VOC VOC NOX NOX TIER1 TIER2 TIER3 TIER1NAME TIER2NAME TIER3NAME ANNUAL % of Total OSD % of Total ANNUAL % of Total OSD % of Total 14 03 99 MISCELLANEOUS Catastrophic/ Accidental Releases 665 0.22% 2 0.19% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 14 04 99 MISCELLANEOUS Repair Shops 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 14 05 99 MISCELLANEOUS Health Services 14 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 14 06 99 MISCELLANEOUS Cooling Towers 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 14 07 99 MISCELLANEOUS Fugitive Dust 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00% 0 0.00%

Total Total 303,783 100.00% 940 100.00% 297,763 100.00% 808 100.00%

OSD = Ozone Summer Day Page 5 of 5 11/ 29/ 1999 Page 1 of 33 Table 11. Summary of VOC and NOx Control Measures No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Stationary Point / Area VOC 1 Gaseous  and Liquid Fueled Internal Combustion Engines VOC and NOx emission limits for stationary and portable engines SCAQMD  Rule 1110.2 Amended 11/ 14/ 1997 1 2 Offset lithography Low solvent inks and fountain solutions ACT  Final 6/ 94 3 Adhesive Applications VOC content limits for compliant adhesives + Emission capture and control system for non compliant adhesives + Transfer efficiency requirements for adhesive applicators + Solvent cleaning, storage and disposal comply with Rule 1171 SCAQMD  Rule 1168 Amended 2/ 13/ 1998 1 4 Aerospace Assembly and Component Manufacturing Operations VOC content limits for coatings, adhesives, and maskents + Cleaning operations and solvent storage and disposal comply with Rule 1171 SCAQMD  Rule 1124 Amended 12/ 13/ 1996 1 5 Architectural Coatings VOC content limits specified by coating type SCAQMD  Rule 1113 Amended 5/ 14/ 1999 1 6 Coating of Metal Parts and Products VOC content limits for coatings + Solvent cleaning and storage comply with Rule 1171 + Emission collection and control system for non compliant coatings SCAQMD  Rule 1107 Amended 8/ 14/ 1998 1 7 Control of Gaseous Emissions from Active Landfills Landfill sampling and monitoring requirements + Collection system with treatment and control device for VOC SCAQMD  Rule 1150.1 Amended 4/ 10/ 1998 1 8 Cutback Asphalt VOC content limit SCAQMD  Rule 1108 Amended 2/ 1/ 1985 1 9 Emissions from Decontamination of Soil Approved VOC mitigation plan + Monitor for VOC contamination SCAQMD  Rule 1166 Amended 7/ 14/ 1995 1 10 Emulsified Asphalt VOC content limit SCAQMD  Rule 1108.1 Amended 11/ 4/ 1983 1 11 Fugitive Emissions Leak detection requirements + Inspection and maintenance requirements SCAQMD  Rule 1173 Amended 5/ 13/ 1994 1 12 Graphic Arts VOC content of graphic art materials + VOC content limit for fountain solutions + Emission control system for non compliant materials + Solvent cleaning and storage and disposal of VOC containing materials comply with Rule 1171 SCAQMD  Rule 1130 Amended 10/ 8/ 1999 1 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 2 of 33 13 Magnet Wire Coating Operations VOC content limits for compliant coatings + Emission capture and control system for non compliant coatings + Cleaning operations and solvent storage and disposal comply with Rule 1171 SCAQMD  Rule 1126 Amended 1/ 13/ 1995 1 14 Manufacture of Polymeric Cellular Products ( Foam) Discontinue use of VOC blowing agents in non expandable molding operations + Quantity limitations on blowing agents in expandable molding operations SCAQMD  Rule 1175 Amended 5/ 13/ 1994 1 15 Marine Coating Operations VOC content limits for marine coatings + Solvent cleaning and storage comply with Rule 1171 + Emission collection and control system for non compliant coatings SCAQMD  Rule 1106 Amended 1/ 13/ 1995 1 16 Metal Container, Closure, and Coil Coating Operations VOC content limits for compliant coatings + Emission capture and control system for non compliant coatings + Cleaning operations and solvent storage and disposal comply with Rule 1171 SCAQMD  Rule 1125 Amended 1/ 13/ 1995 1 17 Motor Vehicle and Mobile Equipment Non Assembly Line Coating Operations VOC content limits for compliant coatings + Emission capture and control system for non compliant coatings + Cleaning operations and solvent storage and disposal comply with Rule 1171 SCAQMD  Rule 1151 Amended 12/ 11/ 1998 1 18 Motor Vehicle Assembly Line Coating Operations VOC content limit for compliant coatings + Solvent cleaning and storage comply with Rule 1171 + Emission capture and control system for non compliant coatings SCAQMD  Rule 1115 Amended 5/ 12/ 1995 1 19 Paper, Fabric, and Film Coating Operations VOC content limits for compliant coatings + Coating applicator transfer efficiency + Emission capture and control system for non compliant coatings SCAQMD  Rule 1128 Amended 3/ 8/ 1996 1 20 Petroleum Solvent Dry Cleaners Operating practices + Leak controls + Tight storage containers + Waste stream filtration system + Emission control devices SCAQMD  Rule 1102 Amended 12/ 7/ 1990 1 21 Pharmaceuticals and Cosmetics Manufacturing Operations Surface condensers on equipment vents + Control devices on VOC transfer to storage operations + Control devices on drying operations SCAQMD  Rule 1103 Amended 3/ 12/ 1999 1 22 Plastic, Rubber, and Glass Coatings VOC content limits for compliant coatings + Coating applicator transfer efficiency + Emission capture and control system for non compliant coatings SCAQMD  Rule 1145 Amended 2/ 14/ 1997 1 23 Pleasure Craft Coating Operations VOC content limits for applicable coatings + Solvent cleaning and storage comply with Rule 1171 SCAQMD  Rule 1106.1 Amended 2/ 12/ 1999 1 24 Polyester Resin Operations Polyester residual monomer content limit + Process requirements to limit VOC loss + Spray applicator requirements + Solvent cleaning operations comply with Rule 1171 + Emission control system for non compliant polyester materials SCAQMD  Rule 1162 Amended 5/ 13/ 1994 1 25 Screen Printing Operations VOC content of screen printing materials + Solvent cleaning and storage and disposal of VOC containing materials comply with Rule 1171 SCAQMD  Rule 1130.1 Amended 12/ 13/ 1996 1 26 Semiconductor Manufacturing Solvent cleaning station requirements + Emission control system on photoresist operations + C content limits for cleanup solvents SCAQMD  Rule 1164 Amended 1/ 13/ 1995 1 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 3 of 33 27 Solvent Cleaning Operations Compliant solvent requirement by cleaning application + Cleaning devices and methods requirement + Storage and disposal requirements + Emission control system for non compliant solvents and cleaning procedures SCAQMD  Rule 1171 Amended 10/ 8/ 1999 1 28 Solvent Degreasers Operating practice requirements + VOC content limits of solvents + Clean Air Solvent Certificates SCAQMD  Rule 1122 Amended 7/ 11/ 1997 1 29 Storage Tank Degassing Degassing procedures required + Control device to capture VOCs displaced from tanks SCAQMD  Rule 1149 Amended 7/ 14/ 1995 1 30 Vinyl Chloride Emissions Emission control system with continuous stack monitor SCAQMD  Rule 1163 Adopted 6/ 7/ 1985 1 31 Wood Flat Stock Coating Operations VOC content limits for coatings, inks, and adhesives + Applicator requirements + Emission collection and control system for non compliant coatings SCAQMD  Rule 1104 Amended 8/ 13/ 1999 1 32 Wood Products Coatings VOC content limits of coatings and strippers + Coating applicator transfer efficiency + Approved emission control system for non compliant coatings SCAQMD  Rule 1136 Amended 6/ 14/ 1996 1 33 Adhesives  industrial SCAQMD Rule 1168 Measure ID  V22601 3 34 Aerosols CARB Tier 2 standards  reform Measure ID  V24803 3 35 Aircraft surface coating MACT Measure ID  V25001 3 36 Aircraft Surface Coating Incineration Measure ID  V0529 3 37 Architectural coatings AIM Coating Federal Rule Measure ID  V22001 3 38 Architectural coatings South Coast Phase I Measure ID  V22002 3 39 Architectural coatings South Coast Phase II Measure ID  V22003 3 40 Architectural coatings South Coast Phase III Measure ID  V22004 3 41 Automobile refinishing Federal Rule Measure ID  V24601 3 42 Automobile refinishing FIP Rule ( VOC content & TE) Measure ID  V24603 3 43 Automobile refinishing CARB BARCT limits Measure ID  V24602 3 44 Beverage Can Coating Incineration Measure ID  V0349 3 45 Bulk Terminals Balanced/ Adsorber/ Testing Measure ID  V21701 3 46 Carbon Black Manufacture Flare Measure ID  V0321 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 4 of 33 47 Cellulose Acetate Manufacture Carbon Adsorption Measure ID  V0211 3 48 Charcoal Manufacturing Incineration Measure ID  V0541 3 49 Cold cleaning NESHAP/ MACT Measure ID  V24101 3 50 Cold cleaning Airtight degreasing system Measure ID  V24103 3 51 Cold cleaning SCAQMD 1122 ( VOC content limit) Measure ID  V24102 3 52 Commercial adhesives CARB long term limits Measure ID  V26903 3 53 Commercial adhesives Federal Consumer Solvents Rule Measure ID  V26901 3 54 Commercial adhesives CARB mid term limits Measure ID  V26902 3 55 Consumer solvents CARB long term limits Measure ID  V24903 3 56 Consumer solvents CARB mid term limits Measure ID  V24902 3 57 Consumer solvents Federal Consumer Solvents Rule Measure ID  V24901 3 58 Cutback Asphalt Switch to emulsified asphalts Measure ID  V27201 3 59 Dry Cleaning  Perchloroethylene MACT ( condensers/ adsorbers) Measure ID  V21101 3 60 Dry cleaning  petroleum MACT Measure ID  V21201 3 61 Electrical/ electronic coating SCAQMD Rule Measure ID  V25302 3 62 Electrical/ electronic coating MACT Measure ID  V25301 3 63 Fabric Coating Incineration Measure ID  V1089 3 64 Industrial maintenance coating AIM Coating Federal Rule Measure ID  V22201 3 65 Industrial maintenance coating South Coast Phase II Measure ID  V22203 3 66 Industrial maintenance coating South Coast Phase I Measure ID  V22202 3 67 Industrial maintenance coating South Coast Phase III Measure ID  V22204 3 68 Leather Products RACT Extended to Other Areas Measure ID  V0981 3 69 Marine surface coating Add on control levels Measure ID  V25102 3 70 Marine surface coating MACT Measure ID  V25101 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 5 of 33 71 Mechanical, electric, railroad coating MACT level of control Measure ID  V24701 3 72 Mechanical, electric, railroad coating SCAQMD Limits Measure ID  V24702 3 73 Metal coil & can coating Incineration Measure ID  V22303 3 74 Metal coil & can coating MACT Measure ID  V22301 3 75 Metal coil & can coating BAAQMD Rule 11 Amended Measure ID  V22302 3 76 Metal furniture, appliances, parts SCAQMD Limits Measure ID  V24502 3 77 Metal furniture, appliances, parts MACT Measure ID  V24501 3 78 Motor vehicle coating MACT Measure ID  V25401 3 79 Motor vehicle coating Incineration Measure ID  V25402 3 80 Municipal solid waste landfill RCRA standards Measure ID  V28401 3 81 Oil and natural gas production Equipment and maintenance Measure ID  V27901 3 82 Open burning Episodic ban Measure ID  V26602 3 83 Open top degreasing SCAQMD 1122 ( VOC content limit) Measure ID  V23202 3 84 Open top degreasing Airtight degreasing system Measure ID  V23203 3 85 Open top degreasing MACT Measure ID  V23201 3 86 Organic Acids Manufacture RACT Extended to Other Areas Measure ID  V0971 3 87 Paper surface coating Incineration Measure ID  V24001 3 88 Pesticide Application Reformulation  FIP rule Measure ID  V29502 3 89 Petroleum refinery fugitives Equipment and maintenance Measure ID  V27601 3 90 Pharmaceutical manufacture RACT Measure ID  V27702 3 91 Plastic Parts Coating Incineration Measure ID  V0389 3 92 Printing  Letterpress Carbon Adsorption Measure ID  V1801 3 93 Printing  Lithographic New CTG to Other Areas Measure ID  V1821 3 94 Rubber and plastics manufacturing SCAQMD o low VOC Measure ID  V24401 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 6 of 33 95 Service Stations Stage I Vapor Balance Measure ID  V1701 3 96 SOCMI  Distillation New CTG level control Measure ID  V0571 3 97 SOCMI  Reactor Processes New CTG level control Measure ID  V0561 3 98 SOCMI batch reactor processes New CTG Measure ID  V25901 3 99 SOCMI fugitives Equipment and maintenance Measure ID  V27401 3 100 Stage I  truck unloading Vapor balance Measure ID  V28001 3 101 Stage I  truck unloading Vapor balance + PN valves Measure ID  V28003 3 102 Synthetic fiber manufacture Carbon Adsorber Measure ID  V27801 3 103 Terephthalic Acid Manufacture Incineration Measure ID  V0171 3 104 Traffic markings South Coast Phase III Measure ID  V22104 3 105 Traffic markings South Coast Phase I Measure ID  V22102 3 106 Traffic markings South Coast Phase II Measure ID  V22103 3 107 Traffic markings AIM Coating Federal Rule Measure ID  V22101 3 108 TSDFs Phase I & II rules Measure ID  V27003 3 109 Urea Resins  General RACT Extended to Other Areas Measure ID  V0961 3 110 Web Offset Lithography New CTG Measure ID  V28501 3 111 Wood Furniture Coating Incineration Measure ID  V0399 3 112 Wood furniture surface coating New CTG Measure ID  V22502 3 113 Wood furniture surface coating MACT Measure ID  V22501 3 114 Wood furniture surface coating Add On Controls Measure ID  V22503 3 115 Wood product surface coating MACT Measure ID  V22401 3 116 Wood product surface coating SCAQMD Rule 1104 Measure ID  V22402 3 117 Wood product surface coating Incineration Measure ID  V22403 3 118 Adhesives California's consumer product adhesive limits + industrial product adhesive limits of the South Coast Air Quality Management District ( SCAQMD). STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 7 of 33 119 Aerosol Paints Bay Area Air Quality Management District's ( BAAQMD's) rule + additional reductions from standards similar to those of SCAQMD. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 120 Aerospace Manufacturing and Rework EPA's National Emission Standard for Hazardous Air Pollutant ( NESHAP) + area specific limits for specialty coatings to reflect local plant operations. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 121 Aluminum Rolling Mills Add on controls achieving a 95 percent reduction in VOC emissions and/ or VOC content standards for lubricants STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 122 Architectural and Industrial Maintenance Coatings California's Suggested Control Measure for Architectural Coatings or negotiated regulatory rule STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 123 Autobody Refinishing High volume, low pressure ( HVLP) spray systems + gun cleaning equipment + proper disposal for clean up solvents + California's Best Available Retrofit Control Technology limits. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 124 Automobile Assembly Spray booth abatement at 5.8 lbs/ gal solids applied + without spray booth abatement, a 10 lbs/ gal level STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 125 Batch Processes Current technologies achieving 98 percent control efficiency with exemptions based on considerations of volatility, annual emissions and flow rate. