
• § 223.86 — Bid restriction on resale of noncompleted contract
• § 223.87 — Requirements of bidders concerning exports
• § 223.88 — Bidding methods
• § 223.89 — Relation to other bidders
• § 223.100 — Award to highest bidder
• § 223.101 — Determination of purchaser responsibility
• § 223.102 — Procedures when sale is not awarded to highest bidder
• § 223.103 — Award of small business set-aside sales
• § 223.110 — Delegation to regional forester
• § 223.111 — Administration of contracts in designated disaster areas
• § 223.112 — Modification of contracts
• § 223.113 — Modification of contracts to prevent environmental damage or to conform to forest plans
• § 223.114 — Acquisition by third party
• § 223.115 — Contract extensions
• § 223.116 — Cancellation
• § 223.117 — Administration of cooperative or Federal sustained yield units
• § 223.118 — Appeal process for small business timber sale set-aside program share recomputation decisions
• § 223.130 — Scope
• § 223.131 — Applicability
• § 223.132 — Policy
• § 223.133 — Definitions
• § 223.134 — List of debarred and suspended purchasers
• § 223.135 — Effect of listing
• § 223.136 — Debarment
• § 223.137 — Causes for debarment
• § 223.138 — Procedures for debarment
• § 223.139 — Period of debarment
• § 223.140 — Scope of debarment
• § 223.141 — Suspension
• § 223.142 — Causes for suspension
• § 223.143 — Procedures for suspension
• § 223.144 — Period of suspension
• § 223.145 — Scope of suspension
• § 223.159 — Scope and applicability
• § 223.160 — Definitions
• § 223.161 — [Reserved]
• § 223.162 — Limitations on timber harvested from all other states
• § 223.163 — [Reserved]
• § 223.164 — Penalty for falsification
• § 223.185 — Scope and applicability
• § 223.186 — Definitions
• § 223.187 — Determinations of unprocessed timber
• § 223.188 — Prohibitions against exporting unprocessed Federal timber
• § 223.189 — Prohibitions against substitution
• § 223.190 — Sourcing area application procedures
• § 223.191 — Sourcing area disapproval and review procedures
• § 223.192 — Procedures for a non-manufacturer
• § 223.193 — Procedures for reporting acquisition and disposition of unprocessed Federal timber
• § 223.194 — Procedures for reporting the acquisition and disposition of unprocessed private timber
• § 223.195 — Procedures for identifying and marking unprocessed timber
• § 223.196 — Civil penalties for violation
• § 223.197 — Civil penalty assessment procedures
• § 223.198 — Administrative remedies
• § 223.199 — Procedures for cooperating with other agencies
• § 223.200 — Determinations of surplus species
• § 223.201 — Limitations on unprocessed timber harvested in Alaska
• § 223.202 — Information requirements
• § 223.203 — Indirect substitution exception for National Forest System timber from within Washington State
• § 223.300 — Applicability
• § 223.301 — Determination of type of contract or agreement
• § 223.302 — Award of contracts and agreements
• § 223.303 — Procurement of service contacts
• § 223.304 — Sale of property contracts
• § 223.305 — Agreements

PART 228

• § 228.1 — Purpose
• § 228.2 — Scope
• § 228.3 — Definitions
• § 228.4 — Plan of operations—notice of intent—requirements
• § 228.5 — Plan of operations—approval
• § 228.6 — Availability of information to the public
• § 228.7 — Inspection, noncompliance
• § 228.8 — Requirements for environmental protection
• § 228.9 — Maintenance during operations, public safety
• § 228.10 — Cessation of operations, removal of structures and equipment
• § 228.11 — Prevention and control of fire
• § 228.12 — Access
• § 228.13 — Financial Assurance
• § 228.14 — Appeals
• § 228.15 — Operations within National Forest Wilderness
• § 228.20-228.39 — 228.20-228.39 [Reserved]
• § 228.40 — Authority
• § 228.41 — Scope
• § 228.42 — Definitions
• § 228.43 — Policy governing disposal
• § 228.44 — Disposal on existing Federal leased areas
• § 228.45 — Qualifications of applicants
• § 228.46 — Application of other laws and regulations
• § 228.47 — General terms and conditions of contracts and permits
• § 228.48 — Appraisal and measurement
• § 228.49 — Reappraisal
• § 228.50 — Production records
• § 228.51 — Bonding
• § 228.52 — Assignments
• § 228.53 — Term
• § 228.54 — Single entry sales or permits
• § 228.55 — Cancellation or suspension
• § 228.56 — Operating plans
• § 228.57 — Types of disposal
• § 228.58 — Competitive sales
• § 228.59 — Negotiated or noncompetitive sales
• § 228.60 — Prospecting permits
• § 228.61 — Preference right negotiated sales
• § 228.62 — Free use
• § 228.63 — Removal under terms of a timber sale or other Forest Service contract
• § 228.64 — Community sites and common-use areas
• § 228.65 — Payment for sales
• § 228.66 — Refunds
• § 228.67 — Information collection requirements
• § 228.80 — Operations within Misty Fjords and Admiralty Island National Monuments, Alaska
• § 228.100 — Scope and applicability
• § 228.101 — Definitions
• § 228.102 — Issuance of notices to lessees and operators
• § 228.103 — Leasing analysis and consent decision
• § 228.104 — Consideration of requests to waive, except, or modify lease stipulations
• § 228.105 — Responsibilities of operators
• § 228.106 — Operator's submission of surface use plan of operations
• § 228.107 — Review and approval of surface use plan of operations
• § 228.108 — Sundry notices
• § 228.109 — Bonds
• § 228.110 — Temporary cessation of operations
• § 228.111 — Compliance and inspection
• § 228.112 — Notice of noncompliance
• § 228.113 — Material noncompliance
• § 228.114 — Posting requirements
• § 228.115 — Information collection requirements

PART 230

• § 230.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 230.2 — Definitions
• § 230.3 — Application process
• § 230.4 — Application requirements
• § 230.5 — Ranking criteria and proposal selection
• § 230.6 — Project costs and cost share requirements
• § 230.7 — Grant requirements
• § 230.8 — Acquisition requirements
• § 230.9 — Ownership and use requirements
• § 230.10 — Technical assistance funds
• § 230.20 — Scope and authority
• § 230.21 — Implementation of the program

PART 241

• § 241.1 — Cooperation in wildlife protection
• § 241.2 — Cooperation in wildlife management
• § 241.3 — Federal refuge regulations
• § 241.20 — Scope and applicability
• § 241.21 — Definitions
• § 241.22 — Consistency determinations
• § 241.23 — Taking of fish and wildlife

PART 242

• § 242.1 — Purpose
• § 242.2 — Authority
• § 242.3 — Applicability and scope
• § 242.4 — Definitions
• § 242.5 — Eligibility for subsistence use
• § 242.6 — Licenses, permits, harvest tickets, tags, and reports
• § 242.7 — Restriction on use
• § 242.8 — Penalties
• § 242.9 — Information collection requirements
• § 242.10 — Federal Subsistence Board
• § 242.11 — Regional advisory councils
• § 242.12 — Local advisory committees
• § 242.13 — Board/agency relationships
• § 242.14 — Relationship to State procedures and regulations
• § 242.15 — Rural determination process
• § 242.16 — Customary and traditional use determination process
• § 242.17 — Determining priorities for subsistence uses among rural Alaska residents
• § 242.18 — Regulation adoption process
• § 242.19 — Special actions
• § 242.20 — Request for reconsideration
• § 242.21 — [Reserved]
• § 242.22 — Subsistence resource regions
• § 242.23 — Rural determinations
• § 242.24 — Customary and traditional use determinations
• § 242.25 — Subsistence taking of fish, wildlife, and shellfish: general regulations
• § 242.26 — Subsistence taking of wildlife
• § 242.27 — Subsistence taking of fish
• § 242.28 — Subsistence taking of shellfish

PART 251

• § 251.9 — Management of Municipal Watersheds
• § 251.10 — Prohibition of location of mining claims within certain areas in the Norbeck Wildlife Preserve, South Dakota
• § 251.11 — Governing mining locations under the mining laws of the United States within that portion of the Black Hills National Forest, State of South Dakota, designated as the Norbeck Wildlife Preserve
• § 251.14 — Conditions, rules and regulations to govern exercise of timber rights reserved in conveyance to the United States
• § 251.15 — Conditions, rules and regulations to govern exercise of mineral rights reserved in conveyances to the United States
• § 251.17 — Grantor's right to occupy and use lands conveyed to the United States
• § 251.18 — Rights-of-way reserved by the grantor on lands conveyed to the United States
• § 251.19 — Exercise of water rights reserved by the grantor of lands conveyed to the United States
• § 251.23 — Experimental areas and research natural areas
• § 251.35 — Petersburg watershed
• § 251.50 — Scope
• § 251.51 — Definitions
• § 251.52 — Delegation of authority
• § 251.53 — Authorities
• § 251.54 — Proposal and application requirements and procedures
• § 251.55 — Nature of interest
• § 251.56 — Terms and conditions
• § 251.57 — Land use fees
• § 251.58 — Cost recovery
• § 251.59 — Transfer of authorized improvements
• § 251.60 — Termination, revocation, and suspension
• § 251.61 — Applications for new, changed, or additional uses or area
• § 251.62 — Acceptance
• § 251.63 — Reciprocity
• § 251.64 — Reauthorization of existing uses
• § 251.65 — Information collection requirements
• § 251.110 — Scope and application
• § 251.111 — Definitions
• § 251.112 — Application requirements
• § 251.113 — Instrument of authorization
• § 251.114 — Criteria, terms and conditions
• § 251.120 — Applicability and scope
• § 251.121 — Definitions
• § 251.122 — Historical operator special use authorizations
• § 251.123 — Most directly affected Native Corporation determination
• § 251.124 — Preferred operator competitive special use authorization procedures
• § 251.125 — Preferred operator privileges and limitations
• § 251.126 — Appeals

PART 254

• § 254.1 — Scope and applicability
• § 254.2 — Definitions
• § 254.3 — Requirements
• § 254.4 — Agreement to initiate an exchange
• § 254.5 — Assembled land exchanges
• § 254.6 — Segregative effect
• § 254.7 — Assumption of costs
• § 254.8 — Notice of exchange proposal
• § 254.9 — Appraisals
• § 254.10 — Bargaining; arbitration
• § 254.11 — Exchanges at approximately equal value
• § 254.12 — Value equalization; cash equalization waiver
• § 254.13 — Approval of exchanges; notice of decision
• § 254.14 — Exchange agreement
• § 254.15 — Title standards
• § 254.16 — Case closing
• § 254.17 — Information requirements
• § 254.20 — Purpose and scope
• § 254.21 — Applications
• § 254.22 — Designation and public notice
• § 254.23 — Studies, assessments, and approval
• § 254.24 — Conveyance
• § 254.25 — Survey
• § 254.26 — Appraisal
• § 254.30 — Purpose
• § 254.31 — Definitions
• § 254.32 — Encroachments and other improvements
• § 254.33 — Road rights-of-way
• § 254.34 — Mineral survey fractions
• § 254.35 — Limitations
• § 254.36 — Determining public interest
• § 254.37 — Conveyance of parcels 40 acres or less that no longer meet National Forest System objectives
• § 254.38 — Disposition of proceeds
• § 254.39 — [Reserved]
• § 254.40 — Applications
• § 254.41 — Public sale or exchange in absence of application
• § 254.42 — Valuation of tracts
• § 254.43 — Surveys
• § 254.44 — Document of conveyance

PART 261

• § 261.1 — Scope
• § 261.1a — Special use authorizations, contracts and operating plans
• § 261.1b — Penalty
• § 261.2 — Definitions
• § 261.3 — Interfering with a Forest officer, volunteer, or human resource program enrollee or giving false report to a Forest officer
• § 261.4 — Disorderly conduct
• § 261.5 — Fire
• § 261.6 — Timber and other forest products
• § 261.7 — Livestock
• § 261.8 — Fish and wildlife
• § 261.9 — Property
• § 261.10 — Occupancy and use
• § 261.11 — Sanitation
• § 261.12 — National Forest System roads and trails
• § 261.13 — Motor vehicle use
• § 261.14 — Over-snow vehicle use
• § 261.15 — Use of vehicles off roads
• § 261.16 — Developed recreation sites
• § 261.17 — Recreation fees
• § 261.18 — National Forest Wilderness
• § 261.19 — Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness
• § 261.20 — Pacific Crest National Scenic Trail
• § 261.21 — National Forest primitive areas
• § 261.22 — Unauthorized use of “Smokey Bear” and “Woodsy Owl” symbol
• § 261.23 — Wild free-roaming horses and burros
• § 261.50 — Orders
• § 261.51 — Posting
• § 261.52 — Fire
• § 261.53 — Special closures or restrictions
• § 261.54 — National Forest System roads
• § 261.55 — National Forest System trails
• § 261.56 — Use of vehicles off National Forest System roads
• § 261.57 — National Forest wilderness
• § 261.58 — Occupancy and use
• § 261.70 — Issuance of regulations
• § 261.71 — Regulations applicable to Region 1, Northern Region, as defined in § 200.2. [Reserved]
• § 261.72 — Regulations applicable to Region 2, Rocky Mountain Region, as defined in § 200.2. [Reserved]
• § 261.73 — Regulations applicable to Region 3, Southwestern Region, as defined in § 200.2. [Reserved]
• § 261.74 — Regulations applicable to Region 4, Intermountain Region, as defined in § 200.2. [Reserved]
• § 261.75 — Regulations applicable to Region 5, California Region, as defined in § 200.2
• § 261.76 — Regulations applicable to Region 6, Pacific Northwest Region, as defined in § 200.2. [Reserved]
• § 261.77 — Prohibitions in Region 8, Southern Region
• § 261.78 — Prohibitions applicable to Region 9, Eastern Region, as defined in § 200.2
• § 261.79 — Regulations applicable to Region 10, Alaska Region, as defined in § 200.2. [Reserved]

