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58634 Federal Register /Vol. 60, No. 228 /Tuesday. November 26, 1995 /Notices Rental and Royalty The lease issued as a result of this offering will provide [or payment of an annual rental of $3.00 per acre or fraction thereof and a royalty payable to the United States of 8 percent of the value of coal mined by underground methods.l'he value of the coal will be determined is accordance with 30 CFR 206. Notice of Availability Bidding instruction for the o[[ered tract are included in the Detailed Statement of Coa] Lease Sale. Copies of the statement and the proposed coal lease are available upon request in person or by mail from the Colorado State Office at the address given above. The case file is available Eor inspection in the Public Room, Colorado State Office, during normal business hours at the address given above. Dated: November 21, ]995. Karen A. Purvis, Solid Minemis Team. Aesowce Services. lFR Doc• 95-28989 Filed 11-27-95; 8:45 em] ACTION: Notice of document availability end public comment period. SUMMARY: The U.S. Fish and Wildlife Service (Service) announces the availability for public review of the draft recovery plan for Jacquemontia reclinala. Jacguemontia reclinata is restricted to the barrier islands of Florida's southeestem coast from Palest Beech County to Miami. DATES: Comments on the draft recovery plan must be received oa or before January 29, 1996 to receive consideration by the Service. ADDRESSES: Copies can be obtained from Fteld Supervisor, Jacksonville Field Office, U.S. Fish end Wildlife Service, 6620 Southpoint Drive, South, Suite 370, Jacksonville, Florida 32216. Comments end materiel received are available upon request for public inspection et the above addresses. FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT; Dr. L. Karolee Owens at 909/232-2580. SUPPLEMENTARY INFORMATION: Beclcgrotmd Restoring endangered or threatened animals end pleats to the point where they ere again secure self-sustaining . members of the[r ecosystems is a primary goal of the Service's endangered species program. To help guide the recovery effort the Service is working to prepare recovery plans for most of the listed species native to the United States. Recovery plans describe actions necessary for the conservation of the species, establish criteria for the recovery levels for downlisting or delisting them, and estimate time and cost for implementing the recovery measures needed. The Endangered Species Act of 1973 (Act), as amended (i6 U.S.C. 1131 et seq.) requires the development of recovery plans Eor listed species unless such a plan would not promote the conservation of a particular species. Section 4(f) of the Act. as emended in 1908, requires that public notice, and an opportunity for public review and comment be provided during recovery plan development. The Service will consider ell information presented during a public comment period prior to approval of each new or revised recovery plan. The Service and other Federal agencies will take these - comments into account in the course of implementing approved recovery plans. Jocquemontio recJinata was listed as an endangered species on November 24, 1993. Fewer then 1000 individual plants ere presently found in small, widely separated populations in Broward, Dade, and Palm Beach Counties in Florida. The primary habitat is beach- atrend and maritime hammock vegetation. Its range has been further limited by habitat loss resulting firm . urban development, beech erosion, invasion of exotic plant species, and elwta coot ~atwaar Flesh end Wlldllfe Service Avallablllty of Draft Recovery PWn AGENCY: Fish and Wildlife Service, Interior. ~ '