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Monthly Report of the Ventura County Air Pollution Control DistrictLawn mower program re-energizedMAY 2008For 2008, the program undergoes yet another makeoverBy Stan CowenThe APCD lawn mowertrade-in program hasbeen re-energized sincethe District received a 50,000 grant from theCalifornia Air ResourcesBoard (ARB) for the program.The District has had a tradein program since 1999 when219 gasoline mowers wereretired for deals on electricones at the Home & GardenShow in Ventura. Since then,hundreds of dirty mowershave been replaced by electricmowers.This new funding originatesfrom state enforcementpenalties when Toyota issueda recall on vehicle smogcontrols back in 2001. As aresult, the rebates have beenincreased from 150 to 200for battery cordless electricmowers and from 50 to 129for plug-in electric mowers.Moreover, the two vendors inthe program, Lowe’s andCountry Home Products, havefurther discounted theirelectric mowers to provideeven more mower for yourmoney. After rebates, CountyHome Product’s NeutonCordless now sells for 89,including free delivery.Lowe’s has discounted theirBlack & Decker CordlessHundreds of dirty mowers have beenreplaced by electric mowers.which sells for 179 plus taxafter rebate. For a limitedtime until May 3, 2008, Lowesis also offering a rebate of a 40 gift card with purchase ofthe Black & Decker cordless,and a 25 gift card on theBlack & Decker plug-inelectric mower. Besides theprice, the big differencebetween these two cordlessmodels is the cutting path,which is 14 inches for theNeuton and 19 inches for theBlack & Decker.Given the soaring price ofgasoline, the advantages ofan electric lawn mower aregreater than ever before. Theelectric mower improves airquality (a gasoline moweroperating for one hour putsout as much emissions as 40new cars driven for one hour)and our health frombreathing gasoline vaporsand mower exhaust. Themowers are easy to operateand produce much lessnoise than gasoline mowers.The District’s programworks a little differentlythan other air districts, suchas the South Coast AQMD.You may have seen an insertin your Southern CaliforniaEdison electricity bill thisspring advertising the SouthCoast program. But that isWE ALL KNOW HYBRIDVEHICLES ARE GOOD FORAIR QUALITY, BUT DIDYOU KNOW ABOUT THE1917 WOODS?SEE PAGE 5
APCD CalendarAIR POLLUTIONCONTROL BOARDMay 11, 2008Board ChambersAdministration Building800 South Victoria Avenue VenturaSOUTH CENTRALCOAST BASINWIDE AIRPOLLUTION CONTROLCOUNCILJuly 16, 2008Santa Barbara APCD260 North San Antonio RoadSanta BarbaraAPCD ADVISORYCOMMITTEEFor more information, call MikeVillegas at 805/645-1440.Fourth Tuesday, 7:30 p.m., asneededLarge Conference Room669 County Square Drive VenturaAPCD RULE WORKSHOPSSee Rule Update section.CLEAN AIR FUNDADVISORY COMMITTEEThird Tuesday, 4:30 p.m., asneededLarge Conference Room669 County Square Drive VenturaAPCD HEARING BOARDMondays, 5:30 p.m., as neededBoard ChambersAdministration Building800 South Victoria Avenue Ventura2AIR POLLUTION CONTROL BOARDKathy Long, District 3, ChairBrian Brennan, San Buenaventura, ViceChairSteve Bennett, District 1Linda Parks, District 2Peter Foy, District 4John K. Flynn, District 5Jonathan Sharkey, Pt. HuenemeThomas Holden, OxnardMike Morgan, CamarilloPaul Miller, Simi ValleyVENTURA COUNTYAIR POLLUTION CONTROL DISTRICT669 County Square Drive, 2nd FloorVentura, CA 93003AIR POLLUTION CONTROL OFFICERMichael VillegasSKYLINESEditor—Barbara PageDesktop Publishing—Natalie KreymerDIRECTORYGeneral gAgricultural burning,smog forecast654-2807Complaints (7 a.m.-5 p.m.,Mon-Thurs)645-1445Complaints (recording) 654-2797MonitoringDivision645-1410Permit processing645-1417Permit renewal645-1404Public information645-1415Smoking VehicleHotline800/559-SMOGEmail address:info@vcapcd.org