PART 262

• § 262.1 — Definitions
• § 262.2 — Rewards in connection with fire or property prosecutions
• § 262.3 — Payments for information and evidence in furtherance of investigations
• § 262.4 — Audit of expenditures
• § 262.5 — Disposal of purchased property
• § 262.10 — Impoundment and disposal of unauthorized livestock
• § 262.11 — Impoundment of dogs
• § 262.12 — Impoundment of property
• § 262.13 — Removal of obstructions

PART 264

• § 264.1 — Definitions
• § 264.2 — Use of insignia
• § 264.3 — Licensing for commercial use
• § 264.4 — Unauthorized use
• § 264.5 — Power to revoke
• § 264.10 — Establishment
• § 264.11 — Use of symbol
• § 264.12 — Use without permission
• § 264.13 — Unauthorized use

PART 271

• § 271.1 — Definitions
• § 271.2 — Use of official campaign materials
• § 271.3 — Public service use
• § 271.4 — Commercial license
• § 271.5 — [Reserved]
• § 271.6 — Review of licenses
• § 271.7 — Power to revoke
• § 271.8 — Consultation with Association of State Foresters and the Advertising Council

PART 272

• § 272.1 — Definitions
• § 272.2 — Use of official campaign materials
• § 272.3 — Public service use
• § 272.4 — Commercial use
• § 272.5 — [Reserved]
• § 272.6 — Power to revoke

PART 290

• § 290.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 290.2 — Definitions
• § 290.3 — Nomination, evaluation, and designation of significant caves
• § 290.4 — Confidentiality of cave location information
• § 290.5 — Collection of information

PART 291

• § 291.1 — Purpose
• § 291.2 — Authorities
• § 291.3 — Exceptions
• § 291.4 — Preservation of existing authorities
• § 291.5 — Definitions
• § 291.6 — Confidentiality of information—general
• § 291.7 — Public awareness and education
• § 291.8 — Area closures
• § 291.9 — Determination of paleontological resources
• § 291.10 — Collecting
• § 291.11 — Casual collecting on National Forest System lands
• § 291.12 — National Forest System lands closed to casual collection
• § 291.13 — Permits
• § 291.14 — Application process
• § 291.15 — Application qualifications and eligibility
• § 291.16 — Terms and conditions
• § 291.17 — Permit reports
• § 291.18 — Modification or cancellation of permits
• § 291.19 — Suspension and revocation of permits
• § 291.20 — Appeals
• § 291.21 — Curation of paleontological resources
• § 291.22 — Becoming an approved repository
• § 291.23 — Minimum requirements of approval of a repository
• § 291.24 — Standards for access and use of collections
• § 291.25 — Conducting inspections and inventories of collections
• § 291.26 — Repository agreements
• § 291.27 — Prohibited acts
• § 291.28 — Civil penalty
• § 291.29 — Amount of civil penalty
• § 291.30 — Civil penalty process
• § 291.31 — Civil penalties hearing procedures
• § 291.32 — Petition for judicial review; collection of unpaid assessments
• § 291.33 — Use of recovered amounts
• § 291.34 — Criminal penalties
• § 291.35 — Multiple offenses
• § 291.36 — General exception
• § 291.37 — Scientific or paleontological value
• § 291.38 — Fair market or commercial value
• § 291.39 — Cost of response, restoration, and repair
• § 291.40 — Rewards
• § 291.41 — Forfeiture

PART 292

• § 292.1-292.10 — 292.1-292.10 [Reserved]
• § 292.11 — Introduction
• § 292.12 — General provisions; procedures
• § 292.13 — Standards
• § 292.14 — Introduction
• § 292.15 — General provisions—procedures
• § 292.16 — Standards
• § 292.17 — General provisions
• § 292.18 — Mineral resources
• § 292.20 — Purpose and scope
• § 292.21 — Definitions
• § 292.22 — Land category assignments
• § 292.23 — Standards of compatible land use and development
• § 292.24 — Determination of compliance and noncompliance
• § 292.25 — Information requirements
• § 292.40 — Purpose and scope
• § 292.41 — Definitions
• § 292.42 — Management standards and guidelines
• § 292.43 — Protection and preservation of cultural and paleontological resources
• § 292.44 — Use of motorized and mechanical equipment
• § 292.45 — Use of motorized and non-motorized rivercraft
• § 292.46 — Timber harvesting activities
• § 292.47 — Mining activities
• § 292.48 — Grazing activities
• § 292.60 — Purpose and scope
• § 292.61 — Definitions
• § 292.62 — Valid existing rights
• § 292.63 — Plan of operations—supplementary requirements
• § 292.64 — Plan of operations—approval
• § 292.65 — Plan of operations—suspension
• § 292.66 — Operating plan requirements—outstanding mineral rights
• § 292.67 — Operating plan approval—outstanding mineral rights
• § 292.68 — Mineral material operations
• § 292.69 — Concurrent reclamation
• § 292.70 — Indemnification

PART 293

• § 293.1 — Definition
• § 293.2 — Objectives
• § 293.3 — Control of uses
• § 293.4 — Maintenance of records
• § 293.5 — Establishment, modification, or elimination
• § 293.6 — Commercial enterprises, roads, motor vehicles, motorized equipment, motorboats, aircraft, aircraft landing facilities, airdrops, structures, and cutting of trees
• § 293.7 — Grazing of livestock
• § 293.8 — Permanent structures and commercial services
• § 293.9 — [Reserved]
• § 293.10 — Jurisdiction over wildlife and fish
• § 293.11 — Water rights
• § 293.12 — Access to surrounded State and private lands
• § 293.13 — Access to valid occupancies
• § 293.14 — Mineral leases and mineral permits
• § 293.15 — Gathering information about resources other than minerals
• § 293.16 — Special provisions governing the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, Superior National Forest, Minnesota
• § 293.17 — National Forest Primitive Areas

PART 294

• § 294.1 — Recreation areas
• § 294.2 — Navigation of aircraft within airspace reservation over the Boundary Waters Canoe Area Wilderness, Superior National Forest, Minnesota
• § 294.3-294.9 — 294.3-294.9 [Reserved]
• § 294.10 — Purpose
• § 294.11 — Definition
• § 294.12 — State petitions
• § 294.13 — Petition process
• § 294.14 — Petition contents
• § 294.15 — Advisory committee review
• § 294.16 — State-specific rulemaking
• § 294.17 — Scope and applicability
• § 294.18 — Severability
• § 294.20 — Purpose
• § 294.21 — Definitions
• § 294.22 — Idaho Roadless Areas
• § 294.23 — Road construction and reconstruction in Idaho Roadless Areas
• § 294.24 — Timber cutting, sale, or removal in Idaho Roadless Areas
• § 294.25 — Mineral activities in Idaho Roadless Areas
• § 294.26 — Other activities in Idaho Roadless Areas
• § 294.27 — Corrections and modifications
• § 294.28 — Scope and applicability
• § 294.29 — List of designated Idaho Roadless Areas
• § 294.40 — Purpose
• § 294.41 — Definitions
• § 294.42 — Prohibition on tree cutting, sale, or removal
• § 294.43 — Prohibition on road construction and reconstruction
• § 294.44 — Prohibition on linear construction zones
• § 294.45 — Environmental documentation
• § 294.46 — Other activities
• § 294.47 — Modifications and administrative corrections
• § 294.48 — Scope and applicability
• § 294.49 — List of designated Colorado Roadless Areas

PART 296

• § 296.1 — Purpose
• § 296.2 — Authority
• § 296.3 — Definitions
• § 296.4 — Prohibited acts and criminal penalties
• § 296.5 — Permit requirements and exceptions
• § 296.6 — Application for permits and information collection
• § 296.7 — Notification to Indian tribes of possible harm to, or destruction of, sites on public lands having religious or cultural importance
• § 296.8 — Issuance of permits
• § 296.9 — Terms and conditions of permits
• § 296.10 — Suspension and revocation of permits
• § 296.11 — Appeals relating to permits
• § 296.12 — Relationship to Section 106 of the National Historic Preservation Act
• § 296.13 — Custody of archaeological resources
• § 296.14 — Determination of archaeological or commercial value and cost of restoration and repair
• § 296.15 — Assessment of civil penalties
• § 296.16 — Civil penalty amounts
• § 296.17 — Other penalties and rewards
• § 296.18 — Confidentiality of archaeological resource information
• § 296.19 — Report
• § 296.20 — Public Awareness Programs
• § 296.21 — Surveys and Schedules

PART 297

• § 297.1 — General
• § 297.2 — Scope and application
• § 297.3 — Definitions
• § 297.4 — Requirements for Federal agencies
• § 297.5 — Determination
• § 297.6 — Environmental analysis requirements

PART 312

• § 312.1 — Areas covered
• § 312.2 — Discriminatory practices prohibited

PART 327

• § 327.0 — Applicability
• § 327.1 — Policy
• § 327.2 — Vehicles
• § 327.3 — Vessels
• § 327.4 — Aircraft
• § 327.5 — Swimming
• § 327.6 — Picnicking
• § 327.7 — Camping
• § 327.8 — Hunting, fishing, and trapping
• § 327.9 — Sanitation
• § 327.10 — Fires
• § 327.11 — Control of animals
• § 327.12 — Restrictions
• § 327.13 — Explosives, firearms, other weapons and fireworks
• § 327.14 — Public property
• § 327.15 — Abandonment and impoundment of personal property
• § 327.16 — Lost and found articles
• § 327.17 — Advertisement
• § 327.18 — Commercial activities
• § 327.19 — Permits
• § 327.20 — Unauthorized structures
• § 327.21 — Special events
• § 327.22 — Unauthorized occupation
• § 327.23 — Recreation use fees
• § 327.24 — Interference with Government employees
• § 327.25 — Violations of rules and regulations
• § 327.26 — State and local laws
• § 327.27-327.29 — 327.27-327.29 [Reserved]
• § 327.30 — Shoreline Management on Civil Works Projects
• § 327.31 — Shoreline management fee schedule

PART 328

• § 328.1 — Purpose
• § 328.2 — Applicability
• § 328.3 — References
• § 328.4 — Policy
• § 328.5 — Guidelines for seaplane use of project waters
• § 328.6 — Procedures
• § 328.7 — Other authorities

PART 330

• § 330.1 — Purpose
• § 330.2 — Applicability
• § 330.3 — References
• § 330.4 — General
• § 330.5 — Policy
• § 330.6 — Criteria
• § 330.7 — Funding
• § 330.8 — Annual report

PART 331

• § 331.1 — Applicability and scope
• § 331.2 — Policy
• § 331.3 — Hunting and trapping
• § 331.4 — Fishing
• § 331.5 — Explosives and fireworks
• § 331.6 — Public property
• § 331.7 — Sanitation
• § 331.8 — Picnicking
• § 331.9 — Camping
• § 331.10 — Swimming
• § 331.11 — Special events
• § 331.12 — Vehicles
• § 331.13 — Vessels
• § 331.14 — Aircraft
• § 331.15 — Fires
• § 331.16 — Interference with government employees
• § 331.17 — Minerals
• § 331.18 — Restrictions
• § 331.19 — Commercial activities
• § 331.20 — Advertisement
• § 331.21 — Unauthorized structures
• § 331.22 — Abandonment of personal property
• § 331.23 — Control of animals
• § 331.24 — Permits
• § 331.25 — Violation of regulations

PART 400

• § 400.1 — Cross-references to employees' ethical conduct standards, financial disclosure regulations and other conduct rules

PART 401

• § 401.1 — Purpose
• § 401.2 — Applicability and scope
• § 401.3 — Background
• § 401.4 — Responsibility
• § 401.5 — Control and supervision of materials, design, and building
• § 401.6 — Approval by National Commission of Fine Arts
• § 401.7 — Cooperation with other than Government entities
• § 401.8 — Requirement for Commission approval
• § 401.9 — Evaluation criteria
• § 401.10 — Monument Trust Fund Program
• § 401.11 — Demolition criteria

PART 404

• § 404.1 — General
• § 404.2 — Authority and functions
• § 404.3 — Organization
• § 404.4 — Access to information
• § 404.5 — Inspection and copying
• § 404.6 — Definitions
• § 404.7 — Fees to be charged—general
• § 404.8 — Fees to be charged—categories of requesters
• § 404.9 — Miscellaneous fee provisions
• § 404.10 — Waiver or reduction of charges