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 126 Coke By product Recovery Plants Coke by product recovery plants NESHAP for benzene emissions STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 127 Coke Oven Batteries Coke oven batteries. NESHAP STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 128 Commercial Ethylene Oxide Sterilization Control emissions from the main sterilizer vent and vacuum pump drains at 99 percent from ethylene oxide ( EtO) sterilizers using greater than 600 pounds of Et0 per year. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 129 Consumer and Commercial Products California consumer products regulations. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 130 Degreasing Alternative cleaners or cleaning processes. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 131 Glass Forming Silicon water emulsions replacement for petroleum based lubricants STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 132 Graphic Arts  Rotogravure re and Flexographic Printing Permanent total enclosures, where possible + VOC limits for inks + low solvent clean up solutions STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 133 Highway Paints VOC content limits STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 134 Industrial Wastewater Treatment Wastewater stream enclosed to point of treatment + require 95 percent control of volatiles + regulations on wastewater streams with lower VOC concentration than those identified in EPA's Control Techniques Guideline ( CTG) STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 135 Iron and Steal Industry/ Sinter Plants Deoiling control limit on oil and grease for mill scale. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 8 of 33 136 Iron and Steel Foundries SCAQMD's rule for combustion gas limiting the discharge of carbon monoxide STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 137 Landfill Gases New Source Performance Standard + lower size cutoff based on area's major source definition + regulating landfills with more than 500,000 tons in place. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 138 Marina Gasoline Refueling Stage I and II vapor recovery at marinas that dispense more than 10,000 gallons per month. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 139 Marine Vessel Loading 95 percent or better control efficiency from marine vessel loading operations. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 140 Offset Lithographic Printing Eliminate isopropyl alcohol + control emissions from ink dryers by 95 percent with additional controls or limit VOC content of inks STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 141 Pesticide Application Ozone season limits on pesticide application and prohibition of solvent containing fumigants + emissions regulations for fumigation chambers + lowest VOC emitting alternative STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 142 Pharmaceuticals CTGs for pharmaceutical operations, batch processes, industrial wastewater treatment, SOCMI reactor and distillation operations, and air oxidations + Hazardous Organic NESHAP ( HON) for equipment leaks applied pharmaceutical plants STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 143 Publicly Owned Treatment Works Source reduction approaches requiring industrial pretreatment controlling VOCs where they are most concentrated STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 144 Pulp and Paper Maximum Achievable Control Technology standards for the integrated pulp and paper industry STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 145 Rule Effectiveness Improvement Improve rule effectiveness beyond the presumptive 80 percent level set by EPA STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 146 Shipbuilding and Ship Repair Enhanced application techniques achieving a minimum 65 percent transfer efficiency + California's general limit of 340 grams per liter for marine coatings. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 147 Stage II Vapor Recovery Rules to achieve a 95 percent level of control efficiency + require California certification of equipment + limit exemptions to facilities with throughputs below 10,000 gallons per month + semi annual inspections.+ Stage II program in Moderate nonattainment areas STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 148 Surface Coating of Plastic Parts HVLP spray or other techniques achieving a minimum transfer efficiency of 65 percent + VOC content limits STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 149 Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing Industry ( SOCMI) Reactor and Distillation Processes 98 percent reduction in emissions from SOCMI sources + exemptions based on EPA's CTG with a more stringent total resource effectiveness ( TRE) cutoff for exemptions STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 9 of 33 150 Textile Finishing Add on controls of 95 percent or better control efficiency + capture efficiency based on best engineering practices + possible exemption of low solvent inks STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 151 Treatment Storage and Disposal Facilities Expedited process for upgrading permits + air pollution control regulations for TSDFs modeled after EPA's hazardous waste rules STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 152 Underground Storage Tank Vents Pressure vacuum valves on open vent pipes of storage tanks equipped with Stage I vapor recovery STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 153 Volatile Organic Liquids Storage Volatile organic liquid storage CTG + enhanced test methods, monitoring specifications and equipment specifications based on HON rule + lower vapor pressure limits for exemptions in current rules STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 154 Wood Furniture Coating Negotiated regulatory rules STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 155 Fugitive Emissions: Oil & Gas Production Facilities & Conveying Stations Identify all major & critical equipment + I & M Program California  FIP 7 156 Solvent Cleaning Operations   Ultraviolet ink removal from graphic arts VOC content specifications for solvents based on vapor pressure or emission capture and control systems California  FIP 7 157 Solvent Cleaning Operations   Cleaning of coatings/ adhesives application equipment VOC content specifications for solvents based on vapor pressure or emission capture and control systems California  FIP 7 158 Solvent Cleaning Operations   Cleaning of ink application equipment VOC content specifications for solvents based on vapor pressure or emission capture and control systems California  FIP 7 159 Solvent Cleaning Operations   Cleaning of polyester resin application equipment VOC content specifications for solvents based on vapor pressure or emission capture and control systems California  FIP 7 160 Solvent Cleaning Operations   Repair & maintenance cleaning VOC content specifications for solvents based on vapor pressure or emission capture and control systems California  FIP 7 161 Solvent Cleaning Operations   Surface cleaning for mfg, & surface prep for coating, adhesive, or ink application VOC content specifications for solvents based on vapor pressure or emission capture and control systems California  FIP 7 162 Waste Burning  Agricultural or Open Burning ( defined: p 804 of CA FIP) Agricultural and open burning are prohibited on a " no burn day" which is a day declared by EPA, CARB, or local air district if an ozone exceedance ( 0.09 ppm) is predicted California  FIP 7 163 Acetal Resins Production MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 1997 8 164 Acrylic Fibers/ Monoacrylic Fibers Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ gmact/ gmactpg. html MACT  Final 6/ 29/ 1999 8 165 Acrylonitrile Butadiene Styrene Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr4/ pr4pg. html MACT  Final 9/ 12/ 1996 8 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 10 of 33 166 Aerospace Industries See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ aerosp/ aeropg. html MACT  Final 3/ 27/ 1998 + Ammendments 9/ 1/ 1998 8 167 Amino Resins Productions See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ amino/ aminopg. html MACT  Proposed 12/ 4/ 1994 8 168 Asphalt Processing Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 169 Asphalt Roofing Manufacturing Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 170 Asphalt/ Coal Tar Applications  Metal Pipes Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 171 Auto and Light Duty Truck ( Surface Coating) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 172 Boat Manufacturing Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 173 Butyl Rubber Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr1/ pr1pg. html MACT  Final 9/ 5/ 1996 8 174 Carbon Black Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 175 Carbonyl Sulfide Production ( Misc. Organic NESHAP) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 176 Cellulose Food Casing Manufacturing Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 177 Coke By Product Plants Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 178 Coke Ovens: Pushing, Quenching and Battery Stacks Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 179 Coke Ovens: Top Side and Door Leaks Established MACT and LAER emission limits for coke batteries MACT  Final 12/ 31/ 1992 8 180 Combustion Turbines Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 181 Dry Cleaning ( Petroleum Solvent) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 182 Engine Test Facilities Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 183 Epichlorohydrin Elastomers Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr1/ pr1pg. html MACT  Final 9/ 5/ 1996 8 184 Epoxy Resins Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr2/ pr2pg. html MACT  Final 3/ 8/ 1995 8 185 Ethylene Processes Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 186 Ethylene Propylene Rubber Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr1/ pr1pg. html MACT  Final 9/ 5/ 1996 8 187 Explosives Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 11 of 33 188 Ferroalloys Production: Silicomanganese and Ferro Manganese National emission standards for hazardous air pollutants ( NESHAP) for production of ferroalloys MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 1997 8 189 Flexible Polyurethane Foam Fabrication Operations Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 190 Flexible Polyurethane Foam Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ foam/ foampg. html MACT  Final 10/ 7/ 1998 8 191 Gasoline Distribution ( Stage 1) Improved seals on storage tanks and performing leak detection and repair of vapor and liquid leaks from equipment used to transfer gasoline Vapor processors are to collect and treat or recover vapors displaced during cargo tank loading operations. MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 1994 8 192 Hazardous Organic NESHAP ( Covering Manufacture Of Several Organic Compounds) See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ hon/ honpg. html MACT  Final 4/ 22/ 1994 8 193 Hydrazine Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 194 Industrial Boilers Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 195 Industrial Process Cooling Towers See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ mactfnl. html MACT  Final 9/ 8/ 1994 8 196 Institutional/ Commercial Boilers Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 197 Integrated Iron and Steel Manufacture Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 198 Iron Foundries Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 199 Large Appliance ( Surface Coating) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 200 Leather Tanning and Finishing Operations Pending MACT  Final 1/ 15/ 2000 8 201 Magnetic Tapes ( Surface Coating) See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ magtape/ magtappg. html MACT  Final 12/ 15/ 1994 8 202 Manufacture Of Paints, Coatings, and Adhesives Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 203 Manufacturing Of Nutritional Yeast Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 204 Marine Vessel Loading Operations Sets standards and requires RACT for VOC and HAP emissions from new and existing marine tank vessel loading operations Sets NESHAP and requires MACT for existing and new major marine tank vessel loading operations MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 1997 8 205 Metal Can ( Surface Coating) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 206 Metal Coil ( Surface Coating) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 207 Miscellaneous Metal Parts and Products ( Surface Coating) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 12 of 33 208 Municipal Landfills Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 209 Natural Gas Transmission and Storage Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 210 Neoprene Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr1/ pr1pg. html MACT  Final 9/ 5/ 1996 8 211 Nitrile Butadiene Rubber Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr1/ pr1pg. html MACT  Final 9/ 5/ 1996 8 212 Non Nylon Polyamids Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr2/ pr2pg. html MACT  Final 3/ 8/ 1995 8 213 Off Site Waste and Recovery Operations Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 214 Oil and Natural Gas Production For major oil and natural gas production facilities, the rule requires controls at the following emission points: ( 1) process vents at certain size glycol dehydration units; ( 2) tanks with flashing emission potential; and ( 3) certain fugitive emission sources at natural gas processing plants. For natural gas transmission and storage facilities that are major sources of hazardous air pollutants, the rule requires emission controls at process vents at certain size glycol dehydration units. MACT  Final 6/ 17/ 1999 8 215 Organic Liquids Distribution ( Non Gasoline) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 216 Paint Stripping Operations Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 217 Paper and Other Webs ( Surface Coating) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 218 Pesticide Active Ingredient Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pest/ pestpg. html MACT  Final 6/ 23/ 1999 8 219 Petroleum Refineries  Catalytic Cracking ( Fluid and Other) Units, Catalytic Reforming Units, and Sulfur Plant Units Controls for emissions of air toxics from storage tanks, equipment leaks, process vents, and wastewater collection and treatment systems. Provides emissions averaging across operations and across refineries. MACT  Final 7/ 31/ 1997 8 220 Petroleum Refineries  Other Sources Not Distinctly Listed Controls for emissions of air toxics from other nonspecific refinery sources, processes, and systems. Provides emissions averaging across operations and across refineries. MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 1994 8 221 Pharmaceuticals Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pharma/ pharmpg. html MACT  Final 9/ 21/ 1998 8 222 Photographic Chemical Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 223 Phthalate Plasticizers Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 224 Plastic Parts and Products ( Surface Coating) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 225 Plywood and Composite