Department of Commerce Administrative
Orders (DAO) - Environmental
Department of Commerce Administrative
Orders (DAO) - Environmental
The development and implementation of internal controls is a fundamental
building block on which an accountable program is developed and maintained.
DOC Administrative Orders are used to document and mandate continuing policies,
standards requirements, and procedures prescribed by the Office of the
Secretary of Commerce for Department-wide application or for application
to two or more major program areas of the Department. They cover substantive
program matters as well as administrative management, legal, or special
staff functions. Link
to all DAO’s
Chapter - 0 – Directives
The Department
of Commerce Environmental Management Manual serves as the
single authoritative Department environmental compliance management program
reference for all Department employees.
Chapter - 16 - Program Management
DAO 216-6 3/10/83 Implementing the National Environmental Policy Act
DAO 216-12 3/10/83 Environmental Effects Abroad of Major Federal Actions
Chapter - 17 - Property and Facilities Management
DAO 217-16 5/09/94 Federal Energy Management
DAO 217-18 10/06/82
Recycling Program for Paper, Furniture, & Precious
Metals
6/30/83 Amendment 1
5/16/84 Amendment 2
DOC Memoranda
Modification
of the RCRA Call Center, DOC Alert #2005-0002 (4/1/05)
Final
Rule on Leak Repair Requirements, DOC Alert #2005-0001 (1/11/05)
Environmental
Management Manual, DOC Alert #2004-002 (11/4/04
Comprehensive
Procurement Guideline IV, DOC Alert #2004-001 (4/30/04)
EMS
Policy Memorandum of April 22, 2003. From Secretary of Commerce
Donald D. Evans
Letter in support
of the Code of Environment Management Principles (CEMP) of September
30, 1996. From Deputy Assistant Secretary Jeffrey Hunker
Federal Facilities Compliance
Act memorandum of September 30, 1992. From the Chief Commercial Litigation Division Russell W. Craig
-- Attachment, Federal Facilities Compliance Act
Liability
of Federal Employees for Violating Environmental Laws memorandum
of May 10, 1989. From the Assistant General Counsel for Administration
Marilyn G. Wagner
Liability
of Federal Employees for Environmental Law Violations memorandum
of August 19, 1989. From General Counsel Wendell L. Wilkie, II
U.S. v. Carr: Employee
Liability Under CERCLA memorandum of August 30, 1989. From the Acting Assistant General Counsel for Administration
Eric W. Moll
State Fees for Registering Underground Storage Tanks
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