PART 406

• § 406.101 — Purpose
• § 406.102 — Application
• § 406.103 — Definitions
• § 406.104-406.109 — 406.104-406.109 [Reserved]
• § 406.110 — Self-evaluation
• § 406.111 — Notice
• § 406.112-406.129 — 406.112-406.129 [Reserved]
• § 406.130 — General prohibitions against discrimination
• § 406.131-406.139 — 406.131-406.139 [Reserved]
• § 406.140 — Employment
• § 406.141-406.148 — 406.141-406.148 [Reserved]
• § 406.149 — Program accessibility: Discrimination prohibited
• § 406.150 — Program accessibility: Existing facilities
• § 406.151 — Program accessibility: New construction and alterations
• § 406.152-406.159 — 406.152-406.159 [Reserved]
• § 406.160 — Communications
• § 406.161-406.169 — 406.161-406.169 [Reserved]
• § 406.170 — Compliance procedures
• § 406.171-406.999 — 406.171-406.999 [Reserved]

PART 407

• § 407.1 — Purpose and scope of the regulations in this part
• § 407.2 — Definitions
• § 407.3 — Inquiries about ABMC's systems of records or implementation of the Privacy Act
• § 407.4 — Procedures for acquiring access to ABMC records pertaining to an individual
• § 407.5 — Identification required when requesting access to ABMC records pertaining to an individual
• § 407.6 — Procedures for amending or correcting an individual's ABMC record
• § 407.7 — Procedures for appealing a refusal to amend or correct an ABMC record
• § 407.8 — Fees charged to locate, review, or copy records
• § 407.9 — Procedures for maintaining accounts of disclosures made by ABMC from its systems of records

PART 504

• § 504.1 — General
• § 504.2 — Recording presence
• § 504.3 — Preservation of property
• § 504.4 — Conformity with signs and emergency directions
• § 504.5 — Nuisances
• § 504.6 — Gambling
• § 504.7 — Intoxicating beverages and narcotics
• § 504.8 — Soliciting, vending, debt collection, and distribution of handbills
• § 504.9 — Placards, signs, banners and flags
• § 504.10 — Dogs and other animals
• § 504.11 — Photographs for news, advertising, or commercial purposes
• § 504.12 — Items to be checked
• § 504.13 — Vehicular and pedestrian traffic
• § 504.14 — Weapons and explosives
• § 504.15 — Nondiscrimination
• § 504.16 — Penalties

PART 520

• § 520.1 — General
• § 520.2 — Recording presence
• § 520.3 — Preservation of property
• § 520.4 — Protection of zoo animals
• § 520.5 — Conformity with signs and emergency directions
• § 520.6 — Nuisances
• § 520.7 — Gambling
• § 520.8 — Intoxicating beverages and narcotics
• § 520.9 — Soliciting, vending, debt collection, and distribution of handbills
• § 520.10 — Placards, signs, banners, and flags
• § 520.11 — Dogs and other animals
• § 520.12 — Photographs for news, advertising, or commercial purposes
• § 520.13 — Items to be checked
• § 520.14 — Vehicular and pedestrian traffic
• § 520.15 — Weapons and explosives
• § 520.16 — Nondiscrimination
• § 520.17 — Lost and found
• § 520.18 — Penalties

PART 530

• § 530.1 — Tort claims

PART 701

• § 701.1 — Information about the Library
• § 701.2 — Acquisition of Library material by non-purchase means
• § 701.3 — Methods of disposition of surplus and/or duplicate materials
• § 701.4 — Contracting Officers
• § 701.5 — Policy on authorized use of the Library name, seal, or logo
• § 701.6 — Loans of library materials for blind and other print-disabled persons
• § 701.7 — Certain terms in license agreements

PART 702

• § 702.1 — Applicability
• § 702.2 — Conduct on Library premises
• § 702.3 — Demonstrations
• § 702.4 — Photographs
• § 702.5 — Gambling
• § 702.6 — Alcoholic beverages and controlled substances
• § 702.7 — Weapons and explosives
• § 702.8 — Use and carrying of food and beverages in Library buildings
• § 702.9 — Inspection of property
• § 702.10 — Protection of property
• § 702.11 — Smoking in Library buildings
• § 702.12 — Space for meetings and special events
• § 702.13 — Soliciting, vending, debt collection, and distribution of handbills
• § 702.14 — Penalties

PART 703

• § 703.1 — Purpose and scope of this subpart
• § 703.2 — Policy
• § 703.3 — Administration responsibilities
• § 703.4 — Definitions
• § 703.5 — Records exempt from disclosure
• § 703.6 — Procedure for access to and copying of records
• § 703.7 — Public Reading Facility
• § 703.8 — Fees and charges
• § 703.15 — Purpose and scope of this subpart
• § 703.16 — Policy on presentation of testimony and production of documents
• § 703.17 — Procedures when testimony and/or documents are demanded
• § 703.18 — Procedures when an employee's appearance is demanded or documents are demanded
• § 703.19 — Requests for authenticated copies of Library documents
• § 703.20 — File copies
• § 703.21 — Effect of this part
• § 703.22 — Where to serve demands

PART 704

• § 704.1 — Films selected for inclusion in the National Film Registry

PART 705

• § 705.1 — Scope and purpose of this part
• § 705.2 — Authority
• § 705.3 — Definitions
• § 705.4 — Reproduction
• § 705.5 — Disposition and use of copies and phonorecords by the Library of Congress
• § 705.6 — Compilation
• § 705.7 — Distribution
• § 705.8 — Agreements modifying the terms of this part

PART 800

• § 800.1 — Purposes
• § 800.2 — Participants in the Section 106 process
• § 800.3 — Initiation of the section 106 process
• § 800.4 — Identification of historic properties
• § 800.5 — Assessment of adverse effects
• § 800.6 — Resolution of adverse effects
• § 800.7 — Failure to resolve adverse effects
• § 800.8 — Coordination With the National Environmental Policy Act
• § 800.9 — Council review of section 106 compliance
• § 800.10 — Special requirements for protecting National Historic Landmarks
• § 800.11 — Documentation standards
• § 800.12 — Emergency situations
• § 800.13 — Post-review discoveries
• § 800.14 — Federal agency program alternatives
• § 800.15 — Tribal, State, and local program alternatives. [Reserved]
• § 800.16 — Definitions

PART 801

• § 801.1 — Purpose and authorities
• § 801.2 — Definitions
• § 801.3 — Applicant responsibilities
• § 801.4 — Council comments
• § 801.5 — State Historic Preservation Officer responsibilities
• § 801.6 — Coordination with requirements under the National Environmental Policy Act (42 U.S.C. 4321 et seq.)
• § 801.7 — Information requirements
• § 801.8 — Public participation

PART 805

• § 805.1 — Background
• § 805.2 — Purpose
• § 805.3 — Applicability
• § 805.4 — Ensuring environmental documents are actually considered in Council decisionmaking
• § 805.5 — Typical classes of action
• § 805.6 — Interagency cooperation
• § 805.7 — Environmental information

PART 810

• § 810.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 810.2 — Procedure for requesting information
• § 810.3 — Action on requests
• § 810.4 — Appeals
• § 810.5 — Fees
• § 810.6 — Exemptions

PART 811

• § 811.1 — Cross-references to employees' ethical conduct standards, financial disclosure and financial interests regulations and other conduct rules

PART 812

• § 812.101 — Purpose
• § 812.102 — Application
• § 812.103 — Definitions
• § 812.104-812.109 — 812.104-812.109 [Reserved]
• § 812.110 — Self-evaluation
• § 812.111 — Notice
• § 812.112-812.129 — 812.112-812.129 [Reserved]
• § 812.130 — General prohibitions against discrimination
• § 812.131-812.139 — 812.131-812.139 [Reserved]
• § 812.140 — Employment
• § 812.141-812.148 — 812.141-812.148 [Reserved]
• § 812.149 — Program accessibility: Discrimination prohibited
• § 812.150 — Program accessibility: Existing facilities
• § 812.151 — Program accessibility: New construction and alterations
• § 812.152-812.159 — 812.152-812.159 [Reserved]
• § 812.160 — Communications
• § 812.161-812.169 — 812.161-812.169 [Reserved]
• § 812.170 — Compliance procedures
• § 812.171-812.999 — 812.171-812.999 [Reserved]

PART 901

• § 901.1 — Title and office
• § 901.2 — Establishment
• § 901.3 — Board of directors
• § 901.4 — Officers
• § 901.5 — Annual report
• § 901.6 — Seal
• § 901.7 — Amendments

PART 902

• § 902.01 — Purpose and applicability
• § 902.02 — Statement of policy
• § 902.03 — Definitions
• § 902.10 — Delegation of administration of this part
• § 902.11 — How records may be requested
• § 902.12 — Maintenance of statistics; annual report to Congress
• § 902.13 — Indexes of Corporation records
• § 902.14 — Deletion of nondiscloseable information from requested records
• § 902.15 — Protection of records
• § 902.20 — Applicability
• § 902.21 — Publication in the Federal Register shall be constructive notice of information that affects the public
• § 902.30 — Applicability
• § 902.31 — Access, inspection and copying
• § 902.40 — Applicability
• § 902.41 — Public access to reasonably described records
• § 902.42 — Request for records of concern to more than one government organization
• § 902.50 — Applicability
• § 902.51 — Records relating to matters that are required by Executive order to be kept secret
• § 902.52 — Records related solely to internal personnel rules and practices
• § 902.53 — Records exempted from disclosure by statute
• § 902.54 — Trade secrets and commercial or financial information that is privileged or confidential
• § 902.55 — Intragovernmental exchanges
• § 902.56 — Protection of personal privacy
• § 902.57 — Investigatory files compiled for law enforcement purposes
• § 902.58 — Reports of financial institutions
• § 902.59 — Geological and geophysical information
• § 902.60 — Initial determination
• § 902.61 — Final determination
• § 902.62 — Extension of time limits
• § 902.70 — General
• § 902.71 — Forms for appeal
• § 902.72 — Time limitations on filing an appeal
• § 902.73 — Where to appeal
• § 902.74 — Agency decision
• § 902.80 — General
• § 902.81 — Payment of fees
• § 902.82 — Fee schedule
• § 902.83 — Waiver or reduction of fees

PART 903

• § 903.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 903.2 — Definitions
• § 903.3 — Procedures for notification of records pertaining to individuals
• § 903.4 — Requests for access to records
• § 903.5 — Response to request for access
• § 903.6 — Appeal of initial denial of access
• § 903.7 — Requests for amendment of record
• § 903.8 — Review of request for amendment of record
• § 903.9 — Appeal of initial adverse determination of request for amendment of record
• § 903.10 — Disclosure of records to persons or agencies
• § 903.11 — Routine uses of records maintained in the system of records
• § 903.12 — Fees for furnishing and reproducing records
• § 903.13 — Penalties

PART 904

• § 904.1 — Uniform relocation assistance and real property acquisition

PART 905

• § 905.735-101 — Principles and purpose
• § 905.735-102 — Adoption of regulations
• § 905.735-103 — Definitions
• § 905.735-104 — Applicability
• § 905.735-105 — Designation of counselor
• § 905.735-106 — Notification to employees and special Government employees
• § 905.735-107 — Review of statements of employment and financial interests
• § 905.735-108 — Remedial and disciplinary action
• § 905.735-201 — General standards of conduct
• § 905.735-202 — Gifts, entertainment, and favors
• § 905.735-203 — Outside employment and other activity
• § 905.735-204 — Disclosure of information
• § 905.735-205 — Purchase of Government-owned property
• § 905.735-301 — General standards of conduct
• § 905.735-401 — Standards
• § 905.735-402 — Advice and determination
• § 905.735-501 — Form and content of statements
• § 905.735-502 — Statements of employment and financial interests by employees
• § 905.735-503 — Statements of employment and financial interests by special Government employees
• § 905.735-504 — Procedures for obtaining statements
• § 905.735-505 — Confidentiality of statements
• § 905.737-101 — Applicable provisions of law
• § 905.737-102 — Enforcement proceedings

PART 906

• § 906.1 — Purpose and policy
• § 906.2 — Definitions
• § 906.3 — Procedures
• § 906.4 — Formulation of affirmative action plan
• § 906.5 — Administration of affirmative action plan
• § 906.6 — Implementation
• § 906.7 — Incentives
• § 906.8 — Review and monitoring
• § 906.9 — Voluntary compliance
• § 906.10 — Confidentiality

PART 907

• § 907.1 — Policy
• § 907.2 — Purpose
• § 907.3 — Definitions
• § 907.4 — Designation of responsible Corporation official
• § 907.5 — Specific responsibilities of designated Corporation official
• § 907.6 — Major decision points
• § 907.7 — Determination of requirement for EIS
• § 907.8 — Actions that normally require an EIS
• § 907.9 — Preparation of an EIS
• § 907.10 — Categorical exclusion
• § 907.11 — Actions that normally require an environmental assessment
• § 907.12 — Preparation of an environmental assessment
• § 907.13 — Public involvement
• § 907.14 — Corporation decision making procedures
• § 907.15 — Approval of private development proposals
• § 907.16 — Actions where lead Agency designation is necessary