not our program. Our tradein program is an ongoingpromotion, which means youcan participate at yourconvenience. All you have todo is recycle your old gasolinemower at either StandardIndustries in Ventura orOxnard Metal in Oxnard. Geta receipt for your old mower,which you take in person,mail, fax, or scan and email toAPCD to get your voucher.The voucher is worth a hugediscount on an electricmower. The South CoastAQMD and other air districtstypically hold weekend eventsat different locationsin their area, where mowersare exchanged and paid for.In the Ventura County, onceyou have recycled your oldmower, you can do the rest ofthe transaction in the comfortof your own home if you optfor the Neuton mower.Otherwise, you will go to oneof the Lowe’s stores in Ventura or Simi Valley. If you goto Lowe’s, remember topurchase the mower at theCustomer Service counter,and make sure that they giveyou the discounted price(printed on the voucher). Ifthey scan the mower’s barcode, the retail price will comeup. That’s the price that people pay who are notparticipating in the trade-inprogram.Go electric.You will beglad you did!3This trade-in program hasbeen ongoing since October2006, and so far, we havecrushed and recycled about180 lawn mowers. By havingan ongoing program, we areable to run the programcost-effectively without theneed for manning weekendevents, not to mention thelogistics and overtime hoursrequired. We even have a lawnmower hot line. Yes, it’s me Stan the Lawn Mower Man,and my number is 805/ 6451408. One of the great thingsabout this program is that itprovides an opportunity forVentura County residents todo something positive for theenvironment, for themselves,and for their wallet. So forgetthe high cost and hassle ofoperating a gasoline mower,and go electric; you will beglad you did.
AirLinesDraft AQMP available for review. The FinalDraft 2007 Ventura County Air Quality Management Plan (AQMP) presents VenturaCounty’s strategy for attaining the federal8-hour ozone standard as required by the federal Clean Air Act Amendments of 1990. It alsopresents the District’s Triennial Assessmentand Plan Update required by the CaliforniaClean Air Act of 1988. The final draft 2007AQMP is substantially the same as the draft2007 AQMP but now contains an attainmentdemonstration showing that the county willattain the federal 8-hour ozone standard byJune 15, 2013, the deadline for serious 8-hourozone nonattainment areas.The 2007 AQMP also contains several otherelements, including: a revised Reasonable Further Progress demonstration, an updatedMotor Vehicle Conformity Budget for transportation conformity purposes, revised emissioninventory and emission forecasts, and arevised local control strategy containingseveral new and “further study” emission control measures.Movie Poster completed. The poster for thefilm Air – the search for one clean breath isnow finished. The artwork was created byJim Graca and is a movie poster standardsize – big! If anyone would like a copy of theposter, contact public information managerBarbara L. Page at 645-1415. There was asneak preview of the film at the U.S. EPA’sAir Now Conference in Portland on April 8.The 2007 AQMP and associated NegativeDeclaration are available on the District'swebsite at http://www.vcapcd.org, and at theAPCD office, located at 669 County SquareDrive, 2nd Floor, Ventura, California, between8 a.m. and 5 p.m., Monday through Friday.Copies of the 2007 AQMP Negative Declarationare also available by calling the District at(805) 645-1400. Call that same number forinformation on submitting comments. TheAPCD Board will consider adopting the 2007AQMP and Negative Declaration during itsregular board hearing:Earth Day happenings. District staff was outand about the county this past month doingmany environmental events. According topublic information manager Barbara L. Page,“This is our busiest time of year for outreachevents. April is Earth Day month, and we havemany requests for participation in eventsthroughout the county.” We were at the SimiValley Earth Day at Town Center Mall, andthe Interactive Fair & Career Expo at theVentura County Fairgrounds. The public information division also distributed materials onair quality to many other county companiesand organizations for their Earth Day celebrations.May 13, 2008, 11:00 a.m.Board of Supervisors Meeting RoomHall of AdministrationVentura County Government Center800 South Victoria AvenueVentura, California4