Wood Products Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 226 Polyether Polyols Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ polyol/ polyolpg. html MACT  Final 6/ 1/ 1999 8 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 13 of 33 227 Polyethylene Terephtalate Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr4/ pr4pg. html MACT  Final 9/ 12/ 1996 8 228 Polystyrene Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr4/ pr4pg. html MACT  Final 9/ 12/ 1996 8 229 Printing, Coating, and Dyeing Of Fabrics Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 230 Printing/ Publishing ( Surface Coating) See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ print/ printpg. html MACT  Final 5/ 30/ 1996 8 231 Process Heaters Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 232 Publicly Owned Treatment Works ( POTW) Emissions See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ potw/ potwpg. html MACT  Proposed 12/ 1/ 1998 8 233 Pulp and Paper Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 234 Quaternary Ammonium Compounds Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 235 Rayon Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 236 Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 237 Rocket Testing Facilities Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 238 Rubber Chemicals Manufacturing Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 239 Rubber Tire Manufacturing Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 240 Semiconductor Manufacturing Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 241 Shipbuilding and Ship Repair ( Surface Coating) See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ shipb/ shipbpg. html MACT  Final 12/ 15/ 1995 8 242 Site Remediation Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 243 Spandex Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 244 Steel Foundries Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 245 Styrene Acrylonitrile Production See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ pr4/ pr4pg. html MACT  Final 9/ 12/ 1996 8 246 Synthetic Organic Chemical Manufacturing See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ hon/ honpg. html MACT  Final 4/ 22/ 1994 8 247 Various Miscellaneous Polymer Chemicals Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 248 Vegetable Oil Production Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 249 Wood Furniture ( Surface Coating) See Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ wood/ riwood. html MACT  Final 12/ 7/ 1995 8 250 Wood Furniture Products ( Surface Coating) Pending MACT  Final 11/ 15/ 2000 8 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 14 of 33 251 Portable Gas Can and Gas Can Spout Can/ Spout Design: Automatic shut off feature to prevent equipment overfilling Automatic spout closing feature to seal can while not in use Reduced vapor penetration through container walls CARB 9 252 Declining Cap Rule Cap and Trade program with an allowable emissions cap for major VOC sources set below a baseline. Emission allotments for each cap can be sold and traded for emission reductions below the assigned cap. Illinois EPA 12 253 Application of agricultural pesticides Water based carriers for pesticides ACT  Final 3/ 93 EPA 453/ R 92 011 254 SOCMI batch processes Vapor collection system + incineration ACT  Final 2/ 94 EPA 453/ R 93 017 255 Volatile organic liquid storage Floating roof tops for tanks ACT  Final 1/ 94 EPA 453/ R 94 001 256 Cleaning solvents Disposal practices for waste solvents ACT  Final 2/ 94 EPA 453/ R 94 015 257 Plastic parts coating ( for business machines and automobiles) Low solvent coatings ACT  Final 2/ 94 EPA 453/ R 94 017 258 Industrial waste water Covers + solvent recovery ACT  Final 4/ 94 http:// www. epa. gov/ tt ncaaa1/ t1pgm. html 259 Rubber tire manufacturing industry VOC capture systems + Control devices NSPS Subpart BBB 260 VOC emissions form the polymer manufacturing industry Incineration of emissions in boiler or flare NSPS Subpart DDD 261 Surface coating of metal furniture Low solvent coatings NSPS Subpart EE 262 Flexible Vinyl and Urethane Coating and Printing Low solvent coatings or Incineration NSPS Subpart FFF 263 Equipment leaks of VOC in petroleum refineries Inspection and repair NSPS Subpart GGG 264 Synthetic Fiber Production Solvent recovery systems including carbon adsorption NSPS Subpart HHH 265 VOC emissions from the synthetic organic chemical manufacturing industry ( SOCMI) air oxidation unit processes Boilers, combustion heaters or flares NSPS Subpart III 266 Petroleum dry cleaners Carbon adsorption NSPS Subpart JJJ 267 Storage Vessels for Petroleum Liquids Floating roofs NSPS Subpart K 268 Volatile organic liquid storage Floating roofs NSPS Subpart Kb 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 15 of 33 269 Equipment leaks of VOC from on shore natural gas processing plants Inspection and repair NSPS Subpart KKK 270 Automobile and Light  duty truck surface coating operations Low solvent coatings NSPS Subpart MM 271 VOC emissions from synthetic organic chemical manufacturing industry ( SOCMI) distillation operations Boilers, process heaters or flares NSPS Subpart NNN 272 The graphic arts industry; Publication rotogravure printing Carbon adsorption NSPS Subpart QQ 273 Petroleum refinery wastewater systems Covers, Floating roofs, Combustion devices or Carbon adsorption NSPS Subpart QQQ 274 Industrial surface coating: Large appliances Low solvent coatings NSPS Subpart SS 275 Magnetic tape coating facilities Carbon adsorption or Incineration NSPS Subpart SSS 276 Metal coil surface coating Incineration NSPS Subpart TT 277 Industrial surface coating: surface coating of plastic parts for business machines Low VOC coatings NSPS Subpart TTT 278 Equipment leaks for VOC in the synthetic organic chemical manufacturing industry Monitoring and repair NSPS Subpart VV 279 Polymeric coating of supporting substrates facilities Carbon adsorption or Incineration NSPS Subpart VVV 280 Beverage can surface coating industry Low solvent inks or Incineration NSPS Subpart WW 281 Bulk gasoline terminals Vapor collection systems + Vapor tight tank trucks, Water based cements NSPS Subpart XX Stationary Point / Area NO x 282 Boilers and Process Heaters in Petroleum Refineries NOx emission limit + Approved Alternative Emission Control Plan + Continuous NOx stack monitoring SCAQMD  Rule 1109 Amended 8/ 5/ 1988 1 283 Cement Kilns Continuous monitoring and recording of NOx emissions + NOx emission limit SCAQMD  Rule 1112 Amended 6/ 6/ 1986 1 284 Electric Power Generating Systems Selective Catalytic Reduction SCAQMD  Rule 1135 Amended 7/ 19/ 1991 1 285 Glass Melting Furnaces NOx emission limit + Continuous NOx monitoring from unit + Alternative Emission Control Plan SCAQMD  Rule 1117 Amended 1/ 6/ 1984 1 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 16 of 33 286 Industrial, Institutional and Commercial Boilers, Steam Generators, and Process Heaters NOx emission limit, methods to meet the limit is not specified SCAQMD  Rule 1146 Amended 5/ 13/ 1994 1 287 Large Water Heaters and Small Boilers NOx emission limit + Compliance Certification Program for equipment manufacturers + Retrofit Compliance Certification Program SCAQMD  Rule 1146.2 Adopted 1/ 9/ 1998 1 288 Natural Gas Fired, Fan Type Central Furnaces NOx emission limit SCAQMD  Rule 1111 Amended 7/ 8/ 1983 1 289 Nitric Acid Units NOx emission limit SCAQMD  Rule 1159 Adopted 12/ 6/ 1985 1 290 Refinery Flares Adoption of a Flare Monitoring and Recording Plan SCAQMD  Rule 1118 Adopted 2/ 13/ 1998 1 291 Small Industrial, Institutional, and Commercial Boilers, Steam Generators, and Process Heaters NOx emission limit, methods to meet the limit is not specified SCAQMD  Rule 1146.1 Amended 5/ 13/ 1994 1 292 Stationary Gas Turbines Continuous in stack NOx and oxygen monitoring system + Selective Catalytic Reduction SCAQMD  Rule 1134 Amended 8/ 8/ 1997 1 293 Stationary Internal Combustion Engines NOx emission limit SCAQMD  Rule 1110.1 Amended 10/ 4/ 1985 1 294 Adipic Acid Manufacturing Thermal Reduction Measure ID  N02801 3 295 Adipic Acid Manufacturing Extended Absorption Measure ID  N02802 3 296 Agricultural Burning Seasonal Ban ( Ozone Season) Measure ID  N13201 3 297 Ammonia  Natural Gas Fired Reformers Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N05602 3 298 Ammonia  Natural Gas Fired Reformers Oxygen Trim + Water Injection Measure ID  N05603 3 299 Ammonia  Natural Gas Fired Reformers Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N05601 3 300 Ammonia  Natural Gas Fired Reformers Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N05604 3 301 Ammonia  Natural Gas Fired Reformers Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N05605 3 302 Ammonia Production; Feedstock Desulfurization Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N06202 3 303 Asphaltic Concrete; Rotary Dryer; Conversion Plant Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N07301 3 304 By Product Coke Manufacturing; Oven Underfiring Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N06503 3 305 Cement Manufacturing  Dry Selective Non Catalytic Reduction  NH3 Based Measure ID  N03304 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 17 of 33 306 Cement Manufacturing  Dry Mid Kiln Firing Measure ID  N03301 3 307 Cement Manufacturing  Dry Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N03302 3 308 Cement Manufacturing  Dry Selective Non Catalytic Reduction  Urea Based Measure ID  N03303 3 309 Cement Manufacturing  Dry Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03305 3 310 Cement Manufacturing  Wet Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03403 3 311 Cement Manufacturing  Wet Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N03402 3 312 Cement Manufacturing  Wet Mid Kiln Firing Measure ID  N03401 3 313 Ceramic Clay Manufacturing; Drying Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N07401 3 314 Coal Cleaning Thermal Dryer; Fluidized Bed Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N07503 3 315 Commercial, lnstitutional Incinerators Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N05901 3 316 Conv. Coating of Product; Acid Cleaning Bath Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N07901 3 317 Fiberglass Manufacturing; Textile Type Fiber; Recup Furnaces Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N07603 3 318 Fluid Catalytic Cracking Units; Cracking Unit Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N07802 3 319 Fuel Fired Equipment; Furnaces; Natural Gas Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N07201 3 320 Fuel Fired Equipment; Process Heaters, Propane Gas Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N06902 3 321 Gas Turbines  Jet Fuel Selective Catalytic Reduction + Water Injection Measure ID  N05002 3 322 Gas Turbines  Jet Fuel Water Injection Measure ID  N05001 3 323 Gas Turbines  Natural Gas Steam Injection Measure ID  N02402 3 324 Gas Turbines  Natural Gas Selective Catalytic Reduction + Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N02404 3 325 Gas Turbines  Natural Gas Selective Catalytic Reduction + Steam Injection Measure ID  N02405 3 326 Gas Turbines  Natural Gas Selective Catalytic Reduction + Water Injection Measure ID  N02406 3 327 Gas Turbines  Natural Gas Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N02403 3 328 Gas Turbines  Natural Gas Water Injection Measure ID  N02401 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 18 of 33 329 Gas Turbines  Oil Selective Catalytic Reduction + Water Injection Measure ID  N02302 3 330 Gas Turbines  Oil Water Injection Measure ID  N02301 3 331 Glass Manufacturing  Container Cullet Preheat Measure ID  N03002 3 332 Glass Manufacturing  Container Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N03003 3 333 Glass Manufacturing  Container Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03005 3 334 Glass Manufacturing  Container Oxygen Firing Measure ID  N03006 3 335 Glass Manufacturing  Container Electric Boost Measure ID  N03001 3 336 Glass Manufacturing  Container Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03004 3 337 Glass Manufacturing  Fiat Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N03102 3 338 Glass Manufacturing  Fiat Oxygen Firing Measure ID  N03105 3 339 Glass Manufacturing  Fiat Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03103 3 340 Glass Manufacturing  Fiat Electric Boost Measure ID  N03101 3 341 Glass Manufacturing  Fiat Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03104 3 342 Glass Manufacturing  Pressed Oxygen Firing Measure ID  N03206 3 343 Glass Manufacturing  Pressed Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03205 3 344 Glass Manufacturing  Pressed Cullet Preheat Measure ID  N03202 3 345 Glass Manufacturing  Pressed Electric Boost Measure ID  N03201 3 346 Glass Manufacturing  Pressed Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03204 3 347 Glass Manufacturing  Pressed Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N03203 3 348 IC Engines  Gas, Diesel, LPG Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04604 3 349 IC Engines  Gas, Diesel, LPG Ignition Retard Measure ID  N04601 3 350 ICI Boilers  Coal/ Cyclone Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01403 3 351 ICI Boilers  Coal/ Cyclone Natural Gas Reburn Measure ID  N01404 3 352 ICI Boilers  Coal/ Cyclone Coal Reburn Measure ID  N01402 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 19 of 33 353 ICI Boilers  Coal/ Cyclone Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01401 3 354 ICI Boilers  Coal/ FBC Selective Non Catalytic Reduction  Urea Measure ID  N01201 3 355 ICI Boilers  Coal/ Stoker Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01301 3 356 ICI Boilers  Coal/ Wall Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01101 3 357 ICI Boilers  Coal/ Wall Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01104 3 358 ICI Boilers  Coal/ Wall Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N01103 3 359 ICI Boilers  Coke Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04204 3 360 ICI Boilers  Coke Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N04203 3 361 ICI Boilers  Coke Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04201 3 362 ICI Boilers  Distillate Oil Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N01602 3 363 ICI Boilers  Distillate Oil Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N01601 3 364 ICI Boilers  Distillate Oil Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01603 3 365 ICI Boilers  Distillate Oil Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01604 3 366 ICI Boilers  Liquid Waste Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N04501 3 367 ICI Boilers  Liquid Waste Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04503 3 368 ICI Boilers  Liquid Waste Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04504 3 369 ICI Boilers  Liquid Waste Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N04502 3 370 ICI Boilers  LPG Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N04302 3 371 ICI Boilers  LPG Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N04301 3 372 ICI Boilers  LPG Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04304 