PART 908

• § 908.1 — Policy
• § 908.2 — Purpose
• § 908.3 — Definitions
• § 908.10 — Criteria of Qualified Person
• § 908.11 — List of Qualified Persons
• § 908.12 — Retention on the List of Qualified Persons
• § 908.13 — Rights of Qualified Persons
• § 908.14 — Requirements placed on developers that have acquired or leased real property from the Corporation
• § 908.15 — Requirements placed on developers that have not acquired or leased real property from the Corporation
• § 908.30 — Request for review
• § 908.31 — Time for filing request for review
• § 908.32 — Review procedures
• § 908.33 — Final determination

PART 909

• § 909.101 — Purpose
• § 909.102 — Application
• § 909.103 — Definitions
• § 909.104-909.109 — 909.104-909.109 [Reserved]
• § 909.110 — Self-evaluation
• § 909.111 — Notice
• § 909.112-909.129 — 909.112-909.129 [Reserved]
• § 909.130 — General prohibitions against discrimination
• § 909.131-909.139 — 909.131-909.139 [Reserved]
• § 909.140 — Employment
• § 909.141-909.148 — 909.141-909.148 [Reserved]
• § 909.149 — Program accessibility: Discrimination prohibited
• § 909.150 — Program accessibility: Existing facilities
• § 909.151 — Program accessibility: New construction and alterations
• § 909.152-909.159 — 909.152-909.159 [Reserved]
• § 909.160 — Communications
• § 909.161-909.169 — 909.161-909.169 [Reserved]
• § 909.170 — Compliance procedures
• § 909.171-909.999 — 909.171-909.999 [Reserved]

PART 910

• § 910.1 — Policy
• § 910.2 — Purpose
• § 910.3 — Program administration
• § 910.10 — General
• § 910.11 — Comprehensive urban planning and design
• § 910.12 — Development density
• § 910.13 — Urban design of Washington, DC
• § 910.14 — Historic preservation
• § 910.15 — New development design
• § 910.16 — Land use
• § 910.17 — Pedestrian circulation system
• § 910.18 — Vehicular circulation and storage systems
• § 910.30 — General
• § 910.31 — High architectural quality
• § 910.32 — Historic preservation
• § 910.33 — Off-street parking
• § 910.34 — Accommodations for the physically handicapped
• § 910.35 — Fine arts
• § 910.36 — Energy conservation
• § 910.37 — Fire and life safety
• § 910.38 — Building exterior illumination
• § 910.50 — General
• § 910.51 — Access
• § 910.52 — Buildable area
• § 910.53 — Building restriction line
• § 910.54 — Build-to height
• § 910.55 — Build-to line
• § 910.56 — Coordinated planning area
• § 910.57 — Curb-cut
• § 910.58 — Development
• § 910.59 — Development parcel
• § 910.60 — Gross floor area
• § 910.61 — Height of development
• § 910.62 — The Plan
• § 910.63 — Rehabilitation
• § 910.64 — Replication
• § 910.65 — Restoration
• § 910.66 — Sidewalk setback
• § 910.67 — Square guidelines
• § 910.68 — Storefront
• § 910.69 — Structural bay
• § 910.70 — Vault
• § 910.71 — Weather protection

PART 1001

• § 1001.1 — Purpose
• § 1001.2 — Applicability and scope
• § 1001.3 — Penalties
• § 1001.4 — Definitions
• § 1001.5 — Closures and public use limits
• § 1001.6 — Permits
• § 1001.7 — Public notice
• § 1001.8 — Information collection
• § 1001.10 — Symbolic signs

PART 1002

• § 1002.1 — Preservation of natural, cultural and archeological resources
• § 1002.2 — Wildlife protection
• § 1002.3 — Fishing
• § 1002.4 — Weapons, traps and nets
• § 1002.5 — Research specimens
• § 1002.6 — Commercial dog walking
• § 1002.10 — Camping and food storage
• § 1002.11 — Picnicking
• § 1002.12 — Audio disturbances
• § 1002.13 — Fires
• § 1002.14 — Sanitation and refuse
• § 1002.15 — Pets
• § 1002.16 — Horses and pack animals
• § 1002.17 — Aircraft and air delivery
• § 1002.18 — Snowmobiles
• § 1002.19 — Winter activities
• § 1002.20 — Skating, skateboards and similar devices
• § 1002.21 — Smoking
• § 1002.22 — Property
• § 1002.23 — Recreation fees
• § 1002.30 — Misappropriation of property and services
• § 1002.31 — Trespassing, tampering and vandalism
• § 1002.32 — Interfering with agency functions
• § 1002.33 — Report of injury or damage
• § 1002.34 — Disorderly conduct
• § 1002.35 — Alcoholic beverages and controlled substances
• § 1002.36 — Gambling
• § 1002.37 — Noncommercial soliciting
• § 1002.38 — Explosives
• § 1002.50 — Special events
• § 1002.51 — Public assemblies, meetings
• § 1002.52 — Sale or distribution of printed matter
• § 1002.60 — Livestock use and agriculture
• § 1002.61 — Residing on Federal lands
• § 1002.62 — Memorialization
• § 1002.63 — Boating and water use activities

PART 1004

• § 1004.1 — Applicability and scope
• § 1004.2 — State law applicable
• § 1004.3 — Authorized emergency vehicles
• § 1004.4 — Report of motor vehicle accident
• § 1004.10 — Travel on Presidio Trust roads and designated routes
• § 1004.11 — Load, weight and size limits
• § 1004.12 — Traffic control devices
• § 1004.13 — Obstructing traffic
• § 1004.14 — Open container of alcoholic beverage
• § 1004.15 — Safety belts
• § 1004.20 — Right of way
• § 1004.21 — Speed limits
• § 1004.22 — Unsafe operation
• § 1004.23 — Operating under the influence of alcohol or drugs
• § 1004.30 — Bicycles
• § 1004.31 — Hitchhiking

PART 1005

• § 1005.1 — Advertisements
• § 1005.2 — Alcoholic beverages; sale of intoxicants
• § 1005.3 — Business operations
• § 1005.4 — Commercial passenger-carrying motor vehicles
• § 1005.5 — Commercial photography
• § 1005.6 — Commercial vehicles
• § 1005.7 — Construction of buildings or other facilities
• § 1005.8 — Discrimination in employment practices
• § 1005.9 — Discrimination in furnishing public accommodations and transportation services
• § 1005.10-1005.12 — 1005.10-1005.12 [Reserved]
• § 1005.13 — Nuisances
• § 1005.14 — Prospecting, mining, and mineral leasing

PART 1007

• § 1007.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 1007.2 — Records available
• § 1007.3 — Requests for records
• § 1007.4 — Preliminary processing of requests
• § 1007.5 — Action on initial requests
• § 1007.6 — Time limits for processing initial requests
• § 1007.7 — Appeals
• § 1007.8 — Action on appeals
• § 1007.9 — Fees
• § 1007.10 — Waiver of fees

PART 1008

• § 1008.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 1008.2 — Definitions
• § 1008.3 — Records subject to the Privacy Act
• § 1008.4 — Standards for maintenance of records subject to the Privacy Act
• § 1008.5 — Federal Register notices describing systems of records
• § 1008.6 — Assuring integrity of records
• § 1008.7 — Conduct of employees
• § 1008.8 — Government contracts
• § 1008.9 — Disclosure of records
• § 1008.10 — Accounting for disclosures
• § 1008.11 — Request for notification of existence of records: Submission
• § 1008.12 — Requests for notification of existence of records: Action on
• § 1008.13 — Requests for access to records
• § 1008.14 — Requests for access to records: Submission
• § 1008.15 — Requests for access to records: Initial decision
• § 1008.16 — Requests for notification of existence of records and for access to records: Appeals
• § 1008.17 — Requests for access to records: Special situations
• § 1008.18 — Amendment of records
• § 1008.19 — Petitions for amendment: Submission and form
• § 1008.20 — Petitions for amendment: Processing and initial decision
• § 1008.21 — Petitions for amendment: Time limits for processing
• § 1008.22 — Petitions for amendment: Appeals
• § 1008.23 — Petitions for amendment: Action on appeals
• § 1008.24 — Statements of disagreement

PART 1009

• § 1009.1 — Purpose
• § 1009.2 — Procedure for filing claims
• § 1009.3 — Denial of claims
• § 1009.4 — Payment of claims
• § 1009.5 — Indemnification of Presidio Trust directors and employees

PART 1010

• § 1010.1 — Policy
• § 1010.2 — Purpose
• § 1010.3 — Definitions
• § 1010.4 — NEPA Compliance Coordinator
• § 1010.5 — Major decision points
• § 1010.6 — Determination of requirement for EA or EIS
• § 1010.7 — Actions that do not require an EA or EIS
• § 1010.8 — Actions that normally require an EIS
• § 1010.9 — Preparation of an EIS
• § 1010.10 — Actions that normally require an EA
• § 1010.11 — Preparation of an EA
• § 1010.12 — Public involvement
• § 1010.13 — Trust decision-making procedures
• § 1010.14 — Review of proposals by project applicants
• § 1010.15 — Actions where lead agency designation is necessary
• § 1010.16 — Actions to encourage agency cooperation early in the NEPA process
• § 1010.17 — Actions to eliminate duplication with State and local procedures

PART 1011

• § 1011.1 — What definitions apply to the regulations in this part?
• § 1011.2 — Why is the Presidio Trust issuing these regulations and what do they cover?
• § 1011.3 — Do these regulations adopt the Federal Claims Collections Standards?
• § 1011.4 — What notice will the Presidio Trust send to a debtor when collecting a debt?
• § 1011.5 — What interest, penalty charges and administrative costs will the Presidio Trust add to a debt?
• § 1011.6 — When will the Presidio Trust allow a debtor to enter into a repayment agreement?
• § 1011.7 — When will the Presidio Trust compromise a debt?
• § 1011.8 — When will the Presidio Trust suspend or terminate debt collection on a debt?
• § 1011.9 — When will the Presidio Trust transfer a debt to the Financial Management Service for collection?
• § 1011.10 — How will the Presidio Trust use administrative offset (offset of non-tax federal payments) to collect a debt?
• § 1011.11 — How will the Presidio Trust use tax refund offset to collect a debt?
• § 1011.12 — How will the Presidio Trust offset a Federal employee's salary to collect a debt?
• § 1011.13 — How will the Presidio Trust use administrative wage garnishment to collect a debt from a debtor's wages?
• § 1011.14 — How will the Presidio Trust report debts to credit bureaus?
• § 1011.15 — How will the Presidio Trust refer debts to private collection contractors?
• § 1011.16 — When will the Presidio Trust refer debts to the Department of Justice?
• § 1011.17 — Will a debtor who owes a debt be ineligible for Presidio Trust licenses, permits, leases, privileges or services?
• § 1011.18 — How does a debtor request a special review based on a change in circumstances such as catastrophic illness, divorce, death or disability?
• § 1011.19 — Will the Presidio Trust issue a refund if money is erroneously collected on a debt?
• § 1011.20 — Will the Presidio Trust's failure to comply with these regulations be a defense to a debt?
• § 1011.21 — How do other Federal agencies use the offset process to collect debts from payments issued by the Presidio Trust?
• § 1011.22 — What does the Presidio Trust do upon receipt of a request to offset the salary of a Presidio Trust employee to collect a debt owed by the employee to another Federal agency?

PART 1012

• § 1012.1 — What does this part cover?
• § 1012.2 — What is the Presidio Trust's policy on granting requests for employee testimony or Presidio Trust records?
• § 1012.3 — How can I obtain employee testimony or Presidio Trust records?
• § 1012.4 — If I serve a subpoena duces tecum, must I also submit a Touhy request?
• § 1012.5 — What information must I put in my Touhy Request?
• § 1012.6 — How much will I be charged?
• § 1012.7 — Can I get an authenticated copy of a Presidio Trust record?
• § 1012.8 — How will the Presidio Trust process my Touhy Request?
• § 1012.9 — What criteria will the Presidio Trust consider in responding to my Touhy Request?
• § 1012.10 — What must I, as an employee, do upon receiving a request?
• § 1012.11 — Must I get approval before testifying as an expert witness other than on behalf of the United States in a Federal proceeding in which the United States is a party or has a direct and substantial interest?

