0204-75, Delegation Order No. 0204-75 to the Regional Representative of Region
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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY
Delegation Order No. 0204-75
to
The Regional Representative
of Region
Pursuant to the authority vested in me as Secretary of the Department of Energy (DOE) by
Section 9(c) of the “Energy Conservation Plan No. 2" (the Plan) and pursuant to Section 490.3 of
the Emergency Building Temperature Restrictions Regulations (44 FR 39354, July 5, 1979,
extended in 45 FR 26019, April 17, 1980) (the Regulations), there is hereby delegated to each
Regional Representative of Region the authority within such Region to:
1. Delegate to the Governor of each State within such Region the authority to:
a. Assist in distributing forms and instruction packages provided by DOE to affected
building owners and operators in the State;
b. Undertake public education activities to inform the general public and affected
building owners of their obligations under the Plan and the Regulations, including
the establishment of procedures for receiving complaints and responding to
questions from the public;
c. Conduct compliance inspections and reinspections of buildings and related
activities with respect to buildings located within the State which are privately
owned, or owned and operated by the State or units of location government, and
which are subject to the requirements of the Plan and the DOE Regulations
implementing the Plan;
d. Conduct inspections and reinspections of the buildings described in paragraph
(1c) and related activities in response to complaints of possible violations;
e. Prepare written reports of all inspections conducted and submit such reports to the
Regional Representative.
f. Train inspectors pursuant to guidance provided by DOE;
g. Forward to DOE District Offices of Hearings and Appeals all requests for
exceptions;
h. Further delegate these authorities in whole or in part as appropriate, including
delegation to local jurisdiction as appropriate.
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2. Approve exemptions to States and units of local government based upon approval of
comparable plans that would save at least as much energy as would the temperature
restrictions. Such approvals will occur only after consultation with DOE Headquarters,
and in accordance with guidelines established by DOE Headquarters.
3. Administer the program and perform such tasks as required to effectively implement and
operate the building temperature restrictions in all States not participating in the Federal
program under items 1 or 2 above, including authority to:
a. Process complaints received by DOE Headquarters;
b. Complete written reports and other requirements requested by DOE Headquarters;
c. Assist DOE Headquarters in distributing forms and instruction packages to
affected building owners and operators in the State;
d. Undertake public education activities to inform the general public and affected
building owners of their obligations under the Plan and the Regulations, including
the establishment of procedures for receiving complaints and responding to
questions from the public;
e. Conduct compliance inspections, reinspections, and related activities with respect
to buildings located within the State which are privately owned, or owned and
operated by the State or units of local government, and which are subject to the
requirements of the Plan and the DOE Regulations implementing the Plan;
f. Conduct inspections and reinspections of the buildings described in paragraph
(3e) and related activities in response to complaints of possible violations and
promptly forward copies of all completed inspection forms to Headquarters;
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g. Train inspectors pursuant to guidance provided by DOE Headquarters;
h. Enforce the regulations with the concurrence of the Office of General Counsel
and, as appropriate, the Department of Justice.
i. Further delegate these authorities in whole or in part as appropriate.
In exercising the authority delegated by this order, the delegatee shall be governed by the rules
and regulations of DOE and policies and procedures prescribed by the Secretary. Administration
of the program in Federal facilities will remain a delegated authority to the appropriate Federal
Agency Head.
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Nothing in this Order precludes the Secretary of Energy from exercising any of the authority so
delegated whenever in his judgment his exercise of such authority is necessary or appropriate to
administer functions vested in him.
Nothing in this order precludes the Secretary of Energy from withdrawing the authority
delegated by this order at any time.
This Order is effective October 23, 1980.
Issued in Washington, D.C. 1980.
/s/
Charles W. Duncan, Jr.
Secretary of Energy
U.S. Department of Energy
Washington, D.C. 20585
February 11, 1980
Honorable Pierre S. Du Pont
Governor of Delaware
Dover, Delaware 19901
Dear Governor Du Pont:
Pursuant to your request of December 18, 1979, and the authority vested in me as Secretary of
the Department of Energy under Section 9(c) of “Standby Conservation Plan No. 2, Emergency
Building Temperature Restrictions” (the Plan), there is hereby delegated to you the authority to
implement provisions of the Plan within your State as set forth in the enclosed Delegation Order.
Sincerely,
/s/
Charles W. Duncan, Jr.
Secretary of Energy