on climate changeThe California Air Resources Board takes the lead – again.On March 27, the Air Resources Board votedto triple the amount of zero emission vehiclesthat staff had proposed for automakers to produce from 2012 through 2014, while directingstaff to look at overhauling the program to account for climate change benefits.25,000 ZEVs, there are no remaining plugin hybrid requirements.Additionally, ARB Chairman Mary Nicholsdirected staff to overhaul the ZEV programfor 2015 vehicles to synch up with otherBoard tailpipe emission programs such asthe Pavley regulations addressing greenhouse gas emissions and the low emissionsvehicle program.Staff had proposed to require 2,500 pure zeroemission vehicles, which the Board increasedto 7,500. Automakers can produce fewerZEVs, 5,357, if they are long-range fuel cellvehicles or they can opt to satisfy the requirement by manufacturing 12,500 battery electric vehicles with a range of 100 miles.“Today’s decision will lead to more greenauto choices for consumers now while keeping the pressure on the automotive engineers to continue fine tuning the technologies that will yield an all electric-drive vehicle fleet for California in the near future,”Nichols said. “We must continue to push forall types of technologies - - fuel cells, electricvehicles, and hydrogen powered cars - - aswe fight our duel battles against smog andglobal warming.”The Board maintained a second component ofthe vehicle emissions reduction program thatallows the automakers flexibility in their alternative fuel programs by requiring an additional 66,000 plug-in hybrids during thatsame period. If the automakers produce(source: ARB news release, 3/27/08)Look who’s a hybrid!This 1917 Woods Dual Power ran on gas andelectricity. Built in Chicago, Illinois, theWoods Dual Power featured a four-cylinderengine, coupled to an electric motorgenerator, which could be operated separately or together. But, unlike the hybrids oftoday, the Woods was heavy, slow, expensiveto buy, and difficult to operate. Due to thesecomplications, it wasn’t a commercial success and the model was produced only in1917 and 1918. The one pictured here is inthe Petersen Automotive Museumin Los Angeles.(photo: Don Price)5
Engineering UpdateVisit http://www.vcapcd.org/engineering division.htmPermit ActivitiesMARCH 2008Authorities to ConstructMonthPermits to OperateMonthPermits Requested8Permits Requested27Permits Issued6Permits Issued23Applications Under Review30Applications Under Review104Sources Holding Permits67Sources Holding Permits1441Average Turnaround Time5.1 WeeksAverage Turnaround Time10.4 WeeksAuthority to Construct Applications ReceivedMARCH 2008PermitFacilityCityProject Description00041-998 Aera Energy LLCVenturaTank Replacement Project01006-380 Naval Base Ventura CountyPort Hueneme Replace Emergency Engine - B2Authorities to Construct IssuedMARCH 2008PermitFacilityCityProject Description00053-240 Vintage Production CaliforniaSanta PaulaDrill New Richardson Wells00053-250 Vintage Production CaliforniaSanta PaulaDrill New Culbert Wells00997-380 Naval Base Ventura CountyPoint Mugu07915-150 Pleasant Valley FieldOxnardReplacement Crane DieselEngineNew Wells and Tanks07971-100 Chevron Service Station #7692 VenturaInstall Vapor Extraction System07976-100 Arbors Building No. BThousand OaksInstall HVAC Boiler07977-100 Arbors Building No. DThousand OaksInstall HVAC Boiler6