PART 1120

• § 1120.1 — Purpose and scope of this part
• § 1120.2 — Definitions
• § 1120.3 — Existing records
• § 1120.5 — Information published in the Federal Register
• § 1120.6 — Information in A&TBCB publications
• § 1120.11 — Records available for inspection
• § 1120.12 — Indexes to certain records
• § 1120.13 — Effect of nonavailability
• § 1120.21 — Policy on disclosure of records
• § 1120.22 — Requests to which this subpart applies
• § 1120.23 — Where requests for agency records must be filed
• § 1120.24 — Misdirected written requests; oral requests
• § 1120.25 — Form of requests
• § 1120.26 — Deficient descriptions
• § 1120.31 — A&TBCB receipt of requests; responsibilities of Freedom of Information Officer
• § 1120.32 — A&TBCB action on requests
• § 1120.33 — Time allowed for initial action on requests
• § 1120.34 — Initial denials of requests
• § 1120.36 — Appeals from initial denials
• § 1120.37 — A&TBCB action on appeals
• § 1120.38 — Time allowed for action on appeals
• § 1120.41 — Exempt documents
• § 1120.42 — Release of exempt documents
• § 1120.51 — Charges for services, generally
• § 1120.52 — Computerized records
• § 1120.53 — Payment of fees

PART 1121

• § 1121.1 — Purpose and scope
• § 1121.2 — Definitions
• § 1121.3 — Procedures for requests pertaining to individuals' records in a records system
• § 1121.4 — Times, places, and requirements for the identification of the individual making a request
• § 1121.5 — Access to requested information to the individual
• § 1121.6 — Request for correction or amendment to the record
• § 1121.7 — Agency review of request for correction or amendment of the record
• § 1121.8 — Appeal of an initial adverse agency determination on correction or amendment of the record
• § 1121.9 — Notification of dispute
• § 1121.10 — Disclosure of record to a person other than the individual to whom the record pertains
• § 1121.11 — Accounting of disclosures
• § 1121.12 — Fees

PART 1150

• § 1150.1 — Purpose
• § 1150.2 — Applicability: Buildings and facilities subject to guidelines and standards
• § 1150.3 — Policy of amicable resolution
• § 1150.4 — Definitions
• § 1150.5 — Scope and interpretation of rules
• § 1150.6 — Suspension of rules
• § 1150.11 — Parties
• § 1150.12 — Complainants
• § 1150.13 — Participation on petition
• § 1150.14 — Appearance
• § 1150.21 — Form of documents to be filed
• § 1150.22 — Signature of documents
• § 1150.23 — Filing and service
• § 1150.24 — [Reserved]
• § 1150.25 — Date of service
• § 1150.26 — Certificate of service
• § 1150.31 — Computation
• § 1150.32 — Extension of time or postponement
• § 1150.41 — Informal resolution
• § 1150.42 — Citations
• § 1150.43 — Answers
• § 1150.44 — Amendments
• § 1150.45 — Request for hearing
• § 1150.46 — Motions
• § 1150.47 — Disposition of motions and petitions
• § 1150.48 — PER: Citation, answer, amendment
• § 1150.51 — Who presides
• § 1150.52 — Authority of judge
• § 1150.53 — Disqualification of judge
• § 1150.61 — Prehearing conference
• § 1150.62 — Exhibits
• § 1150.63 — Discovery
• § 1150.71 — Briefs
• § 1150.72 — Purpose of hearing
• § 1150.73 — Testimony
• § 1150.74 — Exclusion of evidence
• § 1150.75 — Objections
• § 1150.76 — Exceptions
• § 1150.77 — Official notice
• § 1150.78 — Public documents
• § 1150.79 — Offer of proof
• § 1150.80 — Affidavits
• § 1150.81 — Consolidated or joint hearing
• § 1150.82 — PER proceedings
• § 1150.91 — Record for decision
• § 1150.92 — Official transcript
• § 1150.101 — Posthearing briefs; proposed findings
• § 1150.102 — Decision
• § 1150.103 — Posthearing briefs, decision
• § 1150.104 — Judicial review
• § 1150.105 — Court enforcement
• § 1150.111 — Ex parte communications
• § 1150.112 — Post-order proceedings
• § 1150.113 — Amicable resolution
• § 1150.114 — Effect of partial invalidity

PART 1151

• § 1151.1 — Establishment
• § 1151.2 — Authority
• § 1151.3 — Membership
• § 1151.4 — Officers
• § 1151.5 — Delegations
• § 1151.6 — Board meetings
• § 1151.7 — Committees
• § 1151.8 — Amendments to the bylaws

PART 1154

• § 1154.101 — Purpose
• § 1154.102 — Application
• § 1154.103 — Definitions
• § 1154.104-1154.109 — 1154.104-1154.109 [Reserved]
• § 1154.110 — Self-evaluation
• § 1154.111 — Notice
• § 1154.112-1154.129 — 1154.112-1154.129 [Reserved]
• § 1154.130 — General prohibitions against discrimination
• § 1154.131-1154.139 — 1154.131-1154.139 [Reserved]
• § 1154.140 — Employment
• § 1154.141-1154.148 — 1154.141-1154.148 [Reserved]
• § 1154.149 — Program accessibility: Discrimination prohibited
• § 1154.150 — Program accessibility: Existing facilities
• § 1154.151 — Program accessibility: New construction and alterations
• § 1154.152-1154.159 — 1154.152-1154.159 [Reserved]
• § 1154.160 — Communications
• § 1154.161-1154.169 — 1154.161-1154.169 [Reserved]
• § 1154.170 — Compliance procedures

PART 1190

• § 1190.1 — Accessibility Guidelines

PART 1191

• § 1191.1 — Accessibility guidelines

PART 1192

• § 1192.1 — Purpose
• § 1192.2 — Equivalent facilitation
• § 1192.3 — Definitions
• § 1192.4 — Miscellaneous instructions
• § 1192.21 — General
• § 1192.51 — General
• § 1192.53 — Doorways
• § 1192.55 — Priority seating signs
• § 1192.57 — Interior circulation, handrails and stanchions
• § 1192.59 — Floor surfaces
• § 1192.61 — Public information system
• § 1192.63 — Between-car barriers
• § 1192.71 — General
• § 1192.73 — Doorways
• § 1192.75 — Priority seating signs
• § 1192.77 — Interior circulation, handrails and stanchions
• § 1192.79 — Floors, steps and thresholds
• § 1192.81 — Lighting
• § 1192.83 — Mobility aid accessibility
• § 1192.85 — Between-car barriers
• § 1192.87 — Public information system
• § 1192.91 — General
• § 1192.93 — Doorways
• § 1192.95 — Mobility aid accessibility
• § 1192.97 — Interior circulation, handrails and stanchions
• § 1192.99 — Floors, steps and thresholds
• § 1192.101 — Lighting
• § 1192.103 — Public information system
• § 1192.105 — Priority seating signs
• § 1192.107 — Restrooms
• § 1192.109 — Between-car barriers
• § 1192.111 — General
• § 1192.113 — Doorways
• § 1192.115 — Interior circulation, handrails and stanchions
• § 1192.117 — Floors, steps and thresholds
• § 1192.119 — Lighting
• § 1192.121 — Public information system
• § 1192.123 — Restrooms
• § 1192.125 — Mobility aid accessibility
• § 1192.127 — Sleeping compartments
• § 1192.171 — General
• § 1192.173 — Automated guideway transit vehicles and systems
• § 1192.175 — High-speed rail cars, monorails and systems
• § 1192.177 — Ferries, excursion boats and other vessels. [Reserved]
• § 1192.179 — Trams, similar vehicles and systems

PART 1194

• § 1194.1 — Standards for Section 508 of the Rehabilitation Act
• § 1194.2 — Guidelines for Section 255 of the Communications Act

PART 1195

• § 1195.1 — Standards

PART 1200

• § 1200.1 — Definitions
• § 1200.2 — How is each NARA seal designed?
• § 1200.4 — How does NARA use its official seals?
• § 1200.6 — Who is authorized to apply the official seals on documents or other materials?
• § 1200.7 — What are NARA logos and how are they used?
• § 1200.8 — How do I request to use the official seals and logos?
• § 1200.10 — What are NARA's criteria for approval?
• § 1200.12 — How does NARA notify me of the determination?
• § 1200.14 — What are NARA's conditions for the use of the official seals and logos?
• § 1200.16 — Will I be penalized for misusing the official seals and logos?

PART 1201

• § 1201.1 — Why is NARA issuing these regulations?
• § 1201.2 — Under what authority does NARA issue these regulations?
• § 1201.3 — What definitions apply to the regulations in this part?
• § 1201.4 — What types of claims are excluded from these regulations?
• § 1201.5 — If a claim is not excluded from these regulations, may it be compromised, suspended, terminated, or waived?
• § 1201.6 — What is a claim or debt?
• § 1201.7 — Why does NARA have to collect debts?
• § 1201.8 — What action might NARA take to collect debts?
• § 1201.9 — What rights do I have as a debtor?
• § 1201.10 — Will NARA use a cross-servicing agreement with the Department of the Treasury to collect its claims?
• § 1201.11 — Will NARA refer claims to the Department of Justice?
• § 1201.12 — Will NARA provide information to credit reporting agencies?
• § 1201.13 — How will NARA contract for collection services?
• § 1201.14 — What should I expect to receive from NARA if I owe a debt to NARA?
• § 1201.15 — What will the notice tell me regarding collection actions that might be taken if the debt is not paid within 60 days of the notice, or arrangements to pay the debt are not made within 60 days of the notice?
• § 1201.16 — What will the notice tell me about my opportunity for review of my debt?
• § 1201.17 — What must I do to obtain a review of my debt, and how will the review process work?
• § 1201.18 — What interest, penalty charges, and administrative costs will I have to pay on a debt owed to NARA?
• § 1201.19 — How can I resolve my debt through voluntary repayment?
• § 1201.20 — What is the extent of the Archivist's authority to compromise debts owed to NARA, or to suspend or terminate collection action on such debts?
• § 1201.21 — May NARA's failure to comply with these regulations be used as a defense to a debt?
• § 1201.30 — What debts are included or excluded from coverage of these regulations on salary offset?
• § 1201.31 — May I ask NARA to waive an overpayment that otherwise would be collected by offsetting my salary as a Federal employee?
• § 1201.32 — What are NARA's procedures for salary offset?
• § 1201.33 — How will NARA coordinate salary offsets with other agencies?
• § 1201.34 — Under what conditions will NARA make a refund of amounts collected by salary offset?
• § 1201.35 — Will the collection of a claim by salary offset act as a waiver of my rights to dispute the claimed debt?
• § 1201.40 — Which debts can NARA refer to the Treasury for collection by offsetting tax refunds?
• § 1201.41 — What are NARA's procedures for collecting debts by tax refund offset?
• § 1201.50 — Under what circumstances will NARA collect amounts that I owe to NARA (or some other Federal agency) by offsetting the debt against payments that NARA (or some other Federal agency) owes me?
• § 1201.51 — How will NARA request that my debt to NARA be collected by offset against some payment that another Federal agency owes me?
• § 1201.52 — What procedures will NARA use to collect amounts I owe to a Federal agency by offsetting a payment that NARA would otherwise make to me?
• § 1201.53 — When may NARA make an offset in an expedited manner?
• § 1201.54 — Can a judgment I have obtained against the United States be used to satisfy a debt that I owe to NARA?
• § 1201.55 — How will NARA collect debts through Administrative Wage Garnishment?

PART 1202

• § 1202.1 — What does this part cover?
• § 1202.2 — What this part does not cover
• § 1202.4 — Definitions
• § 1202.6 — Whom should I contact for Privacy Act matters at NARA?
• § 1202.8 — How does NARA handle records that are in Government-wide Privacy Act systems?
• § 1202.10 — Does NARA handle access to and disclosure of records of defunct agencies in the custody of NARA?
• § 1202.18 — How does NARA collect information about individuals?
• § 1202.20 — What advisory information does NARA provide before collecting information from me?
• § 1202.22 — Will NARA need my Social Security Number?
• § 1202.24 — Will NARA ever request information about me from someone else?
• § 1202.26 — Who will make sure that my record is accurate?
• § 1202.28 — What rules do NARA employees follow in managing personal information?
• § 1202.30 — How does NARA safeguard its systems of records?
• § 1202.40 — How can I gain access to NARA records about myself?
• § 1202.42 — How are requests for access to medical records handled?
• § 1202.44 — How long will it take for NARA to process my request?
• § 1202.46 — In what ways will NARA provide access?
• § 1202.48 — Will I have to pay for copies of records?
• § 1202.50 — Does NARA require prepayment of fees?
• § 1202.52 — How do I pay?
• § 1202.54 — On what grounds can NARA deny my Privacy Act request?
• § 1202.56 — How do I appeal a denial of my Privacy Act request?
• § 1202.58 — How are appeals processed?
• § 1202.60 — When does NARA disclose a record in a Privacy Act system of records?
• § 1202.62 — What are the procedures for disclosure of records to a third party?
• § 1202.64 — How do I appeal a denial of disclosure?
• § 1202.66 — How does NARA keep account of disclosures?
• § 1202.70 — Whom should I contact at NARA to amend records about myself?
• § 1202.72 — How does NARA handle requests to amend records?
• § 1202.74 — How will I know if NARA approved my amendment request?
• § 1202.76 — Can NARA deny my request for amendment?
• § 1202.78 — How do I accept an alternative amendment?
• § 1202.80 — How do I appeal the denial of a request to amend a record?
• § 1202.82 — How do I file a Statement of Disagreement?
• § 1202.84 — Can I seek judicial review?
• § 1202.90 — What NARA systems of records are exempt from release under the National Security Exemption of the Privacy Act?
• § 1202.92 — What NARA systems of records are exempt from release under the Law Enforcement Exemption of the Privacy Act?
• § 1202.94 — What NARA systems of records are exempt from release under the Investigatory Information Material exemption of the Privacy Act?

