This volume contains technical material related to community energy conservation programs, and supplements the organizational material in Volume I. It is in looseleaf format so that sections related to specific topics can be easily copied or transferred to individuals responsible for various sorts of conservation, such as carpooling programs, building improvements, and community outreach. Three technical chapters are included, discussing topics in the areas of: internal city and county operations; community powers and regulations, and outreach programs. In the first, the concern is with what the community can do to reduce energy use in its own operations, an effective first step in promoting comprehensive energy conservation. The second chapter analyzes ways that the police power and fiscal powers of the community can be used for energy conservation, through building codes, zoning, and similar measures. In the final chapter, ways to promote energy conservation in the community are discussed: programs include outreach to households and firms, carpool promotion, waste oil recycling, etc.

A comprehensive test program was conducted on the FFTF 8-in. Secondary Isolation Valve (SIV) to qualify its use in the FFTF system. The tests were performed in the Small Components Test Loop/Piping and Valve Test Insert (SCTL/PVTI) facility at the Liquid Metal Engineering Center (LMEC) in accordance with Westinghouse Test Request WDTRS 26.05. Physical inspections were conducted at the conclusion of sodium testing and following an alcohol cleaning process. Results of the investigation indicate that the valve is suitable for use as an FFTF plant spare.

This report is a brief summary of legislation in the 94th Congress affecting the handicapped.