Permit to Operate Applications ReceivedMARCH 2008Permit00008-541FacilityCityProject DescriptionVintage ProductionCalifornia LLCMandalay GeneratingStationAera Energy LLCVenturaRule 74.16 Cost ExemptionOxnardPart 70 Reissuance (No. 2)VenturaRule 74.16 Exemption - 995 RevisedSouthern California GasCo.Ormond Beach Gen.StationE.F. Oxnard LLCVenturaPart 70 Reissuance ApplicationOxnardPart 70 Reissuance (No. 2)OxnardPart 70 ReissuanceVenturaIncrease Material Consumption LimitPoint MuguReplacement Crane Diesel EngineSan NicolasIslandSimi ValleyExisting Portable Gasoline Engine01395-241Bluestar Silicones USACorporationNaval Base VenturaCountyNaval Base VenturaCountySimi Valley Landfill01412-122Republic Fastener Mfg.Newbury Park05477-121H.D.O.C. #106VenturaIncrease Consumption & ReplaceOxidizerPhase II EVR with ISD05485-131Arco Facility #06192CamarilloPhase II EVR with ISD05526-161Shell CamarilloCamarilloPhase II EVR with ISD05691-141Telegraph ChevronVenturaPhase II EVR with ISD05700-141VenturaPhase II EVR with ISDCamarilloIncrease Gasoline ThroughputOxnardPhase II EVR with ISD06430-121MacLand InvestmentsChevronLeisure VillageAssociationEl Rio Vineyard Shell &FoodmartArco Facility #06390OxnardPhase II EVR with ISD07218-151Grimes Rock Inc.FillmoreOperate Additional Equipment07417-121Applied Powdercoat, Inc. OxnardOperate New Spray Booth07432-141Catalytic Solutions, Inc.OxnardModify Annual Production Limits07453-111Peach Hill Soils, Inc.MoorparkExisting Diesel Engine07795-T01JT Shutter and Cabinet Newbury ParkFinishingUSA Gasoline #81 (VES) VenturaTransfer of Ownership - JTSAmerican SoilAmendment ProductsCaptured Images, Inc.Simi ValleyExisting Engine and Screening PlantNewbury ParkExisting Graphic Arts 107933-10107986-10107987-1017Increase LFG Consumption LimitsVapor Extraction System
Permits to Operate IssuedMARCH 2008PermitFacilityCityProject Description00041-1001 Aera Energy LLCVenturaRule 74.16 Exemption - 995 Revised00041-995Aera Energy LLCVenturaRule 74.16 Exemption - 12 Wells00396-281Operate Heater Treater01422-161Venoco, Inc. - WestOxnardMontalvoVentura Co. Fleet Services Ventura County05127-121Moorpark CollegeMoorparkIncrease Gasoline Throughput Limit05435-141Arco Facility #09614Thousand OaksPhase II EVR with ISD05464-151AllianceSimi ValleyPhase II EVR with ISD05477-121H.D.O.C. #106VenturaPhase II EVR with ISD05492-141Arco Facility #01695Thousand OaksPhase II EVR and ISD05526-161Shell CamarilloCamarilloPhase II EVR with ISD05665-131Arco Facility #03077VenturaPhase II EVR and ISD05691-141Telegraph ChevronVenturaPhase II EVR with ISD06408-131El Rio Vineyard ShellOxnardFoodmartCostco Wholesale Corp.Simi Valley#128Production Tool Specialties Ventura CountyPhase II EVR with ISDThousand OaksInstall Diesel Particulate Filter07660-121California LutheranUniversityEl Rio Co. GC-515OxnardModify Emergency Engine Permit07773-101Ojai Coffee Roasting Co.OjaiExisting Coffee Roaster07805-101Avica, Inc.Simi ValleyExisting Manufacturing Operations07910-101CamarilloExisting Auto Spray Booths07915-161Regional OccupationalProgramPleasant Valley FieldOxnardRule 74.16 Exemption Request07926-101Coast Cities CremationsVenturaOperate New a CountyPortable Abrasive Blasting06413-15107333-12107464-1118Modify Portable Engine Hours LimitIncrease Gasoline ThroughputAdditional Portable Oil Heater
ERC Balances by Company (Units – Tons per Year)As of April 8, 2008Company NameAera Energy LLCAera Energy LLCAmgen, Inc.Amgen, Inc.Berry Petroleum CompanyC. D. LyonChevron Environmental k Composites & Polymers Co.Costco Wholesale CorporationDos Cuadras Offshore ResourcesDos Cuadras Offshore ResourcesEquilon California Pipeline Co. LLCGF Health Products, Inc.Gilroy Foods, Inc.Haas AutomationHalaco Engineering CompanyHanson AggregatesHunter Resources DevelopmentKTI Engineers & ConstructorsMirada Petroleum, Inc.Naval Base Ventura CountyNaval Base Ventura CountyNestle Food CompanyNorthrop Grumman CorporationOccidental Chemical CorporationOryx Energy CompanyOxnard Lemon CompanyPacific Custom Materials, Inc.Pacific Operators Offshore LLCParker Advanced FiltrationProcter & Gamble Paper ProductsProcter & Gamble Paper ProductsPTI Technologies, Inc.PTI Technologies Inc.Reichhold Chemicals, Inc.Reliant Energy Mandalay, Inc.Royal CoatingsSanta Fe Energy Operating PartnersSanta Fe Minerals, Inc.Seneca Resources CorporationSeneca Resources oYesYesNoYes