3 373 ICI Boilers  LPG Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04303 3 374 ICI Boilers  MSW/ Stoker Selective Non Catalytic Reduction  Urea Measure ID  N02001 3 375 ICI Boilers  Natural Gas Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01704 3 376 ICI Boilers  Natural Gas Oxygen Trim + Water Injection Measure ID  N01703 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 20 of 33 377 ICI Boilers  Natural Gas Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N01702 3 378 ICI Boilers  Natural Gas Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01705 3 379 ICI Boilers  Natural Gas Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N01701 3 380 ICI Boilers  Process Gas Oxygen Trim + Water Injection Measure ID  N04103 3 381 ICI Boilers  Process Gas Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04104 3 382 ICI Boilers  Process Gas Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N04102 3 383 ICI Boilers  Process Gas Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N04101 3 384 ICI Boilers  Residual Oil Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N01502 3 385 ICI Boilers  Residual Oil Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01504 3 386 ICI Boilers  Residual Oil Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N01501 3 387 ICI Boilers  Residual Oil Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N01503 3 388 ICI Boilers Wood/ Bark/ Stoker Selective Non Catalytic Reduction  Urea Measure ID  N01801 3 389 Industrial Coal Combustion RACT to 50 tpy ( Low NOx Burners) Measure ID  N10001 3 390 Industrial Coal Combustion RACT to 25 tidy ( Low NOx Burners) Measure ID  N10002 3 391 Industrial Incinerators Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N06001 3 392 Industrial Natural Gas Combustion RACT to 25 tpy ( Low NOx Burners) Measure ID  N10202 3 393 Industrial Natural Gas Combustion RACT to 50 tpy ( Low NOx Burners) Measure ID  N10201 3 394 Industrial Oil Combustion RACT to 25 tpy ( Low NOx Burners) Measure ID  N10102 3 395 Industrial Oil Combustion RACT to 50 tpy ( Low NOx Burners) Measure ID  N10101 3 396 In Process Fuel Use; Bituminous Coal; General Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N08301 3 397 In Process Fuel Use; Natural Gas; General Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N08501 3 398 In Process Fuel Use; Residual Oil; General Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N08402 3 399 In Process; Bituminous Coal; Cement Kiln Selective Non Catalytic Reduction  Urea based Measure ID  , N08103 3 400 In Process; Bituminous Coal; Lime Kiln Selective Non Catalytic Reduction  Urea based Measure ID  N08203 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 21 of 33 401 In Process; Process Gas; Coke Oven Gas Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N08701 3 402 In Process; Process Gas; Coke Oven/ Blast Furnaces Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N08602 3 403 Internal Combustion Engines  Gas Ignition Retard Measure ID  N02201 3 404 Internal Combustion Engines  Gas Air to Fuel Ratio Measure ID  N02204 3 405 Internal Combustion Engines  Gas Air to Fuel Ratio + Ignition Retard Measure ID  N02207 3 406 Internal Combustion Engines  Gas L E ( Medium Speed) Measure ID  N02210 3 407 Internal Combustion Engines  Gas L E ( Low Speed) Measure ID  N02211 3 408 Internal Combustion Engines  Gas Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02212 3 409 Internal Combustion Engines  Oil Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02104 3 410 Internal Combustion Engines  Oil Ignition Retard Measure ID  N02101 3 411 Iron & Steel Mills  Annealing Low NOx Burners + Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03606 3 412 Iron & Steel Mills  Annealing Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03605 3 413 Iron & Steel Mills  Annealing Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N03601 3 414 Iron & Steel Mills  Annealing Low NOx Burners + Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03604 3 415 Iron & Steel Mills  Annealing Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03603 3 416 Iron & Steel Mills  Annealing Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N03602 3 417 Iron & Steel Mills  Galvanizing Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N03702 3 418 Iron & Steel Mills  Galvanizing Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N03701 3 419 Iron & Steel Mills  Reheating Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N03503 3 420 Iron & Steel Mills  Reheating Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N03502 3 421 Iron & Steel Mills  Reheating LEA Measure ID  N03501 3 422 Iron Production; Blast Furnace; Blast Heating Stoves Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N06703 3 423 Lime Kilns Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N05805 3 424 Lime Kilns Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N05802 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 22 of 33 425 Lime Kilns Selective Non Catalytic Reduction  Urea Based Measure ID  N05803 3 426 Lime Kilns Selective Non Catalytic Reduction  NH 3 Based Measure ID  N05804 3 427 Lime Kilns Mid Kiln Firing Measure ID  N05801 3 428 Medical Waste Incinerators Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03901 3 429 Municipal Waste Combustors Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N03801 3 430 Natural Gas Production; Compressors Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N08012 3 431 Nitric Acid Manufacturing Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02902 3 432 Nitric Acid Manufacturing Extended Absorption Measure ID  N02901 3 433 Nitric Acid Manufacturing Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02903 3 434 Open Burning Episodic Ban ( Daily Only) Measure ID  N12201 3 435 Plastics Products; Specific; ( ABS) Resin Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N06302 3 436 Primary Copper Smelters; Reverb Smelting Furnace Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N06602 3 437 Process Heaters  Distillate Oil Low NOx Burners + Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02507 3 438 Process Heaters  Distillate Oil Low NOx Burners + Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02506 3 439 Process Heaters  Distillate Oil Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N02501 3 440 Process Heaters  Distillate Oil Ultra Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N02504 3 441 Process Heaters  Distillate Oil Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02505 3 442 Process Heaters  Distillate Oil Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02503 3 443 Process Heaters  Distillate Oil Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N02502 3 444 Process Heaters  LPG Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N04801 3 445 Process Heaters  LPG Ultra Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N04804 3 446 Process Heaters  LPG Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04805 3 447 Process Heaters  LPG Low NOx Burners + Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04807 3 448 Process Heaters  LPG Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04803 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 23 of 33 449 Process Heaters  LPG Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N04802 3 450 Process Heaters  LPG Low NOx Burners + Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04806 3 451 Process Heaters  Natural Gas Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02703 3 452 Process Heaters  Natural Gas Ultra Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N02704 3 453 Process Heaters  Natural Gas Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02705 3 454 Process Heaters  Natural Gas Low NOx Burners + Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02706 3 455 Process Heaters  Natural Gas Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N02701 3 456 Process Heaters  Natural Gas Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N02702 3 457 Process Heaters  Natural Gas Low NOx Burners + Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02707 3 458 Process Heaters  Other Fuel Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N04901 3 459 Process Heaters  Other Fuel Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N04902 3 460 Process Heaters  Other Fuel Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04903 3 461 Process Heaters  Other Fuel Ultra Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N04904 3 462 Process Heaters  Other Fuel Low NOx Burners + Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04905 3 463 Process Heaters  Other Fuel Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04906 3 464 Process Heaters  Other Fuel Low NOx Burners + Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04907 3 465 Process Heaters  Process Gas Low NOx Burners + Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04707 3 466 Process Heaters  Process Gas Low NOx Burners + Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04706 3 467 Process Heaters  Process Gas Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N04702 3 468 Process Heaters  Process Gas Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N04701 3 469 Process Heaters  Process Gas Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04703 3 470 Process Heaters  Process Gas Ultra Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N04704 3 471 Process Heaters  Process Gas Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N04705 3 472 Process Heaters  Residual Oil Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N02601 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 24 of 33 473 Process Heaters  Residual Oil Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02603 3 474 Process Heaters  Residual Oil Low NOx Burners + Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02605 3 475 Process Heaters  Residual Oil Ultra Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N02604 3 476 Process Heaters  Residual Oil Low NOx Burners + Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02607 3 477 Process Heaters  Residual Oil Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N02602 3 478 Process Heaters  Residual Oil Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N02606 3 479 Sand/ Gravel; Dryer Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N07702 3 480 Secondary Aluminum Production; Smelting Furnaces/ Reverb Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N07001 3 481 Solid Waste Disposal; Government; Other Incinerator; Sludge Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N08901 3 482 Space Heaters  Distillate Oil Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N05402 3 483 Space Heaters  Distillate Oil Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N05403 3 484 Space Heaters  Distillate Oil Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N05404 3 485 Space Heaters  Distillate Oil Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N05401 3 486 Space Heaters  Natural Gas Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N05501 3 487 Space Heaters  Natural Gas Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N05502 3 488 Space Heaters  Natural Gas Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N05505 3 489 Space Heaters  Natural Gas Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N05504 3 490 Space Heaters  Natural Gas Oxygen Trim + Water Injection Measure ID  N05503 3 491 Starch Manufacturing; Combined Operations Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N06402 3 492 Steel Foundries; Heat Treating Furnaces Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N07101 3 493 Steel Production; Soaking Pits Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N06802 3 494 Sulfate Pulping  Recovery Furnaces Low NOx Burners + Flue Gas Recirculation Measure ID  N06102 3 495 Sulfate Pulping  Recovery Furnaces Selective Non Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N06105 3 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 25 of 33 496 Sulfate Pulping  Recovery Furnaces Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N06104 3 497 Sulfate Pulping  Recovery Furnaces Oxygen Trim + Water Injection Measure ID  N06103 3 498 Sulfate Pulping  Recovery Furnaces Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N06101 3 499 Surface Coating Operation; Coating Oven Heater; Natural Gas Low NOx Burners Measure ID  N08801 3 500 Utility Boilers Selective Catalytic Reduction Measure ID  N00101 3 501 Ammonia Plants Controls based on those for process heaters and industrial boilers STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 502 Cement Kilns Require combustion controls and post combustion controls ( SNCR) to achieve reductions of up to 70 percent on certain processes STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 503 Gas Turbines Limits for turbines burning natural gas at 25 42 ppm and as low as 9 15 ppm.+ limits for turbines burning distillate oil at 65 ppm or below, and as low as 25 42 ppm.. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 504 Glass Furnaces Combustion modifications, process changes and post combustion controls ( SNCR) + RACT limits of 5.3 5.5 lbs NOx/ ton of glass removed with limits as low as 4.0 lb NOx/ ton of glass removed + coordinate installation of controls with routine furnace rebuilds STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 505 Industrial and Commercial Boilers Limits for boilers larger than 100 mmBtu/ hr at levels of 0. t 5 lb/ mmBtu or below for coal and 0.05 lb/ mmBtu for oil and gas + limits for mid size boilers between 50 100 mmBtu/ hr at 0.10 lb/ mmBtu for gas, 0.12 lb/ mmBtu for distillate oil and 0.30 lb/ mmBtu for residual oil, 0.38 lb/ mmBtu for coal + boilers smaller than 50 mmBtu/ hr make annual " tune ups" to minimize excess air STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 506 Iron and Steel Mills Low NOx burners and FGR for reheat furnaces + SCR and low NOx burners for annealing furnaces + low NOx burners and FGR for galvanizing furnaces STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 507 Kraft Pulp Mills Industrial boilers regulated same as Industrial and Commercial Boilers + SNCR for recovery boilers + lime kilns regulated same as Cement Kilns STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 508 Medical Waste Incinerators Controls similar to those for municipal waste combustors STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 509 Municipal Waste Combustors EPA's regulation for large, existing MWCs emitting more than 250 tons/ day + more stringent limits ( e. g., 30 50 ppmv) or shorter averaging periods ( e. g., 8 hr average). STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 26 of 33 510 Nitric and Adipic Acid Plants Consider a standard of 2.0 lbs NOx/ ton of nitric acid produced, representing approximately 95 percent control. Even lower standards are achievable using SCR. The nation's four adipic acid plants are already regulated at over 80 per cent efficiency. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 511 Open Burning Restrict open burning on days when ozone exceedances are expected + reduce the amount of refuse burned by recycling municipal waste or mulching agricultural and landscaping waste STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 512 Organic Chemical Plants Controls on industrial boilers and process heaters for these sources STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 513 Petroleum Refineries Regulate refinery boilers and process heaters like other industries + regulate fluid catalytic cracking units by controlling CO boilers + SNCR or low NOx burners on tail gas incinerators STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 514 Process Heaters Limits of 0.036 lb/ mmBtu for gas and 0.05 lb/ mmBtu for other liquid fuels+ limits same as mid sized industrial boilers for gas, distillate oil and residual oil fired units STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 515 Reciprocating Internal Combustion Engines Limits for rich burn gas fired engines between 0.4 0.8 g/ bhp hr, for lean burn engines as low as 0.5 0.6 g/ bhp hr and for diesel engines at 0.5 1.1 g/ bhp hr. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 516 Residential Space and Water Heaters Set limit on new sources of 0.09 lbs// mmBtu of heat output + incentives to replace older space and water heaters STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 517 Utility Boilers T fired and wall fired coal units emissions of 0.15 lb/ mmBtu or below + oil and gas units emissions of 0.05 lb/ mmBtu + emission rates based on energy output STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 518 NOx RACT Rules States' NOx RACT rules NOx NSPS Regulations 13 519 Nitric/ adipic acids Nitric acid  2.3 lb/ ton extended adsorption; Adipic acid  7.4 lb/ ton extended adsorption ACT  Final 1991 EPA 450/ R 91 026 520 Availability/ Extent of NOx Controls ACT  Final 1992 EPA 450/ R 92 004 521 IC Engines Lean burn  LEC 2 gm/ bhp hr & Rich Burn  SNCR 2 gm/ bhp hr & Diesel  SCR 2 gm/ bhp hr ACT  Final 1993 EPA 450/ R 93 032 522 NESCAUM Utility Report ACT  Final 1992 EPA 453/ R 92 010 523 Gas Turbines Turbines > 25 MW: Wet injection + SCR  9 ppm ( 0.04 lb/ mm Btu & 8 25 MW: Low NOx combustion  42 ppm ACT  Final 1993 EPA 453/ R 93 007 524 Process heaters ( revised) NG  ULNB 0.05 lb/ mm Btu / Oil  ULNB 0.14 lb/ mm Btu ACT  Final 1993 EPA 453/ R 93 034 525 Cement Production procedures + SCR  2.8lb/ ton ACT  Final 1994 EPA 453/ R 94 004 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 27 of 33 526 Non utility boilers Natural gas  LNB + FGR 0.10 lb/ mmBtu & Residual oil  LNB + FGR 0.15 lb/ mmBtu & Stoker coal  SNCR 0.22 lb/ mmBtu ACT  Final 1994 EPA 453/ R 94 022 527 Utility boilers Gas / oil  SCR 0.08 lb/ mmBtu ACT  Final 1994 EPA 453/ R 94 023 528 Glass Pressed / blown  LNB 13 lb/ ton & Container  LNB 6 lb/ ton & Flat  SNCR 9.5 lb. ton ACT  Final 1994 EPA 453/ R 94 037 529 Iron and Steel Reheat furnace  LNB + FGR 0.2 lb/ mmBtu & Annealing furnace  LNB 0.5 lb/ mmBtu & Galvanizing furnace  LNB + FGR 0.5 lb/ mmBtu ACT  Final 1994 EPA 453/ R 94 065 530 Phase II MARAMA/ NESCAUM Utility Boiler ACT  Final 1996 EPA 453/ R 96 002 531 Utility Boilers Natural Gas  0.2lb/ mmBtu; Liquid Fossil Fuel  0.3 lb/ mmBtu; Subituminous Coal  0.5 lb/ mmBtu; Lignite  0.8 lb/ mmBtu; Bituminous Coal  0.6 lb/ mmBtu NOx NSPS Regulations Subpart Da 532 Nonutility Boilers Natural Gas and Distillate Oil  Low heat release rate  0.10 lb/ mmBtu; High heat  0.20 lb/ mmBtu Residual Oil  Low heat release rate  0.3 lb/ mmBtu; High heat release rate  0.4 lb/ mmBtu Coal  Mass Feed Stoker  0.5 lb/ mmBtu; Spreader Stoker and FBC  0.6 lb/ mmBtu; Pulverized Coal  0.7 lb/ mmBtu; Lignite  0.6 lb/ mmBtu NOx NSPS Regulations Subpart Db 533 Municipal Waste Combustors ( Began operation between 12/ 20/ 89 and 9/ 20/ 94) 180 ppm at 7% oxygen NOx NSPS Regulations Subpart Ea 534 Municipal Waste Combustors ( After 9/ 20/ 94) 180 ppm at 7% oxygen; after first year of operation  150 ppm at 7% oxygen NOx NSPS Regulations Subpart Eb 535 Medical Waste Incinerators 250 ppmv NOx NSPS Regulations Subpart Ec 536 Nitric Acid Plants 3.0 lb/ ton of acid produced NOx NSPS Regulations Subpart G 537 Gas Turbines Detailed equations 40 CFR 60.332 NOx NSPS Regulations Subpart GG Mobile VOC NO x Sources 538 Aircraft: Reduce Emissions by Altering Operations ( e. g., Taxiing) Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 539 Car Sharing Programs Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 540 Clean Alternative Fuel Usage ( Automobiles, Nonroad, Etc) Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 541 Commuter Choice/ Utilize Fed Tax Incentives: Parking Cash Out Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 28 of 33 542 Commuter Choice/ Utilize Fed Tax Incentives: Transit Checks Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 543 Commuter Choice/ Utilize Fed Tax Incentives: Vanpools Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 544 Heavy Duty Diesel Vehicles: Fuel Additives To Reduce Emissions Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 545 Heavy Duty Diesel Vehicles: Intermodal Freight Efficiency Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 546 Heavy Duty Diesel Vehicles: Reduce Truck Idling Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 547 Heavy Duty Diesel Vehicles: Require Low Sulfur Diesel Fuel Earlier Than EPA May Require Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 548 Heavy Duty Diesel Vehicles: Require Use Of Oxydiesel Fuel Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 549 Heavy Duty Diesel Vehicles: Upgrading/ Retrofit Equipment Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 550 Improved Airport Access Options Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 551 Improved Pedestrian Access Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 552 Intelligent Vehicle Highway Systems Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 553 Location Efficient Mortgage To Encourage Development Near Mass Transit Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 554 Marine Engines: Operating Restrictions Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 555 Marine Engines: Refueling/ Fuels Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 556 Ozone Action Day Programs Voluntary measure USEPA OMS 2 557 Parking Lot Tree Planting To Reduce Vehicle Temperatures And, Thereby, Evaporative Emissions Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 558 Provide Truckstop Electrification For In Truck Services Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 559 Proximate Commute Programs To Encourage More Efficient Employment Patterns Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 29 of 33 560 Station Cars To Promote User Friendliness Of Mass Transportation Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 561 Telecommuting Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 562 Transportation Control Measures: Congestion Pricing Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 563 Transportation Control Measures: Database Sharing/ Traffic Mgt Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 564 Transportation Control Measures: Emission Fees Voluntary measures USEPA OMS 2 565 Highway Vehicles  Gasoline Transportation Control Package Measure ID  mOT6 3 566 Highway Vehicles  Gasoline Federal Reformulated Gasoline Measure ID  mOT2 3 567 Highway Vehicles  LD Gas Trucks Tier 2 Standards Measure ID  mOT1 3 568 Highway Vehicles  LD Gasoline High Enhanced I/ M Measure ID  mOT3 3 569 Highway Vehicles  LD Gasoline Fleet ILEV Measure ID  mOT4 3 570 Nonroad Gasoline Engines Federal Reformulated Gasoline Measure ID  VNRFG 3 571 Accelerated Vehicle Retirement Implement an accelerated vehicle retirement, or " scrappage" program in conjunction with an I/ M program. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 572 California Low Emission Vehicles Adopt the California LEV program. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 573 Clean Fuel Fleets Adopt a CFFV program, if one is not already required. Where a CFFV program is required, increase its reduction potential by purchasing more CFFVs than called for in any year, purchasing vehicles that meet stricter emission standards than those required, or purchasing vehicles in advance, before requirements take effect. Areas encourage non covered fleets to participate and/ or require the purchase of ILEVs where fleet requirements from the Energy Policy Act are applicable. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 574 Employee Commute Options In areas not already required to implement an ECO program, evaluate the potential emission reductions to be achieved by implementing such a program and consider its implementation to achieve additional reductions and stabilize mobile source emissions. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 30 of 33 575 Motor Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Implementation of IM240 in areas not required to adopt such a program, in that IM240 tests for NOx and inspection and requires repairs accordingly. Augmenting the program by expanding geographic coverage, increasing maintenance of model year and vehicle class coverage and pre 1981 stringency rate, conducting inspections annually and/ or setting tighter cutpoints. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 576 Nonroad Vehicles and Engines In addition to EPA's regulations on 50 hp and above nonroad diesel engines, explore scrappage programs. among others, for near term reductions and to increase turnover of these sources, particularly for construction equipment. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 577 Reformulated Gasoline and Diesel Fuel Opt into the federal program or utilize Section 211 ( c)( 4) authority to adopt a state program, including the California RFG program or one focused on fuel properties ( e. g., reducing sulfur content of fuel). Adopt reformulated diesel fuel requirements, including the California reformulated diesel program, to achieve additional reductions from diesel engines. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 578 Transportation Control Measures Evaluate the potential effectiveness of TCMs based upon the particular needs and circumstances of a given area, emphasizing pricing strategies, such as parking management, traffic flow improvements and road pricing. STAPPA / ALAPCO 4 579 Bikeway Expansion Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 580 Bus Fare Reductions Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 581 Computerized Traffic Signals Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 582 Electrification or Use of Alternate Fuels in Airport Service Equipment Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 583 Encourage Clean Fueled City Buses, LNG, LPG, or Fuel Cells Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 584 Expand Bus Service Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 585 Expanded I/ M for Fleet Trucks/ Autos Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 586 Expanded I/ M for Heavy Duty Diesel Trucks Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 587 Flex Time Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 588 Guided Busways Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 589 Heavy Transit Rail Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 31 of 33 590 Heavy Duty Diesel Vehicles: Preventive Maintenance/ Rebuild Requirements at Specific Mileage Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 591 Install Remote Sensing to Identify High Emitting Vehicles Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 592 Light Rail Transit Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 593 New or Expanded Car Pools and Vanpools Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 594 New Sidewalks and Crosswalks Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 595 Park and Ride Lots Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 596 Repair Assistance ( I/ M Related) Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 597 Require Airport Buses to Use Alternate Fuels or Electric Power Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 598 School Car Pool Programs Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 599 Shuttle for Hire ( Clean Fueled) Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 600 Toll Reductions for High Occupant Vehicles Voluntary measures Texas NRCC 5 601 Accelerated Vehicle Retirement Accelerated vehicle retirement, or " scrappage," program in conjunction with an I/ M program. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 602 Accelerated Vehicle Retirement Consider implementing an accelerated vehicle retirement, or " scrappage" program in conjunction with an I/ M program. 6 603 California Low Emission Vehicles Adopt the California low emission vehicle program STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 604 Clean Fuel Fleets Adopt a clean fuel fleet vehicle ( CFFV) program and increase its reduction potential by expanding the use and performance of CFFVs STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 605 Motor Vehicle Inspection and Maintenance Augment basic or enhanced Inspection and Maintenance ( I/ M) programs by expanding vehicle coverage STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 606 Nonroad Vehicles and Engines In addition to EPA's regulations on 50 hp and above nonroad diesel engines, explore scrappage programs. among others, for near term reductions and to increase turnover of these sources, particularly for construction equipment. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 607 Non Road Vehicles and Engines Achieve reductions from lawn and garden equipment and recreational vessels STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 608 Reformulated Gasoline Opt into the federal reformulated gasoline program STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 11/ 29/ 1999 No Source Category Control Measure Description Resource Reference Page 32 of 33 609 Transportation Control Measures Employee Commute Options Employee Commute Options program. STAPPA / ALAPCO 6 610 Smart Growth Policiesa Voluntary measures to help create national, regional, and local coalitions to encourage metropolitan development that is: environmentally, fiscally, economically, and socially smart Smart Growth Network 10 611 Conversion to Alternative Fueled Vehicles Program Tax credits or deductions to for conversion to or purchase of alternative fueled vehicles and alternative fuel stations Arizona DEQ 11 612 Electric Power to Construction Sites Program Voluntary program to to reduce diesel and gasoline generators at construction sites by installing temporary power lines to the site Arizona DEQ 11 613 Lawn Mower and Garden Replacement Program Voluntary program to replace gasoline powered lawn and garden equipment with electric powered equipment Arizona DEQ 11 614 Reduce Emissions from Airport Ground Support Equipment Voluntary measures USEPA OMS EPA 420 R 99 007 a For the SIPs covering the 10 nonattainment areas listed in section 1.0 of thisreport, this measure has interactions with the Clean Air Act conformityrequirement. Before including this measure on a list of measures to submitto EPA for possible adoption into these SIPs, States should consult withEPA Regional Offices to ensure it is consistent with the conformityrequirement.