PART 1206

• § 1206.1 — What does this part cover?
• § 1206.3 — What definitions apply to the regulations in Part 1206?
• § 1206.4 — What is the purpose of the Commission?
• § 1206.5 — Who serves on the Commission?
• § 1206.6 — How do you organize the grant program?
• § 1206.8 — How do you operate the grant program?
• § 1206.10 — How do you make grant opportunities known?
• § 1206.11 — How may an applicant apply for an NHPRC grant?
• § 1206.12 — What are my responsibilities once I have received a grant?
• § 1206.20 — What are the scope and purpose of publications grants?
• § 1206.22 — What type of proposal is eligible for a publications grant?
• § 1206.24 — What type of proposal is ineligible for a publications grant?
• § 1206.30 — What is the scope and purpose of records grants?
• § 1206.32 — What type of proposal is eligible for a records grant?
• § 1206.34 — What type of proposal is ineligible for a records grant?
• § 1206.40 — What is a State records program?
• § 1206.41 — What is a state historical records advisory board and how is it constituted?
• § 1206.42 — What is a State Coordinator?
• § 1206.43 — What are the duties of the deputy State coordinator?
• § 1206.44 — Who is eligible for sub-grants?
• § 1206.45 — What rules govern sub-grant distribution, cost sharing, grant administration, and reporting?
• § 1206.50 — What types of funding and cost sharing arrangements does the Commission make?
• § 1206.52 — Does the Commission ever place conditions on its grants?
• § 1206.54 — Who may apply for NHPRC grants?
• § 1206.56 — When are applications due?
• § 1206.58 — How do I apply for a grant?
• § 1206.60 — What must I provide as a formal grant application?
• § 1206.62 — Who reviews and evaluates grant proposals?
• § 1206.64 — What formal notification will I receive, and will it contain other information?
• § 1206.70 — Who is responsible for administration of NHPRC grants?
• § 1206.72 — Where can I find the regulatory requirements that apply to NHPRC grants?
• § 1206.74 — Do I need prior written approval for changes to the grant project?
• § 1206.76 — May I receive an extension to my grant project?
• § 1206.80 — What reports am I required to make?
• § 1206.82 — What is the format and content of the financial report?
• § 1206.84 — What is the format and content of the narrative report?
• § 1206.86 — What additional materials must I submit with the final narrative report?
• § 1206.88 — Does the NHPRC have any liability under a grant?
• § 1206.90 — Must I acknowledge NHPRC grant support?

PART 1208

• § 1208.101 — Purpose
• § 1208.102 — Application
• § 1208.103 — Definitions
• § 1208.104-1208.109 — 1208.104-1208.109 [Reserved]
• § 1208.110 — Self-evaluation
• § 1208.111 — Notice
• § 1208.112-1208.129 — 1208.112-1208.129 [Reserved]
• § 1208.130 — General prohibitions against discrimination
• § 1208.131-1208.139 — 1208.131-1208.139 [Reserved]
• § 1208.140 — Employment
• § 1208.141-1208.148 — 1208.141-1208.148 [Reserved]
• § 1208.149 — Program accessibility: Discrimination prohibited
• § 1208.150 — Program accessibility: Existing facilities
• § 1208.151 — Program accessibility: New construction and alterations
• § 1208.152-1208.159 — 1208.152-1208.159 [Reserved]
• § 1208.160 — Communications
• § 1208.161-1208.169 — 1208.161-1208.169 [Reserved]
• § 1208.170 — Compliance procedures
• § 1208.171-1208.999 — 1208.171-1208.999 [Reserved]

PART 1211

• § 1211.100 — Purpose and effective date
• § 1211.105 — Definitions
• § 1211.110 — Remedial and affirmative action and self-evaluation
• § 1211.115 — Assurance required
• § 1211.120 — Transfers of property
• § 1211.125 — Effect of other requirements
• § 1211.130 — Effect of employment opportunities
• § 1211.135 — Designation of responsible employee and adoption of grievance procedures
• § 1211.140 — Dissemination of policy
• § 1211.200 — Application
• § 1211.205 — Educational institutions and other entities controlled by religious organizations
• § 1211.210 — Military and merchant marine educational institutions
• § 1211.215 — Membership practices of certain organizations
• § 1211.220 — Admissions
• § 1211.225 — Educational institutions eligible to submit transition plans
• § 1211.230 — Transition plans
• § 1211.235 — Statutory amendments
• § 1211.300 — Admission
• § 1211.305 — Preference in admission
• § 1211.310 — Recruitment
• § 1211.400 — Education programs or activities
• § 1211.405 — Housing
• § 1211.410 — Comparable facilities
• § 1211.415 — Access to course offerings
• § 1211.420 — Access to schools operated by LEAs
• § 1211.425 — Counseling and use of appraisal and counseling materials
• § 1211.430 — Financial assistance
• § 1211.435 — Employment assistance to students
• § 1211.440 — Health and insurance benefits and services
• § 1211.445 — Marital or parental status
• § 1211.450 — Athletics
• § 1211.455 — Textbooks and curricular material
• § 1211.500 — Employment
• § 1211.505 — Employment criteria
• § 1211.510 — Recruitment
• § 1211.515 — Compensation
• § 1211.520 — Job classification and structure
• § 1211.525 — Fringe benefits
• § 1211.530 — Marital or parental status
• § 1211.535 — Effect of state or local law or other requirements
• § 1211.540 — Advertising
• § 1211.545 — Pre-employment inquiries
• § 1211.550 — Sex as a bona fide occupational qualification
• § 1211.600 — Notice of covered programs
• § 1211.605 — Compliance information
• § 1211.610 — Conduct of investigations
• § 1211.615 — Procedure for effecting compliance
• § 1211.620 — Hearings
• § 1211.625 — Decisions and notices
• § 1211.630 — Judicial review
• § 1211.635 — Forms and instructions; coordination

PART 1212

• § 1212.100 — What does this part do?
• § 1212.105 — Does this part apply to me?
• § 1212.110 — Are any of my Federal assistance awards exempt from this part?
• § 1212.115 — Does this part affect the Federal contracts that I receive?
• § 1212.200 — What must I do to comply with this part?
• § 1212.205 — What must I include in my drug-free workplace statement?
• § 1212.210 — To whom must I distribute my drug-free workplace statement?
• § 1212.215 — What must I include in my drug-free awareness program?
• § 1212.220 — By when must I publish my drug-free workplace statement and establish my drug-free awareness program?
• § 1212.225 — What actions must I take concerning employees who are convicted of drug violations in the workplace?
• § 1212.230 — How and when must I identify workplaces?
• § 1212.300 — What must I do to comply with this part if I am an individual recipient?
• § 1212.301 — [Reserved]
• § 1212.400 — What are my responsibilities as a(n) NARA awarding official?
• § 1212.500 — How are violations of this part determined for recipients other than individuals?
• § 1212.505 — How are violations of this part determined for recipients who are individuals?
• § 1212.510 — What actions will the Federal Government take against a recipient determined to have violated this part?
• § 1212.515 — Are there any exceptions to those actions?
• § 1212.605 — Award
• § 1212.610 — Controlled substance
• § 1212.615 — Conviction
• § 1212.620 — Cooperative agreement
• § 1212.625 — Criminal drug statute
• § 1212.630 — Debarment
• § 1212.635 — Drug-free workplace
• § 1212.640 — Employee
• § 1212.645 — Federal agency or agency
• § 1212.650 — Grant
• § 1212.655 — Individual
• § 1212.660 — Recipient
• § 1212.665 — State
• § 1212.670 — Suspension

PART 1213

• § 1213.1 — Scope
• § 1213.2 — Definitions
• § 1213.4 — Requirements for review and clearance
• § 1213.6 — Public access to guidance documents
• § 1213.8 — Significant guidance
• § 1213.10 — Petitions for guidance
• § 1213.16 — Exigent circumstances
• § 1213.18 — No judicial review or enforceable rights

PART 1220

• § 1220.1 — What is the scope of Subchapter B?
• § 1220.2 — What are the authorities for Subchapter B?
• § 1220.3 — What standards are used as guidelines for Subchapter B?
• § 1220.10 — Who is responsible for records management?
• § 1220.12 — What are NARA's records management responsibilities?
• § 1220.14 — Who must follow the regulations in Subchapter B?
• § 1220.16 — What recorded information must be managed in accordance with the regulations in Subchapter B?
• § 1220.18 — What definitions apply to the regulations in Subchapter B?
• § 1220.20 — What NARA acronyms are used throughout this subchapter?
• § 1220.30 — What are an agency's records management responsibilities?
• § 1220.32 — What records management principles must agencies implement?
• § 1220.34 — What must an agency do to carry out its records management responsibilities?

PART 1222

• § 1222.1 — What are the authorities for Part 1222?
• § 1222.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1222.3 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1222.10 — How should agencies apply the statutory definition of Federal records?
• § 1222.12 — What types of documentary materials are Federal records?
• § 1222.14 — What are nonrecord materials?
• § 1222.16 — How are nonrecord materials managed?
• § 1222.18 — Under what conditions may nonrecord materials be removed from Government agencies?
• § 1222.20 — How are personal files defined and managed?
• § 1222.22 — What records are required to provide for adequate documentation of agency business?
• § 1222.24 — How do agencies establish recordkeeping requirements?
• § 1222.26 — What are the general recordkeeping requirements for agencies?
• § 1222.28 — What are the series level recordkeeping requirements?
• § 1222.30 — When must agencies comply with the recordkeeping requirements of other agencies?
• § 1222.32 — How do agencies manage records created or received by contractors?
• § 1222.34 — How must agencies maintain records?

PART 1223

• § 1223.1 — What are the authorities for Part 1223?
• § 1223.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1223.3 — What standards are used as guidance for Part 1223?
• § 1223.4 — What publications are incorporated by reference in this part?
• § 1223.10 — What is the purpose of Part 1223?
• § 1223.12 — What are the objectives of a vital records program?
• § 1223.14 — What elements must a vital records program include?
• § 1223.16 — How are vital records identified?
• § 1223.18 — Must vital records be in a particular form or format?
• § 1223.20 — What are the requirements for accessing vital records during an emergency?
• § 1223.22 — How must agencies protect vital records?
• § 1223.24 — When can vital records be destroyed?

PART 1224

• § 1224.1 — What are the authorities for Part 1224?
• § 1224.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1224.3 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1224.10 — What must agencies do to implement an effective records disposition program?

PART 1225

• § 1225.1 — What are the authorities for this part?
• § 1225.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1225.3 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1225.10 — What Federal records must be scheduled?
• § 1225.12 — How are records schedules developed?
• § 1225.14 — How do agencies schedule permanent records?
• § 1225.16 — How do agencies schedule temporary records?
• § 1225.18 — How do agencies request records disposition authority?
• § 1225.20 — When do agencies have to get GAO approval for schedules?
• § 1225.22 — When must agencies reschedule or review their records schedules?
• § 1225.24 — When can an agency apply previously approved schedules to electronic records?
• § 1225.26 — How do agencies change a disposition authority?

PART 1226

• § 1226.1 — What are the general authorities for this part?
• § 1226.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1226.3 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1226.10 — Must agencies apply approved schedules to their records?
• § 1226.12 — How do agencies disseminate approved schedules?
• § 1226.14 — What are the limitations in applying approved records schedules?
• § 1226.16 — Does NARA ever withdraw disposition authority?
• § 1226.18 — When may agencies temporarily extend retention periods?
• § 1226.20 — How do agencies temporarily extend retention periods?
• § 1226.22 — When must agencies transfer permanent records?
• § 1226.24 — How must agencies destroy temporary records?
• § 1226.26 — How do agencies donate temporary records?

PART 1227

• § 1227.1 — What are the authorities for Part 1227?
• § 1227.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1227.3 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1227.10 — What are General Records Schedules (GRS)?
• § 1227.12 — When must agencies apply the GRS?
• § 1227.14 — How do I obtain copies of the GRS?

PART 1228

• § 1228.1 — What are the authorities for this part?
• § 1228.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1228.8 — Do loans of temporary records require NARA approval?
• § 1228.10 — When do loans of permanent and unscheduled records require NARA approval?
• § 1228.12 — How do agencies obtain approval to loan permanent or unscheduled records?
• § 1228.14 — How will NARA handle a loan request?
• § 1228.16 — When must agencies retrieve records that have been loaned?

PART 1229

• § 1229.1 — What is the scope of this part?
• § 1229.2 — What are the authorities for this part?
• § 1229.3 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1229.10 — What steps must be taken when records are a continuing menace to health or life, or to property?
• § 1229.12 — What are the requirements during a state of war or threatened war?