ERC Balances by Company (Units – Tons per Year)As of September 13, 2007Company NameShell California Pipeline Co.Solar World Industries American LPSolar World Industries American LPSouthern California Edison Co.St. John’s Regional Medical CenterSully Miller Contracting Co.Technicolor Home EntertainmentTEG Oil & Gas USA, Inc.Tenby, Inc.The Boeing CompanyThe Boeing CompanyThe Termo CompanyUnocalVaquero EnergyVenoco, Inc.Venoco, Inc.Ventura County APCD BoardVintage Production California LLCVintage Production California LLCWaste Management Energy oNoYesNoEach balance above represents one or more ERC Certificates. If there is a “Limitation”on a balance, no reactive organic compound or nitrogen oxide emission reduction creditsin that balance may be used for emission offsets at a stationary source that has permittedemissions greater than 25 tons per year of that pollutant. (See Rule 26.4.D.3 for details).A more detailed report is available on the forms page (under Forms-Permits-ERC Report)on the District website (www.vcapcd.org). If you have any questions, please contactKerby E. Zozula of the Engineering Division at 805/645-1421.10
Enforcement UpdateVisit http://www.vcapcd.org/compliance division.htmEnforcement ActivitiesMARCH 2008InspectionsMonthF/YViolationsPermit/Other Inspections2482048Notices of Violation IssuedComplaints Received and14132Cases Settled after OfficeInvestigatedConferenceBreakdowns Received and783InvestigatedAsbestos Inspections871New Business1947Settlement/Fines*NOTE: Year-end totals include corrections for previous months.Month1419F/Y139153 50,944.20 257,190.20Sources Operating Under VarianceMARCH 2008No.800ShortVarianceFacility/LocationJohanson Technology, Inc.SourceCatalytic ThermalOxidizerRule29.C, PermitConditionEnd Date4/13/08StatusOn ScheduleEnd DateNoneStatusCeasedoperatingSources Operating UnderStipulated Conditional Order of AbatementMARCH 2008No.794Facility/LocationStir Crazy CoffeeSourceCoffee Roaster11Rule51H&SC 41700
Notices of Violation IssuedMARCH 2008NOV No.FacilityCityViolationFailure To Submit AnnualReport - Operator ManagementPlanInadequate Recordkeeping Boiler Tune-up ReportPermit Condition Not Met EnginesFailure To Meet BoilerEmissions - BoilersOperating Without A Permit EnginesCARB Title 17 Defect-PHI/II V.R. System Testing FailureCARB Title 17 Defect-PHI/II V.R. System Testing FailurePermit Condition Not Met Exceeding Gas UsageExceeding Particulate Matter Portable EnginesExceeding Particulate Matter Portable EngineOperating Without A Permit EngineCARB Title 17 Defect-PHI/II V.R. System Testing FailureV.R. Testing Failure - StaticTestingOperating Without A Permit –Engines021595Crest Energy, Inc.Fillmore021596Ecology Control IndustriesVentura County021597Simi Valley021634Vintage ProductionCalifornia LLCTeledyne ImagingSensorsWhite Line SweepersOxnard0216357-Eleven #33159Oxnard021636Oxnard Vineyard ChevronOxnard021725Ventura Beach MarriottVentura021771Pacific Rock, Inc.Camarillo021772Pacific Rock, Inc.Camarillo021773Ventura021826California Well Services,LLCCampus Plaza ShellMoorpark021908Arco AM/PM #06516Piru021952V.C. WatershedProtection DistrictPort Hueneme021598Camarillo12NOV 3/25/20083/4/20083/11/2008
Rule Development UpdateVisit www.vcapcd.org/rules division.htmliter (g/l), or 0.21 lb/gal. The effective date forthese revisions is 90 days after adoption by the AirPollution Control Board, or July 8, 2008.Recent Board ActionsPermit Fees (Rule 42 – Revised): On April 8,2008, the Air Pollution Control Board adoptedrevisions to Rule 42. The revisions include an 8percent increase in permit renewal fee rates,effective July 1, 2008. For permit holders payingthe minimum fee, this revision will result in a feeincrease of no more than 38.00 per year.The revisions will reduce actual ROCemissions by approximately 19 percent, or 6.64tons per year (tpy). About 36 