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Sent: Monday, July 17, 2006 6:16 AM
Subject: [PStaff] FW: ANSI Notification of Final Action for ANSI
INCITS415-2006
This refers to the Emergency Mapping
Symbology.
Dan Gleason
NCGIS
(703) 814-4575
The symbology standard (ANSI INCITS 415-2006) has
passed it's final action and will be published by ANSI shortly. I'll send
a note out to the Listserv once that happens.
-Scott
Scott McAfee
Department of Homeland Security
FEMA - Risk Assessment Branch
(202) 646-3317
scott.mcafee@dhs.gov
Barbara Bennett
InterNational Committee
for Information Technology Standards
RE: Notification on Final Action on: ANSI INCITS
415-2006
Information technology - Homeland Security
Mapping Standard - Point Symbology for Emergency Management
(new standard)
Approval Date of Final Action:
7/13/2006
The Board of Standards Review has approved the above action in
connection with a candidate American National Standard:
Notice of this Final Action will be published in an upcoming
issue of Standards Action. For actions other than withdrawals, applicable
publication and maintenance requirements are contained in clause 4 of the ANSI
Essential Requirements: Due process requirements for American National
Standards.
If your organization has arranged for ANSI to publish this
standard, please contact Harvey Rosenfeld in the Publishing Department at
212-642-4921. Arrangements and questions concerning ANSI's sale of
this standard should be directed to Rose Maginniss at (212) 642-4999.
If you believe that this American National Standard may be of
interest to the Occupational Safety and Health Administration (OSHA) for
possible regulatory adoption, please forward a copy of the published standard to
OSHA at the address listed below:
Steve Witt, Director of Safety Standards
Directorate of Safety Standards Programs
U.S.
Department of Labor/OSHA
200 Constitution Avenue, N.W.,
Room N3609
Washington, D.C. 20210
Notification of Right to Appeal to the ANSI Board of Standards
Review
In accordance with ANSI Essential Requirements,
those objecting to this final action who have completed the appeals process at
the Standards Developer are hereby notified of their right to file a procedural
appeal. If you have not completed the appeals process at the standards
developer, you are normally not eligible to appeal to the BSR. If you are
eligible and choose to appeal, the appeal statement and all supporting
documentation must be filed in writing with the office of the undersigned within
15 working days after receipt of this official notification. The appeal
must be based on procedural criteria, and include a statement as to why the BSR
action should be modified. The BSR will not render decisions on the
relative merits of technical matters, but it shall consider whether due process
was afforded technical concerns. The appeal must be accompanied by a $500
filing fee payable to ANSI.
Your appeal and all supporting documentation must be filed in
writing with the office of the undersigned within 15 working days after receipt
of this official notification. If you require an extension of this filing
deadline, please direct your written request along with a justification
therefore to the office of the undersigned before the 15 working day deadline or
you shall forfeit your right to appeal. A complete copy of the BSR's Operating
Procedures, including clause 7, which addresses the appeals process, is
posted at http://public.ansi.org/ansionline/portal/search
Please contact me at (212) 642-4914, acaldas@ansi.org or
via fax to (212) 840-2298 if you have any questions or if I may be of assistance
to you.
Thank you for your continued support of the American National
Standards process.
Sincerely,
Anne Caldas
Secretary, Board of Standards Review
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