PART 1230

• § 1230.1 — What are the authorities for part 1230?
• § 1230.2 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1230.3 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1230.10 — Who is responsible for preventing the unlawful or accidental removal, defacing, alteration, or destruction of records?
• § 1230.12 — What are the penalties for unlawful or accidental removal, defacing, alteration, or destruction of records?
• § 1230.14 — How do agencies report incidents?
• § 1230.16 — How does NARA handle allegations of unlawful or accidental removal, defacing, alteration, or destruction?
• § 1230.18 — What assistance is available to agencies to recover unlawfully removed records?

PART 1231

• § 1231.1 — What is the authority for part 1231?
• § 1231.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1231.10 — Who has the authority to approve the transfer of records from the custody of one executive agency to another?
• § 1231.12 — How do executive agencies request to transfer records to another executive agency?
• § 1231.14 — May the records of terminated agencies be transferred to another agency?
• § 1231.16 — What restrictions are there on use of transferred records?
• § 1231.18 — When are records transferred between executive agencies without NARA approval?

PART 1232

• § 1232.1 — What are the authorities for part 1232?
• § 1232.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1232.3 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1232.10 — Where can a Federal agency transfer records for storage?
• § 1232.12 — Under what conditions may Federal records be stored in records storage facilities?
• § 1232.14 — What requirements must an agency meet before it transfers records to a records storage facility?
• § 1232.16 — What documentation must an agency create before it transfers records to a records storage facility?
• § 1232.18 — What procedures must an agency follow to transfer records to an agency records center or commercial records storage facility?

PART 1233

• § 1233.1 — What are the authorities for part 1233?
• § 1233.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1233.3 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1233.10 — How does an agency transfer records to a NARA Federal Records Center?
• § 1233.12 — How does an agency transfer vital records to a NARA Federal Records Center?
• § 1233.14 — What personnel records must be transferred to the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC)?
• § 1233.16 — How does an agency transfer records to the National Personnel Records Center (NPRC)?
• § 1233.18 — What reference procedures are used in NARA Federal Records Centers?
• § 1233.20 — How are disposal clearances managed for records in NARA Federal Records Centers?

PART 1234

• § 1234.1 — What authorities apply to part 1234?
• § 1234.2 — What does this part cover?
• § 1234.3 — What publications are incorporated by reference in this part?
• § 1234.4 — What definitions are used in this part?
• § 1234.10 — What are the facility requirements for all records storage facilities?
• § 1234.12 — What are the fire safety requirements that apply to records storage facilities?
• § 1234.14 — What are the requirements for environmental controls for records storage facilities?
• § 1234.20 — What rules apply if there is a conflict between NARA standards and other regulatory standards that a facility must follow?
• § 1234.22 — How does an agency request a waiver from a requirement in this part?
• § 1234.24 — How does NARA process a waiver request?
• § 1234.30 — How does an agency request authority to establish or relocate records storage facilities?
• § 1234.32 — What does an agency have to do to certify a fire-safety detection and suppression system?
• § 1234.34 — When may NARA conduct an inspection of a records storage facility?

PART 1235

• § 1235.1 — What are the authorities for part 1235?
• § 1235.2 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1235.3 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1235.4 — What publications are incorporated by reference in this part?
• § 1235.10 — What records do agencies transfer to the National Archives of the United States?
• § 1235.12 — When must agencies transfer records to the National Archives of the United States?
• § 1235.14 — May agencies retain records for the conduct of regular agency business after they are eligible for transfer?
• § 1235.16 — How will NARA respond to an agency's request to retain records?
• § 1235.18 — How do agencies transfer records to the National Archives of the United States?
• § 1235.20 — How do agencies indicate that transferred records contain information that is restricted from public access?
• § 1235.22 — When does legal custody of records transfer to NARA?
• § 1235.30 — How may records in the National Archives of the United States be used?
• § 1235.32 — How does NARA handle restrictions on transferred records?
• § 1235.34 — May NARA destroy transferred records?
• § 1235.40 — What records are covered by additional transfer requirements?
• § 1235.42 — What specifications and standards for transfer apply to audiovisual records, cartographic, and related records?
• § 1235.44 — What general transfer requirements apply to electronic records?
• § 1235.46 — What electronic media may be used for transferring records to the National Archives of the United States?
• § 1235.48 — What documentation must agencies transfer with electronic records?
• § 1235.50 — What specifications and standards for transfer apply to electronic records?

PART 1236

• § 1236.2 — Definitions that apply to this part
• § 1236.4 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1236.6 — What are agency responsibilities for electronic records management?
• § 1236.10 — What records management controls must agencies establish for records in electronic information systems?
• § 1236.12 — What other records management and preservation considerations must be incorporated into the design, development, and implementation of electronic information systems?
• § 1236.14 — What must agencies do to protect records against technological obsolescence?
• § 1236.20 — What are appropriate recordkeeping systems for electronic records?
• § 1236.22 — What are the additional requirements for managing electronic mail records?
• § 1236.24 — What are the additional requirements for managing unstructured electronic records?
• § 1236.26 — What actions must agencies take to maintain electronic information systems?
• § 1236.28 — What additional requirements apply to the selection and maintenance of electronic records storage media for permanent records?
• § 1236.30 — Requirements for digitizing temporary records
• § 1236.32 — Digitization standards
• § 1236.34 — Validating digitization
• § 1236.36 — Disposing of source records
• § 1236.40 — Scope of this subpart
• § 1236.41 — Definitions for this subpart
• § 1236.42 — Records management requirements
• § 1236.44 — Documenting digitization projects
• § 1236.46 — Quality management requirements
• § 1236.48 — File format requirements
• § 1236.50 — Requirements for digitizing permanent paper and photographic print records
• § 1236.52 — Requirements for digitizing permanent mixed-media records
• § 1236.54 — Metadata requirements
• § 1236.56 — Validating digitized records and disposition authorities
• § 1236.58 — Transfer metadata

PART 1237

• § 1237.1 — What is the applicability and scope of this part?
• § 1237.2 — What are the authorities for part 1237?
• § 1237.3 — What standards are incorporated by reference in this part?
• § 1237.4 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1237.10 — How must agencies manage their audiovisual, cartographic, and related records?
• § 1237.12 — What record elements must be created and preserved for permanent audiovisual records?
• § 1237.14 — What are the additional scheduling requirements for audiovisual, cartographic, and related records?
• § 1237.16 — How do agencies store audiovisual records?
• § 1237.18 — What are the environmental standards for audiovisual records storage?
• § 1237.20 — What are special considerations in the maintenance of audiovisual records?
• § 1237.22 — What are special considerations in the storage and maintenance of cartographic and related records?
• § 1237.24 — What are special considerations for storage and maintenance of aerial photographic records?
• § 1237.26 — What materials and processes must agencies use to create audiovisual records?
• § 1237.28 — What special concerns apply to digital photographs?
• § 1237.30 — How do agencies manage records on nitrocellulose-base and cellulose-acetate base film?

PART 1238

• § 1238.1 — What is the scope of this part?
• § 1238.2 — What are the authorities for part 1238?
• § 1238.3 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1238.4 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1238.5 — What publications are incorporated by reference in this part?
• § 1238.10 — What are the format standards for microfilming records?
• § 1238.12 — What documentation is required for microfilmed records?
• § 1238.14 — What are the microfilming requirements for permanent and unscheduled records?
• § 1238.16 — What are the microfilming requirements for temporary records, duplicates, and user copies?
• § 1238.20 — How must microform records be stored?
• § 1238.22 — What are the inspection requirements for permanent and unscheduled microform records?
• § 1238.24 — What are NARA inspection requirements for temporary microform records?
• § 1238.26 — What are the restrictions on use for permanent and unscheduled microform records?
• § 1238.28 — What must agencies do when sending permanent microform records to a records storage facility?
• § 1238.30 — What must agencies do when transferring permanent microform records to the National Archives of the United States?
• § 1238.32 — Do agencies need to request NARA approval for the disposition of all microform and source records?

PART 1239

• § 1239.1 — What is the scope of this part?
• § 1239.2 — What are the authorities for part 1239?
• § 1239.3 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1239.4 — What standards are used as guidance for this part?
• § 1239.10 — What program assistance does NARA provide?
• § 1239.12 — Whom may agencies contact to request program assistance?
• § 1239.20 — When will NARA undertake an inspection?
• § 1239.22 — How does NARA notify the agency of the inspection?
• § 1239.24 — How does NARA conduct an inspection?
• § 1239.26 — What are an agency's follow up obligations for an inspection report?

PART 1250

• § 1250.1 — Scope of this part
• § 1250.2 — Presumption of Openness and Proactive Disclosures
• § 1250.3 — Definitions
• § 1250.4 — Who can file a FOIA request?
• § 1250.6 — Does the FOIA apply to all of the records at NARA?
• § 1250.8 — Does NARA provide access under FOIA to all the executive branch records housed at NARA facilities?
• § 1250.10 — Do I need to use FOIA to gain access to records at NARA?
• § 1250.12 — What types of records are available in NARA's FOIA library?
• § 1250.14 — Preservation of FOIA-related records
• § 1250.20 — What do I include in my FOIA request?
• § 1250.22 — Where do I send my FOIA request?
• § 1250.24 — Does NARA accept electronic FOIA requests?
• § 1250.26 — How does NARA process my FOIA request?
• § 1250.27 — How does NARA determine estimated completion dates for FOIA requests?
• § 1250.28 — How do I request expedited processing?
• § 1250.30 — How does NARA respond to my request?
• § 1250.32 — How may I request assistance with the FOIA process?
• § 1250.38 — In what format does NARA provide copies?
• § 1250.50 — General information on fees for all FOIA requests
• § 1250.51 — What fee policies apply to archival records?
• § 1250.52 — What fee policies apply to operational records?
• § 1250.53 — What is the FOIA fee schedule for operational records?
• § 1250.54 — How does NARA calculate FOIA fees for operational records?
• § 1250.56 — How may I request a fee waiver for operational records?
• § 1250.70 — When may I appeal NARA's FOIA determination?
• § 1250.72 — How do I file an appeal?
• § 1250.74 — How does NARA process appeals?
• § 1250.80 — How does a submitter identify records containing confidential commercial information?
• § 1250.82 — How does NARA process FOIA requests for confidential commercial information?

PART 1251

• § 1251.1 — What is the purpose of this part?
• § 1251.2 — To what demands does this part apply?
• § 1251.3 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1251.4 — May employees provide records or give testimony in response to a demand without authorization?
• § 1251.6 — How does the General Counsel determine whether to comply with a demand for records or testimony?
• § 1251.8 — Who is authorized to accept service of a subpoena demanding the production of records or testimony?
• § 1251.10 — What are the filing requirements for a demand for documents or testimony?
• § 1251.12 — How does NARA process your demand?
• § 1251.14 — Who makes the final determination on compliance with demands for records or testimony?
• § 1251.16 — Are there any restrictions that apply to testimony?
• § 1251.18 — Are there any restrictions that apply to the production of records?
• § 1251.20 — Are there any fees associated with producing records or providing testimony?
• § 1251.22 — Are there any penalties for providing records or testimony in violation of this part?

PART 1252

• § 1252.1 — Scope
• § 1252.2 — Definitions

PART 1253

• § 1253.1 — National Archives Building in Washington, DC
• § 1253.2 — National Archives at College Park
• § 1253.3 — Presidential libraries and museums
• § 1253.4 — Federal records centers (FRCs)
• § 1253.5 — Archival research rooms and facilities outside Washington, DC
• § 1253.6 — Office of the Federal Register
• § 1253.7 — Office of Government Information Services
• § 1253.8 — The Center for Legislative Archives
• § 1253.9 — Notification process for changes in hours

PART 1254

• § 1254.1 — What kinds of archival materials may I use for research?
• § 1254.2 — Does NARA provide information about documents?
• § 1254.4 — Where and when are documents available to me for research?
• § 1254.6 — Do I need a researcher identification card to use archival materials at a NARA facility?
• § 1254.8 — What information do I need to provide when applying for a researcher identification card?
• § 1254.10 — For how long and where is my researcher identification card valid?
• § 1254.12 — Will NARA log or inspect my computer, other equipment, and notes?
• § 1254.14 — Are some procedures in regional archives and Presidential libraries different from those in the Washington, DC, area?
• § 1254.20 — What general policies apply in all NARA facilities where archival materials are available for research?
• § 1254.22 — Do I need to register when I visit a NARA facility for research?
• § 1254.24 — Whom does NARA allow in research rooms?
• § 1254.26 — What can I take into a research room with me?
• § 1254.28 — What items are not allowed in research rooms?
• § 1254.30 — Does NARA provide any supplies?
• § 1254.32 — What rules apply to public access use of the Internet on NARA-supplied computers?
• § 1254.34 — What are my responsibilities when using documents?
• § 1254.36 — What care must I take when handling documents?
• § 1254.38 — How do I keep documents in order?
• § 1254.40 — How does NARA prevent removal of documents?
• § 1254.42 — What are the rules that apply to using self-service microfilm?
• § 1254.44 — How long may I use a microfilm reader?
• § 1254.46 — Are there other rules of conduct that I must follow?
• § 1254.48 — When does NARA revoke research privileges?
• § 1254.50 — Does NARA consider reinstating research privileges?
• § 1254.52 — Can NARA extend the period of revoked research privileges?
• § 1254.60 — What are NARA's copying services?
• § 1254.62 — Does NARA have archival materials protected by copyright?
• § 1254.64 — Will NARA certify copies?
• § 1254.70 — How may I make my own copies of documents?
• § 1254.72 — What procedures do I follow to copy documents?
• § 1254.74 — What documents are unsuitable for copying on a self-service or personal copier or scanner?
• § 1254.76 — What procedures do I follow to copy formerly national security-classified documents?
• § 1254.80 — Does NARA allow me to use scanners or other personal copying equipment?
• § 1254.82 — What limitations apply to my use of self-service card-operated copiers?
• § 1254.84 — How may I use a debit card for copiers in the Washington, DC, area?
• § 1254.86 — May I use a personal paper-to-paper copier at the National Archives at College Park?
• § 1254.88 — What are the rules for the Motion Picture, Sound, and Video Research Room at the National Archives at College Park?
• § 1254.90 — What is the scope of this subpart?
• § 1254.92 — How do I submit a request to microfilm records and donated historical materials?
• § 1254.94 — What must my request include?
• § 1254.96 — What credits must I give NARA?
• § 1254.98 — May NARA make subsequent use of my publication?
• § 1254.100 — How does NARA evaluate requests?
• § 1254.102 — What requests does NARA not approve?
• § 1254.104 — How does NARA determine fees to prepare documents for microfilming?
• § 1254.106 — What are NARA's equipment standards?
• § 1254.108 — What are NARA's requirements for the microfilming process?
• § 1254.110 — Does NARA ever rescind permission to microfilm?