References 1 " Appendix IV A Stationary and Mobile Source Control Measures", South Coast Air Quality Management District, November 1996. ( Website  http:// www. aqmd. gov/ rules/ html/ tofc11. html)

2 " Aviation Emission Regulations/ Related Documents, Voluntary Emission Reduction Program for Airport Ground Support Equipment," http:// www. epa. gov/ oms/ aviation. htm# regs, EPA's Office of Mobile Sources.

3 " Control Measure Evaluations: The Control Measure Data Base for the National Emissions Trends Inventory ( ControlNET)," Draft Report, September 1999, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, EPA.

4 " Controlling Nitrogen Oxides Under the Clean Air Act: A Menu of Options", STAPPA/ ALAPCO, July 1994.

5 Draft document, " Strawperson  Control Option Evaluations," February 14, 1999, Texas Natural Resources Conservation 11/ 29/ 1999 Page 33 of 33 Commission.

6 Meeting the 15 Percent Rate of Progress Requirement Under the Clean Air Act: A Menu of Options", STAPPA/ ALAPCO, September 1993.

7 " Technical Support Document for the Development of Proposed Federal Implementation Plan ( FIP) Rules for Stationary Sources of Nitrogen Oxide Emissions in the Sacramento California Ozone Nonattainment Area", Final Draft, prepared for EPA Region 9, by E. H. Pechan & Associates, Inc.

8 US EPA. TTN Web. Unified Air Toxics Website: Rules & Implementation ( Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ uatw/ eparules. html)

9 California's Air Resources Board ( Website  http:// www. arb. ca. gov/ msprog/ spillcon/ gascanfs/ gascanfs. htm)

10 Smart Growth Network ( Website  http:// smartgrowth. org/ index_ frameset. html)

11 Arizona Department of Environmental Quality ( Website  http:// www. adeq. state. az. us/ air/ plan/ pop. html)

12 Illinois Environmental Protection Agency. ( Website  http:// www. epa. state. il. us/ air/# Regulations and Compliance)

13 " Summary of State NOx RACT Rules," Final Report, September 29, 1995, Office of Air Quality Planning and Standards, EPA. ( Website  http:// www. epa. gov/ ttn/ caaa/ t1/ memoranda/ noxregsm. pdf) 1 Table 12: Control Measures in the Ten Ozone Nonattainment Areas Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled Atlanta, GA Area Georgia ° NOx RACT ° VOC RACT ° 7.0 RVP ° AIM ° I/ M ° Stage I ° Stage II ° Low sulfur fuel ° Partnership for a Smog Free Georgia ° NLEV ° Heavy Duty Diesel ° Small Engine Standards ° Consumer and Commercial Products ° Natural gas strategy at Yates & McDonough power plant None Greater Connecticut Area Connecticut ROP plans through 1999 have been adopted.

SPECIFIC MEASURES:

° Stage II vapor recovery ° Reformulated gasoline  off road and area sources ° VOC RACT  all required CTGs adopted ° Rule Effectiveness improvements to cutback asphalt and gas. loading racks ° Auto Refinishing ° AIM Coatings ° Consumer Products ° On road mobile measures [ Tier I, reformulated gasoline ( phase I& II), high enhanced I/ M, NLEV] ° Off road engine standards ° OTC NOx MOU ° NOx SIP call adopted None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 2 Springfield, MA Area Massachusetts ROP plans through 1999 have been adopted; however, revised plans will be submitted to account for delayed start date for I/ M programs.