percent of theemission reduction (2.40 tpy) results from thechange in coating requirements. The remaining 64percent (4.24 tpy) results from the proposed 25 g/lthreshold for cleaning solvents.District operations are funded by state andfederal grants, automobile registration fees, andfees charged to sources of air pollution. The APCDreceives no property tax revenue or general fundrevenue. The fee increase is necessary to offsetrising expenses and to maintain APCD reservefunds at a level of four to six months of operatingexpenses. For additional information contact DonPrice at 805/645-1407 or don@vcapcd.org.The final rule and final staff report appear onthe District website noted above. For additionalinformation, contact Don Price at 805/645-1407or don@vcapcd.org.Agricultural Diesel Engine Registration (Rules250 and 48 – New): On September 11, 2007, theAir Pollution Control Board adopted new Rule 250,Agricultural Diesel Engine Registration, andaccompanying new Rule 48, Agricultural EngineRegistration Fees. The rules will implement newCalifornia Air Resources Board (ARB) requirements for diesel engines used in agriculturaloperations. The new requirements apply to nearlyall diesel engines used to power irrigation, boosterand well-lift pumps. They do not apply to dieselengines used to propel farm equipment such astrucks and tractors.Soil Decontamination Operations (Rule 74.29,Rule 44, and Rule 23 – Revised): On April 8, 2008,the Board adopted revisions to Rule 74.29. Therevisions expand the rule to include requirementsfor the excavation, transportation, and handling ofcontaminated soil. These changes are requiredbecause, under the provisions of Health and SafetyCode section 40914(b)(2), staff is required todemonstrate that the District's plan to attain theCalifornia ambient ozone standard provides forexpeditious implementation of "every feasiblemeasure" to reduce ozone precursor emissions(including reactive organic compounds, or ROC).In addition, rule language was clarified anddefinitions were added and changed.The rules implement an ARB requirement thatlocal air districts to establish an agricultural dieselengine registration program, with a deadline forregistration of March 1, 2008. The final rulesappear on the District’s website noted above.Registration forms are now available on theDistrict's website under "Forms." For additionalinformation, contact Don Price at 805/645-1407or don@vcapcd.org.Due to the deletion of an exemption from Rule74.29, Rule 23.F.23 was revised and Rule 44.B.4was deleted. The final rules and final staff reportappear on the District website. For additionalinformation, contact Don Price at 805/645-1407or don@vcapcd.org.Air Pollution Control BoardFugitive Dust (Rule 55 – New): On May 13,2008, the Board will hold a public hearing to consider proposed new Rule 55, which will regulatefugitive dust emissions from construction operations, bulk material handling operations, off-fieldagricultural operations and track-out onto pavedroadways.Surface Coating of Metal Parts and Products(Rule 74.12 – Revised): On April 8, 2008, the Boardadopted revisions to Rule 74.12. The revisionsinclude a lower ROC limit for general air-dry onecomponent coatings (2.3 lb/gal) and a new multicomponent coating category at 2.8 lb/gal. Also, aspecial category for lab furniture coatings wasdeleted. In addition, a requirement to use lowemission cleanup solvents for spray gun andgeneral purpose cleanup was adopted. ROCcontent is limited to no more than 25 grams perA final environmental impact report (FEIR) hasbeen completed and is available on the Districtwebsite. The FEIR was reviewed for compliance13
