(b) Method. Loaded-mode inspection for the first two phases of the driving cycle described in Table I is conducted by measuring the levels of emission concentrations from each exhaust outlet of a motor vehicle operated on a chassis dynamometer, with the vehicle's transmission in the setting recommended by the vehicle manufacturer for the speed-load combination being tested. For the idle phase, vehicles with automatic transmissions are tested in drive, and vehicles with standard transmissions are tested in neutral. § 590.8 Inspection conditions. (a) The vehicle engine is at its normal operating temperature, as specified by the vehicle manufacturer. (b) An engine speed indicator with a graduated scale from zero to at least 2500 rpm is used for the unloaded inspection procedure. (c) The equipment used for analyzing the emission concentration levels(1) Has a warm-up period not to exceed 30 minutes; (2) Is able to withstand sustained periods of continuous use; (3) Has a direct and continuous meter readout that allows readings for concentration levels of carbon monoxide (CO) from 0-10 mole percent, and of hydrocarbon (HC) from 0-2000 ppm of hexane; and if used for the loadedmode inspection, has at least one additional expanded direct and continuous readout for concentration levels of carbon monoxide and of hydrocarbon, such as from 0-5 mole percent and from 0-1000 ppm as hexane respectively; (4) Has an accuracy of better than +5 percent of the full scale reading for each concentration range; (5) Permits a reading for each emission concentration level, within 10 seconds after the emission sample has been taken, that is not less than 90 percent of the final reading; and (6) Has a calibration system using a standard gas, or an equivalent mechanical or electrical calibration system which itself is based on a standard gas. CHAPTER VI-URBAN MASS TRANSPORTATION ADMINISTRATION, DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION 622 623 Environmental impact and related procedures.. 522 523 630 ..... Uniform system of accounts and records and re- 523 Section 5-Formula grant urban mass transit pro- 541 Buy America requirements.... 544 This part describes the organization or the Urban Mass Transportation Administration ("UMTA”) an operating administration within the Department of Transportation. This part also describes the general responsibilities and authority of the officials directing the various offices of which UMTA is composed. In addition, this part describes the sources and locations of available UMTA program information. § 601.2 Organization of the Administration. (a) The headquarters organization of UMTA is composed of 10 principal offices which function under the overall direction of the Urban Mass Transpor Region/States tation Administrator ("the Administrator") and Deputy Administrator. These offices are: (1) Office of the Administrator. (2) Office of the Associate Administrator for Administration. (3) Office of Chief Counsel. (4) Office of Civil Rights. (5) Office of Public Affairs. (6) Office of the Associate Administrator for Transit Assistance. (7) Office of the Associate Administrator for Policy and Program Development. (8) Office of the Associate Administrator for Transportation Planning. (9) Office of the Associate Administrator for Transportation Management and Demonstrations. (10) Office of the Associate Administrator for Technology Development and Deployment. The Administrator receives staff support from the Executive Secretariat which corrdinates internal document dissemination and project assignments and ensures policy compliance. (b) The Office of the Administrator and the Offices of Chief Counsel, Public Affairs, the Associate Administrator for Administration, the Associate Administrator for Transit Assistance, the Associate Administrator for Policy and Program Development, and the Associate Administrator for Transportation Planning are located in the Department of Transportation Building, 400 7th Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20590. The Offices of Civil Rights, the Associate Administrator for Technology Development and Deployment, and the Associate Administrator for Transportation Management and Demonstrations are located in the Transpoint Building, 2100 2nd Street, S.W., Washington, D.C. 20590. Office/address I-Connecticut, Maine, Massachusetts, New Hamp- UMTA Representative, c/o Transportation Systems shire, Rhode Island, and Vermont. Telephone No. 617-494-2055 Il-New York, New Jersey, Puerto Rico, and Virgin UMTA Representative, 26 Federal Plaza, Suite 507, 212-264-8162 Islands. Center, Kendall Square, Room 277, 55 Broadway, New York, N.Y. 10007. 215-597-8098 Philadelphia, Pa. 19106. UMTA Representative, 1720 Peachtree Rd. NW., 404-526-3948 UMTA Representative, 300 South Wacker Dr., Suite 312-353-0100 III-Delaware, District of Columbia, Maryland, Penn- UMTA Representative, 434 Walnut St., Suite 1010, VI-Arkansas, Louisiana, New Mexico, Oklahoma, UMTA Representative, 819 Taylor St., Suite 3A32, and Texas. VII-Iowa, Kansas, Missouri, and Nebraska... Telephone No. 817-334-3787 Fort Worth, Tex. 76102. UMTA Representative, 6301 Pork Hill Rd., Room 816-926-5053 303, Kansas City, Mo. 64131. VIII-Colorado, Montana, North Dakota, South UMTA Representative, Prudential Plaza, Suite 1822, 303-837-3242 Dakota, Utah, and Wyoming. 1050 17th St., Denver, Colo. 80202. IX-Arizona, California, Hawaii, Nevada, Guam, and UMTA Representative, Two Embarcadero Center, 415-556-2884 American Samoa. X-Alaska, Idaho, Oregon, and Washington...... Suite 620, San Francisco, Calif. 94111. 206-442-4210 § 602.3 General responsibilities. The general responsibilities of each of the offices which comprise the headquarters organization of UMTA are: (a) Office of the Associate Administrator for Administration. Directed by an Associate Administrator for Administration, this office provides general administrative support services for UMTA, including financial management, personnel administration, audit, procurement, logistical and management information systems. (b) Office of Chief Counsel. Directed by a Chief Counsel, this office provides legal advice and services to the Administrator and other UMTA officials; coordinates with and provides support to the General Counsel of DOT on matters involving urban mass transportation; and, provides liaison between UMTA and the Department of Labor regarding the administration of section 13(c) of Urban Mass Transportation Act of 1964, as amended ("the Act"). (c) Office of Public Affairs. Directed by a Director of Public Affairs, this office advises and assists the Administrator in the area of public relations and in the dissemination to the public and the news media of information about UMTA programs, projects and activities. (d) Office of the Associate Administrator for Policy and Program Development. Directed by an Associate Administrator for Policy and Development, this office advises and assists the Administrator in the development and evaluation of policies and plans for implementing the functions and programs authorized by the Act; coordinates UMTA activities with those of other agencies; and manages and administers the University Research Program under section 11 of the Act (49 U.S.C. 1607(c)). This office has three organizational components: the Office of Policy Development; the Office of Program Evaluation; and the Office of Policy Research. (e) Office of the Associate Administrator for Transit Assistance. Directed by an Associate Administrator for Transit Assistance, this office reviews and processes all applications for urban mass transportation capital and operating assistance grants and loans under sections 3, 4, 5, 16 and 17 of the Act (49 U.S.C. 1602, 1603, 1604, 1612 and 1613); reviews and processes applications for Federal assistance to the Washington Metropolitan Area Transit Authority (WMATA) under the Transportation Act of 1972 and the National Capital Area Transit Act of 1972; directs the evaluation and analysis of proposed annual programs and individual programs and individual projects; and approves and recommends for approval annual programs and individual projects. This office has three operating components which direct and coordinate post-approval grant activities: the Office of Grant Assistance, the Office of Program Support, and the Office of Program Analysis. (f) Office of the Associate Administrator for Transportation Planning. Directed by an Associate Administrator for Transportation Planning, this office assists the Administrator in directing, coordinating and controlling UMTA's transportation planning assistance and reviews planning activities both in relation to UMTA-supported State and local actions and planning policy interaction within the Department of Transportation and with other Federal agencies; and administers grants to States and local |