SPECIFIC MEASURES:

° Stage II vapor recovery ° VOC RACT; all required CTGs adopted; non CTG rule adopted but need some individual RACT determinations ° AIM coatings ° Auto Refinishing ° Consumer Products ° Reformulated gasoline for off road vehicles ° On road Mobile Measures [ high enhanced I/ M, Tier 1, CA LEV, reformulated gasoline ( phase I& II), Traffic Flow Improvement] ° Off road engine standards ° NOx RACT ° OTC NOx MOU ° NOx SIP call ( State intends to adopt by 11/ 99) Non CTG RACT for several individual VOC sources Washington, DC Area District of Columbia portion ° All applicable VOC CTG rules ° Generic non CTG VOC RACT ( will propose approval) ° NOx RACT ( proposed conditional limited approval) ° Stage 2 gasoline vapor recovery ° Open Burning Ban ° Enhanced I/ M ° Degreasing ° Lithography ° OTC NOx MOU ( implement by 5/ 99) ° Reform Gas Phase 1 and 2 ° Tier 1 Vehicle Standards & On board refueling vapor recovery Standards ° Federal Nonroad Small Spark Ignition Engine Standards ° Federal Marine Engine Standards ° Federal Locomotive Standards ° Federal Non road Diesel Engines ° NOx SIP Call ( adopt by 12/ 99, implement by 5/ 2003) ° Federal AIM ° Federal consumer products ° Federal Autobody ° NLEV ( adopt & due to submit by 9/ 99, not submitted to EPA) None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 3 Washington, DC Area Maryland portion ° All applicable VOC CTG rules ° Generic non CTG VOC RACT to 25 tpy ( conditional limited approval) ° Generic NOx RACT ( conditional limited approval) ° Degreasing ° Autobody Refinishing ° Landfills ° OTC NOX MOU ( implement by 5/ 00) ° Stage I gasoline vapor recovery ° NLEV ° Bakeries ° Degreasing ° Marine Vessel Coatings ° Polystyrene Production ° Yeast Manufacturing ° Jet Fuel Storage ° Leather Coating ° Screen Printing ° Plastic Parts Coating ° Graphic Arts & Lithography ° Landfills ° Fiberglass Production ° Explosives Manufacture ° Stage II gasoline vapor recovery ° Open Burning Ban ° Enhanced I/ M ( conditional approval) ° Tier 1 Vehicle Standards & On board refueling vapor recovery Stds ° Federal Nonroad Small Spark Ignition Engine Standards ° Federal Marine Engine Standards ° Federal Locomotive Standards ° Federal Non road Diesel Engines ° NOx SIP Call ( adopt by 9/ 99, implement by 5/ 2003) ° Federal AIM ° Federal consumer products ° Reformulated Gas  Phases 1 and 2 ° TCMs None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 4 Washington, DC Area Northern Virginia portion ° All applicable VOC CTG rules ° Generic non CTG VOC RACT to 25 tpy ° Generic NOx RACT ( conditional limited approval proposed 4/ 28/ 99) ° Degreasing ( will proposed full approval) ° Graphic Arts ° Landfills ( under EPA review) ° Stage 1 gasoline vapor recovery ° Stage 2 gasoline vapor recovery ° Open Burn Ban ° TCMs ° Enhanced I/ M ° Reformulated Gasoline Phase 1 & 2 ° Tier 1 Vehicle Standards & On board refueling vapor recovery Standards ° Federal Nonroad Small Spark Ignition Engine Standards ° Federal Marine Engine Standards ° Federal Locomotive Standards ° Federal Non road Diesel Eng ° Federal AIM ° Federal Autobody ° Federal consumer products ° NLEV None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 5 Baltimore, MD Area Maryland ° All applicable VOC CTG rules ° Generic non CTG VOC RACT to 25 tpy ( conditional limited approval) ° Generic NOx RACT ( conditional limited approval) ° Autobody Refinishing ° Rule Effectiveness  Stage 1 Vapor Recovery ° Stage 2 gasoline vapor recovery ° Air Toxics ° Enhanced I/ M ( conditional approval) ° Municipal Waste Combustors ( implement by 12/ 2000) ° Reformulated Gasoline ° Open Burn Ban ° Bakeries ° Degreasing ° Marine Vessel Coatings ° Polystyrene Production ° Yeast Manufacturing ° Jet Fuel Storage ° Leather Coating ° Screen Printing ° Plastic Parts Coating ° Graphic Arts & Lithography ° Landfills ° Fiberglass Production ° Explosives Manufacturing ° OTC NOx MOU ( implement by 5/ 00) ° NLEV ° Tier 1 Vehicle Standards & On board refueling vapor recovery Standards ° Federal Nonroad Small Spark Ignition Engine Standards ° Federal Marine Engine Standards ° Federal Locomotive Standards ° Federal Non road Diesel Engines ° NOx SIP Call ( adopt by 9/ 99, implement by 5/ 2003) ° Federal AIM ° Federal consumer products None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 6 Chicago, IL Area Illinois portion STRATEGY 2 Local Measures ° Enhanced I/ M ° TCMs ° Reformulated Gasoline ° RACT includes:

1) All Applicable CTG Categories 2) RACT Geographic Expansion to Counties Outside of Nonattainment Area 3) Lowered Source Size Cutoffs 4) TSDF RACT Phases I and II 5) Tightened RACT Standards for Coating Operations 6) Stage II Service Station Vapor Recovery 7) Underground Gasoline Storage Tank Breathing Controls 8) Auto Body Refinishing ° Coke Oven NESHAP ° Coke Oven MACT ° SOCMI NESHAP ° Marine Vessel Loading ° Plant Shut Downs ° Improved Rule Effectiveness Federal Measures ° TITLE IV  Phase I/ II ° FMVCP  Tier I ° National Energy Policy Act ° Gasoline Detergent Additives ° On Board Controls ° Off Road Small Engine Standards Industrial Solvent Cleanup Regulations  No Scheduled Adoption Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 7 Chicago, IL Area Indiana portion STRATEGY 2 Local Measures ° Enhanced I/ M ° Reformulated Gasoline ° RACT includes:

1) All Applicable CTG Categories 2) Stage II Service Station Vapor Recovery 3) Non CTG Generic RACT Rule 4) Auto Body Refinishing 5) VOL Storage Rule ° Coke Oven Battery Shutdowns ° Residential Open Burning Ban ° Keil Chemical Agreed Order ° Municipal Solid Waste Landfill Rule ° Coke Oven NESHAP Federal Measures ° TITLE IV  Phase I/ II ° FMVCP  Tier 1 ° On Board Controls ° Off Road Small Engine Standard Industrial Solvent Cleanup Regulations   No Scheduled Adoption Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 8 Houston, TX Area Texas ° 15% Plan Reductions:

1) RACT catchups, 2) Stage II, 3) Rule effectiveness improvements, 4) I/ M, 5) Reformulated gasoline, 6) SOCMI Reactor and Distillation, 7) AIM, 8) Consumer Products, and 9) Marine Vessel Loading ° 9% Plan reductions:

1) NOx RACT, 2) Land fill controls, 3) Pulp and Paper controls None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 9 Milwaukee, WI Wisconsin STRATEGY 2 Local Measures ° Enhanced I/ M ° Employee Commute Options ° Reformulated Gasoline ° Yeast Manufacturing Cont. ° Screen Printing Controls ° Foundries  Grey Iron and Steel ° Industrial Adhesives ° Degreasing ° RACT includes:

1) All Applicable CTG Categories 2) Stage II Service Station Vapor Recovery 3) Underground Gasoline Storage Tank Breathing Controls 4) Auto Body Refinishing ° Reformulated Gasoline  Off Road Federal Measures ° TITLE IV  Phase I/ II ° FMVCP  Tier I ° Gasoline Detergent Additives Rule ° On Board Controls ° Off Road Small Engine Standards Plastic Parts Coating  No Scheduled Adoption Industrial Solvents Cleanup Regulations  No Scheduled Adoption Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 10 New York City Metro Area Connecticut portion ROP plans through 1999 have been adopted.

SPECIFIC MEASURES:

° Stage II ° Reformulated gasoline  off road and area sources ° VOC RACT  all required CTGs adopted ° Rule Effectiveness improvements to cutback asphalt and gas. loading racks Auto Refinishing ° AIM Coatings ° Consumer Products ° On road mobile measures [ Tier I, Reformulated gasoline ( phase I& II), high enhanced I/ M, NLEV] ° Off road engine standards ° OTC NOx MOU ° NOx SIP call adopted The following still needs to be completed: in 2000, CT has committed to submit ROP thru 2007. Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 11 New York City Metro Area New Jersey portion ° All applicable VOC CTG rules ° Generic non CTG VOC RACT ( used as a catch all for remaining major sources) ° Generic NOX RACT ( used as a catch all for remaining major sources) ° Adhesives, AIM, Autobody Refinish, Bakeries, Batch processes, Consumer/ Commercial ° Degreasing, Glass forming, Graphic arts Rotogravure & flexographic ° Highway paints ° Industrial Wastewater ° Landfills ° Marine Vessel Loading ° Offset Lithography ° Pesticide application ° Pharmaceuticals ° POTW ° Pulp and paper ° Plastic Parts Coating ° SOCMI ° Stage 2 ° VOL Storage ° Wood furniture coating ° OTC NOx MOU ° NOx SIP Call ° Basic I/ M ° Enhanced I/ M ° Reform Gas  Phase 2 ° Clean Fuels Fleet ° TCM's ° NLEV ° Phase 2 small engines ° Screen printing ° Glass coating ° Tablet coating ° Leather coating ° Concrete pipe coating ° Gravure printing ° VOC transfer operations ° Chemical plant leak detection & repair ° Tanker ballasting operations ° Combustion controls  VOC ° Alternate Fuel incentive program ° Natural gas fueled buses None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 12 New York City Metro Area New York portion ° All applicable VOC CTG rules ° Generic non CTG VOC RACT ( used as a catch all for remaining major sources) ° Generic NOX RACT ( used as a catch all for remaining major sources) ° Aerospace, Autobody Refinish, AIM, Bakeries, Batch Processes ° Coke By Product ° Coke Oven Batteries ° Degreasing ° Graphic Arts Rotogravure and Flex. Printing ° Highway paints ° Industrial Wastewater ° Iron & Steel foundries ° Landfills ° Marine Vessel Load ° Offset Lithography ° Pesticides ° Pharmaceuticals ° Publicly owned treatment ° Pulp and paper ° Plastic Parts Coating ° SOCMI ° Shipbuilding & repair ° VOL Storage ° Wood furn. Coating ° Open Burning Ban ° Stage 2 ° TSDFs ° OTC NOx MOU ° Basic I/ M ° Enhanced I/ M ° Reform Gas  Phase 2 ° NOx SIP Call None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 13 New York City Metro Area New York portion continued ° Federal Consumer/ commercial products ° Federal non road engine standards ° Vinyl surface coating ° Urethane surface coating ° Leather surface coating ° Screen Printing ° Municipal Waste Combustors ° 500 MTA natural gas buses ° LEV program augmented by ZEV mandate ° Thrice annual taxi I/ M ° CNG taxi program None Philadelphia, PA Area Delaware portion ° All applicable VOC CTG rules ° Generic non CTG VOC RACT ° NOx RACT Regulation ° Aerospace ° Autobody Refinish ° Batch Processes ° Degreasing ( Industrial Cleaning Solvents) ° Landfills ° Marine Vessel Load ° Lithography ° SOCMI ° Open Burning Ban ° Stage 2 gasoline vapor recovery ° OTC NOx MOU ( implement by 5/ 1/ 99, will propose approval) ° Tier I Vehicle Standards & On board refueling vapor recovery Standards ° Low Enhanced I/ M ° Reformulated gasoline  Phase 2 ° Federal Nonroad Small Spark Ignition Engine Standards ° Federal Marine Engine Standards ° Federal Locomotive Standards ° Federal Non road Diesel Engines ° Benzene waste rule ° Federal AIM ° Federal consumer products ° NOx SIP Call ( adopt by 1999, implement by 5/ 2003) ° NLEV None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 14 Philadelphia, PA Area Maryland portion ° All applicable VOC CTG rules ° Generic non CTG VOC RACT to 25 tpy ( conditional limited approval) ° Generic NOx RACT ( conditional limited approval) ° Autobody Refinishing ° Rule Effectiveness  Stage 1 Vapor Recovery ° Stage 2 gasoline vapor recovery ° Air Toxics ° Enhanced I/ M ( conditional approval) ° Municipal Waste Combustors ( implement by 12/ 2000) ° Reformulated Gasoline ° Open Burn Ban ° Bakeries ° Degreasing ° Marine Vessel Coatings ° Polystyrene Production ° Yeast Manufacturing ° Jet Fuel Storage ° Leather Coating ° Screen Printing ° Plastic Parts Coating ° Graphic Arts & Lithography ° Landfills ° Fiberglass Production ° Explosives Manufacturing ° OTC NOx MOU ( implement by 5/ 00) ° NLEV ° Tier 1 Vehicle Standards & On board refueling vapor recovery standards ° Federal Nonroad Small Spark Ignition Engine Standards ° Federal Marine Engine Standards ° Federal Locomotive Standards ° Federal Non road Diesel Eng ° NOx SIP Call ( adopt by 9/ 99, implement by 5/ 2003) ° Federal AIM ° Federal consumer products None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 15 Philadelphia, PA Area New Jersey portion ° All applicable VOC CTG rules ° Generic non CTG VOC RACT ( used as a catch all for remaining major sources) ° Generic NOX RACT ( used as a catch all for remaining major sources) ° Adhesives, AIM, Autobody Refinish, Bakeries, Batch processes, Consumer/ Commercial ° Degreasing, Glass forming, Graphic arts Rotogravure & flexographic ° Highway paints ° Industrial Wastewater ° Landfills ° Marine Vessel Load ° Offset Lithography ° Pesticide application ° Pharmaceuticals ° POTW ° Pulp and paper ° Plastic Parts Coating ° SOCMI ° Stage 2 ° VOL Storage ° Wood furniture coating ° OTC NOx MOU ° NOx SIP Call ° Basic I/ M ° Enhanced I/ M ° Reform Gas  Phase 2 ° Clean Fuels Fleet ° TCM's ° NLEV ° Phase 2 small engines ° Screen printing ° Glass coating ° Tablet coating ° Leather coating ° Concrete pipe coating ° Gravure printing ° VOC transfer operations ° Chemical plant leak detection & repair ° Tanker ballasting operations ° Combustion controls  VOC ° Alternate Fuel incentive program ° Natural gas fueled buses None Nonattainment Area, State Measures Adopted or Scheduled for Adoption CAA Required Measures Not Adopted or Scheduled 16 Philadelphia, PA Area Pennsylvania portion ° All applicable VOC CTG rules ° Generic non CTG VOC RACT ( conditional limited approval) ° Generic NOx RACT ( conditional limited approval) ° Shutdowns ° Rule Effectiveness Improvement ° Stage 2 gasoline vapor recovery ° OTC NOX MOU ( implement by 5/ 99, proposed approval) ° Enhanced I/ M ° Reformulated Gasoline ° NLEV ( submitted 3/ 99, phase in starting with 1999 model year) ° Tier 1 Vehicle Standards & On board refueling vapor recovery Standards and On Board Vapor Recovery ° TSDF controls ° Federal Nonroad Small Spark Ignition Engine Standards ° Federal Marine Engine Standards ° Federal Locomotive Standards ° Federal Non road Diesel Eng ° NOx SIP Call ( adopt by 9/ 99, implement by 5/ 2003) ° Federal AIM ° Federal Autobody ° Federal consumer products None


