PAPERWORK
REDUCTION
ACT
SUBMISSION
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read
the
instructions
before
completing
this
form.
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additional
forms
or
assistance
in
completing
this
form,
contact
your
agency's
Paperwork
Clearance
Officer.
Send
two
copies
of
this
form,
the
collection
instrument
to
be
reviewed,
the
Supporting
Statement
and
any
additional
documentation
to:
Office
of
Information
and
Regulatory
Affairs,
Office
of
Management
and
Budget,
Docket
Library,
Room
10102,
725
17th
Street
NW
Washington,
DC
20503.

1.
Agency/
Subagency
originating
request
EPA,
Certification
Compliance
Div.,
Office
of
Trans.
and
Air
Quality
2.
OMB
control
number
b.
G
None
2060­
0322
__
__
__
__

3.
Type
of
information
collection
(
check
one)
a.
G
New
collection
b.
G
Revision
of
a
currently
approved
collection
c.
X
Extension
of
a
currently
approved
collection
d.
G
Reinstatement,
without
change,
of
a
previously
approved
collection
for
which
approval
has
expired
e.
G
Reinstatement,
with
change,
of
a
previously
approved
collection
for
which
approval
has
expired
f.
G
Existing
collection
in
use
without
an
OMB
control
number
4.
Type
of
review
requested
(
check
one)
a.
X
Regular
b.
G
Emergency
­
Approval
requested
by:
/
/
c.
G
Delegated
5.
Small
entities
Will
this
information
collection
have
a
significant
economic
impact
on
a
substantial
number
of
small
entities?
G
Yes
X
No
For
b­
f,
note
item
A2
of
Supporting
Statement
Instructions
6.
Requested
expiration
date
a.
X
Three
years
from
approval
date
b.
G
Other
Specify:
/
/___

7.
Title:
Marine
Engine
Manufacturer
In­
use
Emission
Testing
Program
Reporting
and
Recordkeeping,
40
CFR
Part
91,
Subpart
N
8.
Agency
form
number(
s)
(
If
applicable)
1726.03
9.
Keywords
Clean
Air
Act,
Environmental
Protection,
Air
Pollution
Control
10.
Abstract:
Marine
engine
manufacturers
must
perform
emission
tests
on
in­
use
engines
to
statistically
determine
that
engines
are
in
compliance
with
applicable
standards
and/
or
family
emission
limits.
Manufacturers
must
generate
and
submit
reports
to
EPA.
These
quarterly
reports
describe
engines
tested,
test
results,
and
the
statistical
compliance.
Manufacturers
must
also
maintain
records
for
test
equipment
and
test
engines.

11.
Affected
public
(
Mark
primary
with
"
P"
and
all
others
that
apply
with
"
X")
a.
Individuals
or
households
d.
Farms
b.
P
Business
or
other
for­
profit
e.
Federal
Government
c.
Not­
for­
profit
institutions
f.
State,
Local
or
Tribal
Government
12.
Obligation
to
respond
(
Mark
primary
with
"
P"
and
all
others
that
apply
with
"
X")
a.
G
Voluntary
b.
X
Required
to
obtain
or
retain
benefits
c.
P
Mandatory
13.
Annual
reporting
and
recordkeeping
hour
burden
a.
Number
of
respondents
10
b.
Total
annual
responses
68
1.
Percentage
of
these
responses
collected
electronically
100
%
c.
Total
hours
requested
10,405
d.
Current
OMB
inventory
12,210
e.
Difference
(
1,805)
f.
Explanation
of
difference
1.
Program
Change
2.
Adjustment
(
1,805)
14.
Annual
reporting
and
recordkeeping
cost
burden
(
in
thousands
of
dollars)

a.
Total
annualized
capital/
startup
costs
273
b.
Total
annual
costs
(
O&
M)
421
c.
Total
annualized
cost
requested
694
d.
Current
OMB
inventory
0
e.
Difference
694
f.
Explanation
of
difference
1.
Program
change
2.
Adjustment
694
15.
Purpose
of
information
collection
(
Mark
Primary
With
"
P"
and
all
others
that
apply
with
"
X")
a.
__
Application
for
benefits
e.
__
Program
planning
or
management
b.
__
Program
evaluation
f.
__
Research
c.
__
General
purpose
statistics
g.
P
Regulatory
or
compliance
d.
__
Audit
16.
Frequency
of
recordkeeping
or
reporting
(
check
all
that
apply)
a.
X
Recordkeeping
b.
Q
Third
party
disclosure
c.
X
Reporting
1.
X
On
occasion
2.
Q
Weekly
3.
Q
Monthly
4.
X
Quarterly
5.
Q
Semi­
annually
6.
Q
Annually
7.
Q
Biannually
8.
Q
Other
(
describe)

17.
Statistical
methods
Does
this
information
collection
employ
statistical
methods?
X
Yes
Q
No
18.
Agency
contact
(
person
who
can
best
answer
questions
regarding
the
content
of
this
submission)
Name:
Dennis
W.
Johnson
Phone:
202­
564­
9278
OMB
83­
I
10/
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