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line 25: Delete "by him under paragraph (1),". 
p. 11, line 3: Insert "determines", after "Administrator". 
line 4: Delete "the monitoring of such estimate" and "determines"; 
insert at the beginning of the line, "this estimate or such monitoring,". 
line 5: Delete: "the"; "of materials"; and "degrade,"; insert, after 
"will", “cause or contribute to". 
line 6: Delete "or aggravate the"; the comm after "of"; and "at"; 
insert "in or" at the end of the line. 
line 7: Insert “around" at the beginning of the line; change "may" to 
"shall". : 
line 9: Change "at" to "to"; insert, after "times", "and conditions". 
line 10: Insert "site" before "designation"; delete the rest of the line. 
line 11: Delete the word "site". 
p- 12, lines 6-9: Revise to read as follows—"(1) In making the determination 
required by subsection (a), the Secretary shall apply the criteria, established by 
the Administrator, pursuant to section 102(a)." (It is no longer necessary to 
reference "those criteria...relating to the effects of dumping"). 
line 14: Insert after "need for", the words "and the availability of 
prudent and feasible alternatives to the dumping". 
p- 12, line 25; page 13, lines 1-7: Revise the draft amendment to Section 103(d) 
to read as follows—"If, subject to the prohibitions of sections 101(c) and 102(c), the 
Secretary finds that, in the disposition of dredged material, there is no prudent 
and feasible alternative to dumping at a site or under conditions that would result 
in noncompliance with the criteria established pursuant to section 102(a), he shall 
so certify and request a waiver from the Administrator..., etc." This change is 
necessary to integrate the "prudent and feasible alternative" approach into section 
103, and to make clear that the prohibitions against dumping "blacklisted" substances 
as other than trace contaminants, and against dumping at undesignated sites, apply 
to dredged material and cannot be waived under the London Dumping Convention. 
p. 14, lines 18-23: Revise to read-- "The special fee shall be sufficient to 