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DEPARTMENT OF TRANSPORTATION

Federal Aviation Administration

[Summary Notice No. PE-2009-12]

Petition for Exemption; Summary of Petition Received

AGENCY: Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), DOT.

ACTION: Notice of petition for exemption received.

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SUMMARY: This notice contains a summary of a petition seeking relief
from specified requirements of 14 CFR 23.562. The purpose of this
notice is to improve the public's awareness of, and participation in,
this aspect of FAA's regulatory activities. Neither publication of this
notice nor the inclusion or omission of information in the summary is
intended to affect the legal status of the petition or its final
disposition.

DATES: Comments on this petition must identify the petition docket
number involved and must be received on or before April 15, 2009.

ADDRESSES: You may send comments identified by Docket Number FAA-2009-
0036 using any of the following methods:
     Government-Wide Rulemaking Web Site: Go to http://
www.regulations.gov and follow the instructions for sending your
comments electronically.
     Mail: Send comments to the Docket Management Facility;
U.S. Department of Transportation, 1200 New Jersey Avenue, SE., West
Building Ground Floor, Room W12-140, Washington, DC 20590.
     Fax: Fax comments to the Docket Management Facility at
202-493-2251.
     Hand Delivery: Bring comments to the Docket Management
Facility in Room W12-140 of the West Building Ground Floor at 1200 New
Jersey Avenue, SE., Washington, DC, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday
through Friday, except Federal holidays.
    Privacy: We will post all comments we receive, without change, to
http://www.regulations.gov, including any personal information you
provide. Using the search function of our docket Web site, anyone can
find and read the comments received into any of our dockets, including
the name of the individual sending the comment (or signing the comment
for an association, business, labor union, etc.). You may review DOT's
complete Privacy Act Statement in the Federal Register published on
April 11, 2000 (65 FR 19477-78).
    Docket: To read background documents or comments received, go to
http://www.regulations.gov at any time or to the Docket Management
Facility in Room W12-140 of the West Building Ground Floor at 1200 New
Jersey Avenue, SE., Washington, DC, between 9 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday
through Friday, except Federal holidays.

FOR FURTHER INFORMATION CONTACT: Mr. Bob Stegeman, Small Airplane
Directorate, Federal Aviation Administration, 901 Locust, Kansas City
MO 64106, fax<PHONE_NUMBER>, telephone<PHONE_NUMBER>, or Ralen Gao,
Office of Rulemaking, ARM-209, Federal Aviation Administration, 800
Independence Avenue, SW., Washington, DC 20591, fax<PHONE_NUMBER>,
telephone<PHONE_NUMBER>. This notice is published pursuant to 14 CFR
11.85.

    Issued in Washington, DC, on March 20, 2009.
Pamela Hamilton-Powell,
Director, Office of Rulemaking.

Petition for Exemption

    Docket No.: FAA-2009-0036.
    Petitioner: Mr. Dale J. Morrow.
    Section of 14 CFR Affected: 14 CFR 23.562.
    Description of Relief Sought: Mr. Dale J. Morrow seeks an exemption
to Title 14 Code of Federal Regulations, 23.562, ``Emergency Landing
Dynamic Conditions'' for a seat that can be occupied by a passenger on
a Pilatus PC-12 aircraft. The modified seat installation will
accommodate a passenger with certain medical conditions who cannot
comfortably be seated in a standard FAA approved aircraft passenger
seat. The proposed exemption would mitigate the impact threats for the
occupant in the modified seat with the use of alternative technologies.

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DEPARTMENT OF ENERGY

Federal Energy Regulatory Commission

[Project No. 11834-066]

Brookfield White Pine Hydro, LLC; Notice of Application Accepted
for Filing, Soliciting Comments, Motions To Intervene, and Protests

    Take notice that the following hydroelectric application has been
filed with the Federal Energy Regulatory Commission and is available
for public inspection:
    a. Type of Application: Amendment of Project License.
    b. Project No: 11834-066.
    c. Date Filed: September 18, 2017 and January 31, 2018.
    d. Applicant: Brookfield White Pine Hydro, LLC (licensee).
    e. Name of Project: Upper and Middle Dams Storage Hydroelectric
Project.
    f. Location: The project is located on the Rapid River in Oxford
and Franklin counties, Maine.
    g. Filed Pursuant to: Federal Power Act, 16 U.S.C. 791(a)-825(r).
    h. Applicant Contact: Kelly Maloney, License Compliance Manager,
Brookfield White Pine Hydro, LLC, 150 Main Street Lewiston, ME 04240.
[email protected].
    i. FERC Contact: Michael Calloway at<PHONE_NUMBER>, or
[email protected].
    j. Deadline for filing comments, motions to intervene, and protests
is 30 days from the issuance of this notice by the Commission. The
Commission strongly encourages electronic filing. Please file motions
to intervene, protests, and comments using the Commission's eFiling
system at http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/efiling.asp. Commenters can
submit brief comments up to 6,000 characters, without prior
registration, using the eComment system at http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/ecomment.asp. You must include your name and contact information
at the end of your comments. For assistance, please contact FERC Online
Support at [email protected],<PHONE_NUMBER> (toll free), or
(202) 502-8659 (TTY). In lieu of electronic filing, please send a paper
copy to: Secretary, Federal Energy Regulatory Commission, 888 First
Street NE, Washington, DC 20426. The first page of any filing should
include docket number P-11834-066.
    k. Description of Request: The licensee requests that the
Commission amend the project license to change the Angler Use Survey
schedule and include a new Water Quality Certificate issued by the
State of Maine on the January 31, 2018. The Water Quality Certificate
was amended to reflect the change in the Angler Use Survey schedule.
Under the proposal, Lake Angler Surveys at Richardson and
Mooselookmeguntic Lakes will be conducted in 2019, then next in 2024
and every five years thereafter. The River Surveys at Upper Dam Pool,
Rapid River, and Magalloway River will be conducted in 2021, and again
in 2026, and every five years thereafter.
    l. Locations of the Application: A copy of the application is
available for inspection and reproduction at the Commission's Public
Reference Room, located at 888 First Street NE, Room 2A, Washington, DC
20426, or by calling<PHONE_NUMBER>. This filing may also be viewed on
the Commission's website at http://www.ferc.gov using the ``eLibrary''
link. Enter the docket number excluding the last three digits in the
docket number field to access the document. You may also register
online at http://www.ferc.gov/docs-filing/esubscription.asp to be
notified via email of new filings and issuances related to this or
other pending projects. For assistance, call<PHONE_NUMBER> or email
[email protected], for TTY, call<PHONE_NUMBER>. A copy is also
available for inspection and reproduction at the address in item (h)
above.
    m. Individuals desiring to be included on the Commission's mailing
list should so indicate by writing to the Secretary of the Commission.
    n. Comments, Protests, or Motions to Intervene: Anyone may submit
comments, a protest, or a motion to intervene in accordance with the
requirements of Rules of Practice and Procedure, 18 CFR 385.210, .211,
.214. In determining the appropriate action to take, the Commission
will consider all protests or other comments filed, but only those who
file a motion to intervene in accordance with the Commission's Rules
may become a party to the proceeding. Any comments, protests, or
motions to intervene must be received on or before the specified
comment date for the particular application.
    o. Filing and Service of Responsive Documents: Any filing must (1)
bear in all capital letters the title ``COMMENTS''; ``PROTEST'', or
``MOTION TO INTERVENE'' as applicable; (2) set forth in the heading the
name of the applicant and the project number of the application to
which the filing responds; (3) furnish the name, address, and telephone
number of the person protesting or intervening; and (4) otherwise
comply with the requirements of 18 CFR 385.2001 through 385.2005. All
comments, motions to intervene, or protests must set forth their
evidentiary basis and otherwise comply with the requirements of 18 CFR
4.34(b). All comments, motions to intervene, or protests should relate
to the amendment application. Agencies may obtain copies of the
application directly from the applicant. A copy of any protest or
motion to intervene must be served upon each representative of the
applicant specified in the particular application. If an intervener
files comments or documents with the Commission relating to the merits
of an issue that may affect the responsibilities of a particular
resource agency, they must also serve a copy of the document on that
resource agency. A copy of all other filings in reference to this
application must be accompanied by proof of service on all persons
listed in the service list prepared by the Commission in this
proceeding, in accordance with 18 CFR 4.34(b) and 385.2010.

    Dated: February 1, 2018.
Kimberly D. Bose,
Secretary.
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