with the California Environmental Quality Act(CEQA) by the Ventura County EnvironmentalReport Review Committee (ERRC) on Wednesday,January 16, 2008. ERRC recommended certification of the FEIR by the Air Pollution ControlBoard. For additional information, contact StanCowen at 805/645-1408 or stan@vcapcd.org.Compliance Dates; March 1, 2008Registration of Agricultural Engines (Rule250): The California Air Resources Board (ARB)recently finalized new regulations for diesel enginesused in agricultural operations. In general, theseregulations apply to nearly all diesel engines usedto power irrigation pumps; however, they will notapply to diesel engines used to power farmequipment such as trucks and tractors. The newregulations have both administrative requirementsand emission control requirements. An ARB factsheet is available to provide additional informationand details on these new requirements.Public WorkshopsMotor Vehicle and Mobile Equipment CoatingOperations (Rule 74.18- revised): On April 29, 2008,the District will hold a public workshop on proposedamendments to Rule 74.18. The workshop is anopportunity for affected businesses, especially autobody shops and vehicle refinishing shops, tocomment on the proposed rule amendments, whichare based on the Suggested Control Measure (SCM)adopted by the California Air Resources Board onOctober 20, 2005.To implement the state agricultural dieselengine regulations, the District adopted Rule 250,"Registration of Agricultural Engines" on September 11, 2007. The rule establishes a diesel engineregistration program with a deadline of March 1,2008. The registration program is not a permittingprogram, but requires application forms and feessimilar to a permitting program. The fees aresignificantly less than permitting fees and arespecified in Rule 48. Both rules appear on theDistrict website noted above.As a non-attainment area for both federal andstate ozone air quality standards, Ventura County isrequired to adopt all feasible measures, such as theSCM, to reduce reactive organic compound emissions.The draft staff report and draft amended rule areavailable on the District website. For additionalinformation, contact Stan Cowen at 805/645-1408or stan@vcapcd.org.For questions on the registration program,please contact Kerby Zozula at 805/645-1421 orkerby@vcapcd.org. Grant money may be availablefrom the District to replace older diesel engineswith newer, compliant diesel engines, natural gasengines or electric motors. For information onDistrict grant programs, please contact ChrisFrank at 805/645-1409 or chrisf@vcapcd.org.District Indemnification (Rule 15.2 – New): OnMay 8, 2007, the District held a workshop onproposed new Rule 15.2. It is possible for theDistrict to be the subject of claims or litigationfrom third parties regarding permitting activities.In order to guard against district legal expenses forthese actions, staff proposes new Rule 15.2. Therule will establish that permittees agree to hold theDistrict harmless against certain actions involvingtheir Permits to Operate. The draft rule appears onthe District website noted above. For additionalinformation, contact Don Price at 805/645-1407or don@vcapcd.org.14
Ozone ReportFEBRUARY 2008There were no exceedances of the Federal 8 Hour standard,the California 1 Hour standard, or of the California 8 Hourstandard in February. The maximum 1 hour average was.057 at Ventura and Thousand Oaks; the maximum 8 houraverage was .052 at Ventura.1 Hr AvgVentura8 Hr Avg.200Parts Per Million.160.1208 Hr NAAQS.080.040.0001911.200.200.160.160.1208 Hr NAAQS.080131517192123252729311 Hr AvgOjaiParts Per MillionParts Per Million78 Hr Avg8 Hr Avg.1208 Hr 1313579111 Hr AvgThousand Oaks13151719212325.200.200.160.160.1208 Hr NAAQS.080.0402729311 Hr AvgPiru8 Hr AvgParts Per MillionParts Per Million51 Hr AvgEl Rio8 Hr Avg.1208 Hr PM1 Hr AvgSimi ValleyParts Per Million3357911131517192123252729AIR QUALITY STANDARD8 Hr Avg.200.07CALIFORNIA 8 HR AVG CLEAN AIR STANDARD.160.08NATIONAL 8 HR AVG CLEAN AIR STANDARD.09CALIFORNIA 1 HR AVG CLEAN AIR STANDARD.15CALIFORNIA 1 HR AVG HEALTH ADVISORYAvoid prolonged vigorous outdoor exercise.Sensitive individuals avoid all outdoor activity.1208 Hr NAAQS.080.040.0001357911131517192123252729311531
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