PART 1256

• § 1256.1 — What does this part cover?
• § 1256.2 — How do I obtain access to records stored in Federal Records Centers?
• § 1256.6 — How do I obtain access to records of defunct agencies?
• § 1256.8 — How do I obtain access to Presidential records?
• § 1256.10 — How do I obtain access to Nixon Presidential materials?
• § 1256.20 — May I obtain access to Federal archival records?
• § 1256.22 — How do I request access to restricted information in Federal archival records?
• § 1256.24 — How long may access to some records be denied?
• § 1256.26 — When can I appeal decisions about access to Federal archival records?
• § 1256.28 — Does NARA make any exceptions for access to records containing privacy-restricted information?
• § 1256.30 — How do I obtain access to donated historical materials?
• § 1256.32 — How do I request access to restricted information in donated historical materials?
• § 1256.34 — How long may access to some donated historical materials be denied?
• § 1256.36 — When can I appeal decisions about access to donated historical materials?
• § 1256.40 — What are general restrictions?
• § 1256.42 — Who imposes general restrictions?
• § 1256.44 — Does NARA ever waive general restrictions?
• § 1256.46 — National security-classified information
• § 1256.48 — Information about internal agency rules and practices
• § 1256.50 — Information exempted from disclosure by statute
• § 1256.52 — Trade secrets and commercial or financial information
• § 1256.54 — Inter- and intra-agency memoranda (subject to privilege)
• § 1256.56 — Information that would invade the privacy of a living individual
• § 1256.58 — Information related to law enforcement investigations
• § 1256.60 — Information relating to financial institutions
• § 1256.62 — Geological and geophysical information relating to wells
• § 1256.70 — What controls access to national security-classified information?
• § 1256.72 — What are FOIA requests and mandatory review requests?
• § 1256.74 — How does NARA process Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests for classified information?
• § 1256.76 — How do I request mandatory review of classified information under Executive Order 12958, as amended?
• § 1256.78 — How does NARA handle my mandatory review request?
• § 1256.80 — How does NARA provide classified access to historical researchers and former Presidential appointees?
• § 1256.90 — What does this subpart cover?
• § 1256.92 — What is the purpose of this subpart?
• § 1256.94 — Definition
• § 1256.96 — What provisions apply to the transfer of USIA audiovisual records to the National Archives of the United States?
• § 1256.98 — Can I get access to and obtain copies of USIA audiovisual records transferred to the National Archives of the United States?
• § 1256.100 — What is the copying policy for USIA audiovisual records that either have copyright protection or contain copyrighted material?
• § 1256.102 — What fees does NARA charge?

PART 1258

• § 1258.1 — [Reserved]
• § 1258.2 — What definitions apply to the regulations in this part?
• § 1258.4 — What costs make up the NARA fees?
• § 1258.6 — How does NARA calculate fees for individual products?
• § 1258.8 — How does NARA change fees for existing records reproductions?
• § 1258.10 — How does NARA develop and publicize new records reproduction fees?
• § 1258.12 — When does NARA provide records reproductions without charge?
• § 1258.16 — What is NARA's refund policy?
• § 1258.18 — Where can I find NARA's current fees and information on how to order reproductions?

PART 1260

• § 1260.1 — What is the purpose of this part?
• § 1260.2 — What definitions apply to the regulations in this part?
• § 1260.4 — What NARA holdings are covered by this part?
• § 1260.20 — Who is responsible for the declassification of classified national security Executive Branch information that has been accessioned by NARA?
• § 1260.22 — Who is responsible for the declassification of classified national security White House originated information in NARA's holdings?
• § 1260.24 — Who is responsible for declassification of foreign government information in NARA's holdings?
• § 1260.26 — Who is responsible for issuing special procedures for declassification of records pertaining to intelligence activities and intelligence sources or methods, or of classified cryptologic records in NARA's holdings?
• § 1260.28 — Who is responsible for declassifying Restricted Data, Formerly Restricted Data, and Transclassified Foreign Nuclear Information?
• § 1260.30 — What is the NDC?
• § 1260.32 — How is the NDC administered?
• § 1260.34 — What are the responsibilities of the NDC?
• § 1260.36 — What are agency responsibilities with the NDC?
• § 1260.38 — How does the NDC ensure the quality of declassification reviews?
• § 1260.40 — What types of referrals will the NDC process?
• § 1260.42 — How does the NDC process referrals of Federal Records?
• § 1260.44 — How does the NDC process RAC Project referrals?
• § 1260.46 — How does the Department of Defense process referrals?
• § 1260.50 — How are records at NARA reviewed as part of the automatic declassification process?
• § 1260.52 — What are the procedures when agency personnel review records in NARA's legal and physical custody?
• § 1260.54 — Will NARA loan accessioned records back to the agencies to conduct declassification review?
• § 1260.56 — What are NARA considerations when implementing automatic declassification?
• § 1260.60 — How does the NDC facilitate systematic review of records exempted at the individual record or file series level?
• § 1260.70 — How does a researcher submit an MDR request?
• § 1260.72 — What procedures does NARA follow when it receives a request for Executive Branch records under MDR?
• § 1260.74 — What are agency responsibilities after receiving an MDR request forwarded by NARA?
• § 1260.76 — What are NARA's procedures after it has received the agency's declassifications determination?
• § 1260.78 — What is the appeal process when an MDR request for Executive Branch information in NARA's legal custody is denied in whole or in part?
• § 1260.80 — What actions must NARA take when information in its physical and legal custody is reclassified after declassification under proper authority?
• § 1260.82 — What actions must NARA take with information in its physical and legal custody that has been made available to the public after declassification without proper authority?

PART 1270

• § 1270.1 — Scope of part
• § 1270.2 — Application
• § 1270.4 — Definitions
• § 1270.20 — Presidential records in the physical custody of the Archivist
• § 1270.22 — Designating a representative to act for a President
• § 1270.24 — When the Archivist may act for a President
• § 1270.30 — Disposing of Presidential records by an incumbent President
• § 1270.32 — Disposing of Presidential records in the Archivist's custody
• § 1270.38 — Public access to Presidential records
• § 1270.40 — Restricting access to Presidential records
• § 1270.42 — Appealing restricted access
• § 1270.44 — Exceptions to restricted access
• § 1270.46 — Notice of intent to disclose Presidential records to the public
• § 1270.48 — Releasing records to the public and claiming privilege against disclosure
• § 1270.50 — Consulting with law enforcement agencies

PART 1275

• § 1275.1 — Scope and purpose
• § 1275.14 — Legal custody
• § 1275.16 — Definitions
• § 1275.20 — Responsibility
• § 1275.22 — Security
• § 1275.30 — Access by designees or assignees of former President Nixon
• § 1275.32 — Access by Federal agencies
• § 1275.34 — Access for use in judicial proceedings
• § 1275.42 — Processing
• § 1275.44 — Segregating and reviewing
• § 1275.46 — Transfer of private or personal materials
• § 1275.48 — Restriction of materials related to abuses of governmental power
• § 1275.50 — Restriction of materials of general historical significance unrelated to abuses of governmental power
• § 1275.52 — Periodic review of restrictions
• § 1275.54 — Appeal of restrictions
• § 1275.56 — Deleting restricted portions
• § 1275.58 — Requests for declassification
• § 1275.60 — Freedom of Information Act (FOIA) requests

PART 1280

• § 1280.1 — NARA facilities and applicable rules of conduct
• § 1280.2 — Items subject to inspection
• § 1280.4 — Children under the age of 14
• § 1280.6 — Service animals
• § 1280.8 — Driving on NARA property
• § 1280.12 — Additional rules
• § 1280.14 — Weapons and explosives
• § 1280.16 — Illegal drugs and alcohol
• § 1280.18 — Gambling
• § 1280.20 — Smoking or using alternative smoking devices
• § 1280.22 — Distributing or posting materials
• § 1280.24 — Eating and drinking
• § 1280.26 — Soliciting, vending, and debt collecting
• § 1280.28 — Other prohibited behavior
• § 1280.30 — Types of corrective action for prohibited behavior
• § 1280.32 — Appealing a ban from NARA facilities or property
• § 1280.40 — Definitions
• § 1280.42 — When the rules in this subpart apply
• § 1280.44 — Filming, photographing, or videotaping for commercial purposes
• § 1280.46 — Filming, photographing, or videotaping for personal use
• § 1280.48 — Applying to film, photograph, or videotape for news purposes
• § 1280.50 — What you may film, photograph, or videotape for news purposes
• § 1280.52 — Rules for filming, photographing, or videotaping for news purposes
• § 1280.60 — Permitting use of public areas
• § 1280.62 — General rules when using public areas
• § 1280.64 — Requesting to use our public areas
• § 1280.66 — How we handle requests to use public areas
• § 1280.68 — Fees for using public areas
• § 1280.70 — Additional rules that apply to approved events
• § 1280.80 — Public areas in the National Archives Building available for events
• § 1280.82 — When public areas in the National Archives Building are available
• § 1280.84 — Using the Rotunda
• § 1280.86 — National Archives at College Park space available for events
• § 1280.88 — When public areas in the National Archives at College Park are available

PART 1281

• § 1281.1 — What is the scope of this part?
• § 1281.2 — What publications are incorporated by reference?
• § 1281.3 — What definitions apply to this part?
• § 1281.4 — What are the architectural and design standards for Presidential libraries?
• § 1281.6 — What certifications must be provided to NARA?
• § 1281.8 — What information must be provided to NARA for its report to Congress on a new Presidential library facility?
• § 1281.10 — When does a foundation consult with NARA before offering a gift of a physical or material change, or addition to an existing library?
• § 1281.12 — What information must be provided to NARA for its report to Congress on a change or addition to a Presidential library facility?
• § 1281.14 — What type of endowment is required for a Presidential library?
• § 1281.16 — What standard does NARA use for measuring building size?

PART 1284

• § 1284.1 — Scope of part
• § 1284.20 — Does NARA exhibit privately-owned material?
• § 1284.30 — Does NARA lend documents to other institutions for exhibit purposes?

PART 1290

• § 1290.1 — Scope of assassination record
• § 1290.2 — Scope of additional records and information
• § 1290.3 — Sources of assassination records and additional records and information
• § 1290.4 — Types of materials included in scope of assassination record and additional records and information
• § 1290.5 — Requirement that assassination records be released in their entirety
• § 1290.6 — Originals and copies
• § 1290.7 — Additional guidance
• § 1290.8 — Implementing the JFK Act—Notice of Assassination Record Designation

PART 1501

• § 1501.1 — Cross reference to National Park Service regulations

PART 1600

• § 1600.1 — General provisions
• § 1600.2 — Public reading room
• § 1600.3 — Requests for records
• § 1600.4 — Timing of responses to requests
• § 1600.5 — Responses to requests
• § 1600.6 — Disclosure of requested records
• § 1600.7 — Special procedures for confidential commercial information
• § 1600.8 — Appeals
• § 1600.9 — Preservation of records
• § 1600.10 — Fees
• § 1600.21 — General provisions
• § 1600.22 — Requests for access to records
• § 1600.23 — Responsibility for responding to requests for access to records
• § 1600.24 — Responses to requests for access to records
• § 1600.25 — Appeals from denials of requests for access to records
• § 1600.26 — Requests for amendment or correction of records
• § 1600.27 — Requests for an accounting of record disclosures
• § 1600.28 — Preservation of records
• § 1600.29 — Fees
• § 1600.30 — Notice of court-ordered and emergency disclosures